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But yesterday I read an interview with Josh, the creator, and he said that it was not Mischa who wanna leave, that they just killed of Marissa because of all the bad things who happens to her : that was the only solution.
Robert Altman and Gary Tredeau were a good match, and according to the DVD interview it makes a lot more sense than the simple notion of 'well, Doonsbury is a funny comic, Altman makes some funny movies.'
Having grown up idolising the great man and having seen all his movies countless times, when I first saw the "Curse of the Dragon" documentary I was most intrigued by an interview which was conducted with Bruce's long time friend, colleague and training partner Dan Inosanto where Bruce's original concept for "Game of Death" was brought to light.
Later the new IOC new recruit is paraded to us and conducts a meaningless interview.
No hitting, No workout, No interview.
Tales from the Darkside: Ring Around the Redhead starts as convicted murderer Billy Malone (John Heard) is about to be led to the electric chair, before he is though a journalist named Adele (Caris Corfman) is allowed to interview him.
After a few more mishaps, they finally make it to their same hotel destination with their luggage brought back earlier, thanks to the airport in Boston, but George can't get his suitcase unlocked due to the fact that the scam guy from the night before has his key in his wallet, then George goes to his interview, making it on time, in spite of his disheveled appearance (and he thought he wasn't going to make it due to the strike).
Not a single interview was conducted before production .
The poor people from Ohio do not have one gram or one 176th part of an ounce of luck when they come to New York for a job interview.
PS : I'm sure that no full-of-money-movie-maker filming a musical festival these present days would make an interview of the-man-who-is-in-charge-of-the chemical-toilets (who has a son here and another one piloting a chopper in Vietnam)!
Then, the show lost some steam during the interview segment.
Hi, this is your horror correspondent Coventry bringing you an exclusive interview with Jack Arnold!
They also leave out all about the mens expedition except finding the miners body in the mine in northern Russia, and don't mention that his widow who was a lot younger than himself in 1912 is still alive in 1987 now aged 93 and gives an interview to one of the important people.
The 2 channel effect with the split screen is interesting and keeps the viewer entertained by the different sounds and noises in the interview segments.
Before I saw this film I read an interview with Donnie Yen where he said that he puts his blood and passion into everyshot.
These interviews are wonderful because they are not the average "hollywood" interview.
The interview explores the reasons behind the career choices, and experiences of filming.
Remake of the dreadful 1970 Jack Lemmon-Sandy Dennis "comedy" about a couple from Ohio who go to NYC (for a job interview for the husband) and have everything go wrong.
In a 1970 interview the director said he greatly regretted that he never got to make the picture in Cinemascope as he had planned.
On the DVD from Dark Sky Films, there is a funny bonus interview with director Bruce Kessler.
I would love to read an interview with him about it.
The interview with Dee Snider about the PMRC is particularly hilarious.
It Starts wit a big city doctor who's headed for a major interview to achieve his dream of becoming a plastic surgeon.. Unfortunately or fortunately he has an accident n gets stuck up in a small town where he's sentenced to community service in t hospital..Cant help but recognise t resemblance to t animated movie 'cars'!
Erotic - NO Female nudity - Technically yes about 1 minute in total Sex - NO For practical purposes this was NOT based on the novel by the Marquis de Sade; in fact in the interview the writer admits he rewrote the story to accommodate Tyrone Power's daughter who could not act.
A rare treat to see Michael Biehn on an interview, especially on british TV, it's about time my idol got the status he deserved!
The interview Lloyd Kaufman conducts with the director adds more depth and gives more clues to understanding this genius filmmaker.
Maybe it's the Tyne Daly interview scene with the woman's rights liaison sanctimoniously commenting on equality while Harry lam-basts her with a "what would you do in this situation?"
I've seen an interview with HGL in which he came across very well, but I think it's more the case of him talking a good movie rather than delivering one.
I read an interview with the director (who didn't come for Q & A after this one), and he said the storyline has a lot to do with his fear of New York, along with his fascination for it.
Okay, the guy is the son of a rock legend and had a hit or two, but did he really have a reason to be on stage with Chuck and the band?? Also, why did Chuck cut short the interview with his wife???
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