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Tag Archives: Al Pacino
“The Panic in Needle Park” (1971)
The lives of many of the denizens who populate Needle Park is centered on drugs. In particular, heroin. Those who sell the narcotic, the addicts that consume it, and the members of law enforcement who wage a war with the … Continue reading
“Mary Reilly Offers an Interesting Take on a Classic Story”
Many of you who are reading this are probably familiar with the basic essence of the characters, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Jekyll, the respected doctor and scientist, represents the educated and genteel side of humanity. Conversely, Hyde is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Pacino, Bronagh Gallagher, Christopher Hampton, Daniel Day Lewis, George Cole, Glen Close, John Malkovich, Julia Roberts, Kathy Staff, Linda Bassett, Mary Reilly (1996), Michael Gambon, Michael Sheen, Robert Louis Stevenson, Stephen Frears, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Tim Burton, Uma Thurman, Valerie Martin, Winona Ryder
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“The Irishman”
The beginning of the compelling and engrossing movie “The Irishman,” opens with a long tracking shot, through an assisted living facility, as the 1956 song “In the Still of the Night” by “The Five Satins” plays, before the camera focuses … Continue reading
“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”
“When people ask me if I went to film school, I tell them, no, I went to films.” Spoken by Quentin Tarantino during a 2004 BBC News interview, conducted by Andrew Walker. When I sat down to watch the film … Continue reading
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Tagged Abigail Folger, Al Pacino, Austin Butler, Brad Pitt, Bruce Dern, Burt Reynolds, Charles Manson, Charles Watson, Costa Ronin, Dakota Fanning, Damian Lewis, Damon Herriman, Emile Hirsch, George Spahn, Jay Sebring, Lena Dunham, Leonardo DiCaprio, Madisen Beaty, Margaret Qualley, Margot Robbie, Mike Moh, Mikey Madison, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Patricia Krenwinkel, Quentin Tarantino, Rafal Zawierucha, Robert Richardson, Roman Polanski, Samantha Robinson, Sharon Tate, Steven Parent, Susan Atkins, William Garretson, Wojciech Frykowski
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