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I like the one Martin Short called Jimmy Fallon phony to his face.
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Kathie Lee Gifford once asked Martin Short about his wife "are you still in love?", not knowing she died a year ago. He said "madly in love". When asked why he didn't correct her, he said he didn't want to embarrass her on live television and that his answer was the truth anyway.
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William Friedkin talks about he works with actors; Tommy Lee Jones and Benicio del Toro in "The Hunted" and Nick Nolte in "Blue Chips". Hilarious stuff as usual.
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Sweet 80s when Jeff Goldblum, Michelle Pfeiffer, Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd were band members in music videos.
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Steve Martin dancing skills is kind of underrated. (w/ Cyndi Lauper)
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Larry David's Emmy speech for his "Seinfeld" win is still one of the bests.
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@NickdeSemlyen
Love the one where Kurt Russell just can't stop laughing and even Martin Short breaks the character at some point.
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Forget Paddington 2. Hugh Grant should've won an Oscar for this interview
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Feels like a good time to share Bill Maher getting roasted by Jiminy Glick/Martin Short.
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Quentin Tarantino on how famous Peter Bogdanovich was and his love for "Jackie Brown". RIP, a true lover of cinema.
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More Steve Martin content is never bad. "The Man with Two Brains" is one of his absolute classics.
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On this Thanksgiving day, we're all thankful for "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" but what is Steve Martin thankful for?
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I know his other interview with Nicolas Refn and that "Citizen Kane/Only God Forgives" exchange is more popular but give this interview a look as well. William Friedkin was always hilarious, insightful and wildly entertaining. And a brilliant filmmaker. RIP
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Since Steve Martin is trending, here's a hilarious scene for you from a much underrated film.
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Christopher Walken - one of the greatest actors ever - has no computer, no cellphone, can't swim, doesn't go to crowded places, loves cooking, loves his cats, scared of guns, amazing dancer and is just a nice guy all around. Oh and his favourite curse words? here you go:
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Chevy Chase has to have, at least, a cameo appearance in "Only Murders in the Building".
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@ScottMendelson
That "sequel nobody wanted"...
IMDb: 8.0 (over 410.000 votes)
Cinemascore: A-
MC: 81
RT: 87% (Certified Fresh, with 8.24 average rating)
Letterboxd: 4.1
Won two Oscars.
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Just a reminder that NIcole Kidman should've been nominated for "To Die For"
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@Gisseppii
@dduane
Lipton usually tried to keep a straight face but I like how he lost it several times here. Especially when Hugh was describing how Renee Zellweger got her Bridget Jones accent.
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@DawnElicia
You're welcome. It's for the film "Into the Night" (1985). It was one of the three songs the great B.B. King recorded for the movie.
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Michael Caine is trending, so it's a good time to remember that his Golden Globe speech was gold.
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Peter Bogdanovich directed Sidney Poitier in an underseen sequel to "To Sir, with Love". Peter called Sidney as one of the most "responsible, professional, prepared, on time, open-minded, approachable" actors he had ever worked with. RIP
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@mavericksmovies
Jonathan Glazer, Rebecca Miller, Alice Winocour, Walter Hill, Abel Ferrara, Ron Howard, Sebastian Lellio, Guy Ritchie, Ridley Scott
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@ianamurray
"For me, the female body is extremely inspiring and beautiful. When I was in high school in Holland, my art teacher said: The breast of a woman is the most beautiful thing in the world. I never forgot that, and I’ve always felt that way." (from his 2015 Rolling Stone interview.)
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On how he cast Linda Blair in The Exorcist. He was always funny. RIP Friedkin
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@ZiebarthDean
I particularly love this performance of "King Tut" where he shows that he's also a talented guitarist and gives us this epic guitar solo.
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Christopher Walken dancing on talk shows is all you need today.
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Harrison Ford should've done more comedy. Love his speech here in John Williams tribute.
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Willem Dafoe is gonna star in his
#TheFloridaProject
director Sean Baker's new film. He also sort of confirmed that Nicolas Cage and Isabelle Huppert will be in a new Abel Ferrara film "Siberia", to be premiered in Berlinale.
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@mattzollerseitz
Michael Keaton was basically a comedy star in the 80s. An important factor behind why people opposed his Batman casting. After "Batman", he started to get more dramatic and darker roles.
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@TheInSneider
It's an inspiring and unexpected choice. Would be boring if we got Jonah Hill or Josh Gad or whatever. Farrell is an actor with great range, I'm intrigued what he'll do
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"The Exorcist is not a comedy" Friedkin never missed a beat.
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@thejoshl
"I got into it with Val on the set and I told him, “I’ve never going to another planet with you again!” But we’re cool now and friends." - Sizemore, 2014
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@ATRightMovies
Two years later Jack Lemmon was nominated for two films in the same category. When he won, he made a funny reference to Rhames.
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While talking about his "friendly rivalry" with Paul Thomas Anderson, Tarantino shares a brief, funny story about De Palma and Scorsese
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@JFrankensteiner
@AlainGasquet
Here's Burt Reynolds arguing about the same thing Charlie Rose (94).
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@IvanaE
Are these people seriously think Whedon gets the same amount of hate Heard gets? I don't think I ever see "liar!", "abuser!" hashtags about any of these men. I'm pretty sure Anthony Rapp gets more harassment than Spacey.
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@camerouninema
I'm also surprised that there are countless Christmas films but not much of Hannukah/any Jewish holiday-themed movies.
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Since Val Kilmer is trending, here's his great answer to the question on how was it like to work with Kurt Russell on Tombstone
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@stupid8911
@keeponsmiIin
@brendengallager
He's currently starring in a western show ("1883") where almost half of the season is directed by a woman. Obviously his issue is not the director being a female.
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@stone_circle
The amount of great physical comedy he did in "Only Murders in the Building" this year was very impressive for his age (or any age).
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@NextBestPicture
18 supporting actor nominees and none of them being Hugh Grant for "The Gentlemen" is criminal.
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@Srirachachau
On paper, both Mulder and Hank Moody feels like people I won't like to know in life but Duchovny brings so much likeability into these roles, which is why he's great I guess.
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@WilliamHPerkins
Hard to believe he didnt blow up after these two. The man is always great (from "Fear" to "The Comtender").
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Happy birthday to great David Lynch. Here's an awesome Nicolas Cage impression of him.
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To my dear trolls. Hope this is helpful. Now you have more time to spend with mummy.
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If Little Women be released earlier, Saoirse Ronan would build enough of buzz for her incredible performance to finally win the Oscar. I hope
#CriticsChoiceAwards
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@DiscussingFilm
"What Happens in Vegas" is better-known than "Being John Malkovich" and "There's Something About Mary" these days?
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@MickGarrisPM
@jonholland84
Madchen Amick's broom dance alone makes it worth to watch. Thank you so much for everything you do for horror cinema, Mick. Much appreciated.
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@ZoeRoseBryant
Incredible line-up and I'm thinking of those who didn't get a nom: Kidman (To Die For), Julianne Moore (Safe), Kathy Bates (Dolores Claiborne), Alicia Silverstone (Clueless), Jennifer Jason Leigh (Georgia), Lili Taylor (The Addiction). Just wow. Amazing year for lead actresses.
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@mattzollerseitz
An absolute legend. Wanna give a shout-out to some underrated ones; "Raggedy Man", "'night Mother" and "A Private Matter".
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John Carpenter gets an advice on how to make money out of his films and he handles it in his own usual cool style.
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@KarinaLongworth
@RememberThisPod
Bril episode. Mick was a great actor but impossible to love as a person. Didn't want his first wife to work also, he threatened Dafoe & Friedkin when she got a part in "To Live and Die in LA". Controlling, jealous man... just like a certain pirate...
will check out Carré's book
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William Friedkin on how James Franco informed him about his documentary on the missing 40 minutes of "Cruising"
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@TV_Fanatic_Girl
Star in "The Lost Boys" and I think very few people here would know that the actress who portrays her is probably the richest actress in the world, with net worth of two billions.
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@edgarwright
And this week I'll watch the only film, I believe, that stars Beth Harmon, Queen Philippa of Denmark, General Zod, Bond's wife and Bond's masseuse. Sounds good.
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@BrndnStrssng
@somebadideas
Really hope he won't be part of anything I'm interested in watching. I remember he was on Graham Norton for "Orient Express" and it was taking him a year to finish a sentence. But I guess humanity deserves this punishment.
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@mattzollerseitz
Love it. He was an amazing romantic leading man. Wish he'd get more chances to do it. When you dig down his filmography and watch lesser-known films like "Dominick and Eugene", "Article 99", "Control", and "Unforgettable", his versatility gets even more evident. What a career.
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@eleanoir
@812filmreviews
No worries. He once said Brokeback Mountain "is not a western" also, even though it was a "beautiful film" and was glad about Ang's Oscar win.
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@DangerousBill
@mavericksmovies
Oh yeah, he's going back to westerns with this and even better news is it stars Dafoe of "Streets of Fire"
Had the pleasure of speaking with an actor who is in Walter Hill's as-yet-unreleased western Dead for a Dollar. He was adamant that he could not discuss the plot, but assured me, "If you like his Westerns, you're gonna lose your goddamn mind over this."
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@mavericksmovies
Maybe because "The Green Mile" and "Iron Man 2" are his most widely seen films? it's like how they always assosicate Dafoe with villains because "Spider-Man" comes first to mind rather than "Platoon" or "Last Temptation of Christ".
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Just when I thought
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may miss the Oscar nom due to a stacked category, then that telephone scene happens. What a year for Best Actor.
#TheIrishman
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@TomiLaffly
Loving her project choices. She's now Marilyn Monroe in Dominik's "Blonde", a Bond Girl, is also in Adrien Lyne's thriller, and has just worked with Assayas. Very excited to see more of her.
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@BrndnStrssng
Cage will take this and I'm okay with it but Travolta's hammy villain performances are so underrated. They're always a delight. This one, "Broken Arrow", "In a Valley of Violence". He's always entertaining to watch.
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