Throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s, Karen Black occupied a singular place in movies, hovering in that rarefied atmosphere that placed...
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Showing posts with label Redford. Show all posts
Eileen Brennan (1932-2013)
Eileen Brennan, one of our most treasured character actresses, particularly when it came to roles with a comic spin, lost her battle with bl...
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What he really wanted to do was be an actor
BLOGGER'S NOTE : This post is part of The Sydney Pollack Blogathon occurring through July 22 at Seetimaar — Diary of a Movie Lover By E...
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Merging art and commerce
NOTE: Ranked No. 19 on my all-time top 100 of 2007 "If ever there was a great example of how the best popular movies come out of a mer...
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Re-fighting the Cold War
BLOGGER'S NOTE : This piece originally posted Jan. 3, 2007. I'm re-running it today to mark the 30th anniversary of the release of ...
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Cliff Robertson 1923-2011
Ordinarily, when someone with as long and as illustrious a career as Cliff Robertson passes away, I would try to be as comprehensive as poss...
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Peter Yates (1929-2011)
As a director, the Hampshire, England-born Peter Yates embraced a wide range of genres in the stories he brought to the silver screen, runni...
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