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'Brando' shows us what a ferocious contender he was
Sun Movie CriticImagine Marlon Brando in his Mark Antony toga from Julius Caesar, astride the worlds of classical and modern acting like the Colossus of Rhodes. And then re-imagine him magnificent in ruins, still inspiring generations of actors with his emotional and...Tags: Henry Fonda, Elia Kazan, Vivien Leigh, Martin Scorsese, James Caan
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Great Old Broad Series: Estelle Parsons
Last Sunday's screening at New Haven's Lyric Hall of the documentary "Broads,"that features salty, outspoken interviews with actresses of a certain age remind me of some of my own favorite interviews of like-minded dames. I'll post a series of these...
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Review: 'Conversations at the American Film Institute with the Great Moviemakers'
Filmmakers are natural raconteurs — they have to be — at least when talking about their films. There are the money men who must be convinced to invest, the studios they need to sign on for distribution, the actors they want to hire and the...Tags: Janusz Kaminski, Schindler's List (movie), NBC (tv network), Francois Truffaut, Jack Lemmon
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Around Town: The Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine' gets a makeover
24 FramesThe 1968 animated Beatles musical "Yellow Submarine" has just been restored frame by frame and will screening Friday evening and Sunday afternoon at the American Cinematheque's Aero Theatre. The Beatles introduced the tune "All Together Now" in the... -
Director Ulu Grosbard dies at 83: Helmed "The Subject Was Roses" on B'way, onscreen
VarietyBelgian-born Ulu Grosbard, who drew a Tony nomination for his direction of Frank Gilroy's "The Subject Was Roses" in 1965 and then launched a feature helming career by directing an acclaimed 1968 adaptation of the play that starred Jack Albertson,...Tags: Treat Williams, World War II (1939-1945), Long Island, Theresa Russell, Elia Kazan
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Ulu Grosbard dies at 83; Tony-nominated stage, film director
Ulu Grosbard, a Tony-nominated stage director who also worked in film, directing such movies as "True Confessions" and "The Deep End of the Ocean," died late Sunday or early Monday in New York City, according to his family. He was 83. During a five-...Tags: International Military Interventions, Long Island, Treat Williams, World War II (1939-1945), Pulitzer Prize Awards
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Earl Scruggs dies at 88; banjo legend was half of Flatt & Scruggs
Bill Monroe, the man widely acknowledged as the father of bluegrass music, was in search of a new banjo player for his famed Blue Grass Boys when a young musician turned up backstage at Nashville's celebrated Ryman Auditorium during a 1945 Grand Ole...Tags: Warren Beatty, Festive Events, Country and Western (genre), Bob Dylan, Ethan Coen
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‘Catching Fire:’ Will it turn out OK without Gary Ross?
24 FramesWill 'Catching Fire,' based on Suzanne Collins' book, turn out okay without Gary Ross, who won't direct the sequel in the Hunger Games franchise?... -
Sean Faris the male half of 'Bonnie and Clyde': Actor will star as infamous outlaw in Cypress Moon Studios pic
Tribune Media ServicesSean Faris has signed to star as Clyde Barrow in indie feature "The Story of Bonnie and Clyde" from Cypress Moon Studios. Lindsay Pulsipher ("True Blood") was signed recently for the role of Bonnie Parker, replacing Hilary Duff. Tonya S. Holly is...Tags: Warren Beatty, Stephen Lang, Sean Faris, Forest Whitaker, Hilary Duff
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Bonnie and Clyde guns up for auction in Kansas City
Two firearms seized during a raid of a hideout of the legendary outlaw couple Bonnie and Clyde will be put up for auction in Kansas City, Mo., on Jan. 21.
Up for sale are a 'Tommy' gun and a 12-gauge 1897 model Winchester shotgun believed to have been...Tags: Warren Beatty, Defense, Firearms, Faye Dunaway, Auction Service
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Pop music review: Earl Scruggs lets his banjo do the talking
Pop & HissThe 87-year-old bluegrass pioneer lets his still-impressive banjo skills (and son Gary) do the talking for him in a solid if almost rote performance. Country music deifies its elders but not always for what they have left to give. Saturday...... -
'Bonnie & Clyde' on Broadway: What did the critics think?
Culture Monster"Bonnie & Clyde," the new musical by Frank Wildhorn and Don Black, opened on Broadway this week at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. Based on the lives of the famous Depression-era outlaws, the show debuted at the La Jolla Playhouse in 2009....
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