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philhoffman · 21 days
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John C. Reilly shared some very sweet memories about working with Phil and their friendship in a recent interview 💙
He was an incredible actor — I call him a lion among men. He really had this gravitas, even as a very young guy. This presence I was always in awe of: I've never seen someone who had such an easy command of an audience. He could hop on a countertop and get a huge laugh, and I'd look at him and say, 'He's not a clown. Not in the way I am. I know what I'm doing when I'm going for something with an audience' — but he had a way of doing it invisibly. I was fascinated. How does he do it?
We did True West together on Broadway, where we played brothers, switching roles every three performances, so it was this really intense thing, and it forged us together in a way I've never had with anyone else. It was like being in a foxhole together in a war, what we went through together as young men — at the time we were both untested on Broadway, no one really knew who we were.
So I remember that we were in conflict a lot in that play — the brothers are kind of battling each other for each other's identity. And I knew I couldn't feel like I was actually in conflict with Phil. So before every performance, every night, I'd take him in my arms and hug him, and say, 'I love you, brother.' It was a really special thing. I miss him a lot.
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pedroam-bang · 8 months
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The Aviator (2004)
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Stars at Noon (Claire Denis, 2022)    
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vintagewarhol · 11 months
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Yorgos Lanthimos' "The Lobster" October 16, 2015.
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90smovies · 1 year
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closetofcuriosities · 21 days
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Licorice Pizza - 2019 - Dir. Paul Thomas Anderson
"GROWING UP, RUNNING AROUND, AND FALLING IN LOVE IN THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY"
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loveboatinsanity · 9 months
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bizarrobrain · 1 year
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oldshrewsburyian · 8 months
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So I started watching Winning Time despite the fact that it is about Sportsball, and it turns out that this was a great decision because, secretly, while Sportsball is what happens, what the show is about is actually a whole bunch of Weird Men, and a smaller but excellent group of Competent Women. And I do love shows about Weird Men and Competent Women.
...Also it's an interestingly-shot and -scripted take on media, celebrity, race, and gender in the late 20th-century US, so: definitely more than I was expecting from a sportsball show.
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scenesandscreens · 1 year
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When Marnie Was There (2014)
Director - Hiromasa Yonebayashi, Cinematography - Atsushi Okui
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philhoffman · 7 months
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filmjunky-99 · 1 year
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b o o g i e n i g h t s, 1997 🎬 dir. paul thomas anderson
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davidhudson · 11 months
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Happy 58th, John C. Reilly.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights (1997).
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lovecatnip · 30 days
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Dark Water
2005
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thishadoscarbuzz · 10 months
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245 - Dolores Claiborne (with Louis Peitzman!)
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In the small hall of Oscar-endorsed horror films, the centerpiece must be Kathy Bates brilliant and terrifying win for Best Actress in Misery. A few years after that win, Bates returned to Stephen King territory (though you can debate how much of a horror story it is) with Dolores Claiborne, the mystery of whether or not a woman killed not only her wealthy employer, but her husband decades prior. With Jennifer Jason Leigh as Bates’ estranged daughter and director Taylor Hackford at the helm, the film couldn’t return to that other King film’s Oscar anointing but endures as an intense melodrama and one of the best King adaptations.
This week, writer Louis Peitzman join us to unpack the history of King adaptations and each of our history with King’s work. We also discuss supporting player Judy Parfitt’s exquisite line readings, the differing takes on The Shining delivered by King and Stanley Kubrick, and this story’s connection to Gerald’s Game.
Topics also include the many 1995 Best Actress outsiders, Bates’ pre-Oscar theatre career, and Dead Like Me.
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The 1995 Oscar nominations
Louis’ ranking of Stephen King adaptations
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