In Boxcar Bertha, Scorsese, 1972The actor, who was in his way as much a cinema icon as a television one, was found dead in a Bangkok hotel room, according to…
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"She's b-b-b-b-beautiful," a flummoxed WIlbur—Lou Costello in a signature role—exclaims mere seconds after receiving an entirely unexpected kiss from Joan Raymond. Little does he know that her proclaimed "love at…
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Black Narcissus, directors Powell and Pressburger, 1947War and Peace, director King Vidor, 1956 Pandora and the Flying Dutchman, director Albert Lewin, 1951 The Barefoot Contessa, director Joseph L. Mankiewicz, 1954…
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From The Red Shoes, Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, 1948I think I can say without fear of contradiction that he was the Midas of cinematographers—everything he lit turned to beauty.…
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He was a genuinely provocative thinker and an immaculate writer. His fiction and his critical work are of equal interest. If you don't know his books, well, Crash, The Atrocity…
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In Rabid, 1976David Cronenberg discusses casting, and working with, Marilyn Chambers in his low-budget picture Rabid, from the 1992 book Cronenberg on Cronenberg: Ivan just said, "It would be really great for…
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