Brahms: The Boy II
It’s just a film that’s as blank as Brahms’ expression.
John Ireland
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Guyana-Cult of the Damned (1980)
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Dave Cole
Roger Ebert -
Farewell, My Lovely (1975)
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Lt. Nulty
Roger Ebert -
Red River (1948)
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Cherry Valance
Roger Ebert -
My Darling Clementine (1946)
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Billy Clanton
Roger Ebert
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45 Years and More with Charlotte Rampling
A celebration of the great actress Charlotte Rampling, currently seen in "45 Years" and soon a retrospective at New York City's IFC Center.
#229 July 30, 2014
Sheila writes: Author John le Carré wrote a gorgeous and painful reminiscence of Philip Seymour Hoffman in the New York Times. Le Carre wrote, in part: "... His intuition was luminous from the instant you met him. So was his intelligence. A lot of actors act intelligent, but Philip was the real thing: a shining, artistic polymath with an intelligence that came at you like a pair of headlights and enveloped you from the moment he grabbed your hand, put a huge arm round your neck and shoved a cheek against yours; or if the mood took him, hugged you to him like a big, pudgy schoolboy, then stood and beamed at you while he took stock of the effect."
Interview with Lewis Gilbert
CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA - "There's no use kidding ourselves," Lewis Gilbert said. "The appeal of this film will be based on sex and violence, of course. But the difference is, this will be the first sex and violence epic. Usually sex and violence are counted on to sell themselves, and so that sort of thing is made cheaply..."
