This lady spoke well the the interviewer came across as insincere, inarticulate and rather dull.

This lady spoke well, but the interviewer came across as insincere, inarticulate and rather dull.

The whole cast was great in the movie! Kubrick was basically telling and warning the public how perverted the "Elites" are and how they project a BS imagine.

Being on call for 8 months is insane. Hope she got paid well.

Good for her for saying no

Her voice is fantastically delicious

What a beautiful lady, so interesting and intelligent, a person who has lots of great stories, she should write a book.

Hearing Julienne's story makes me now really wonder what happened when Abigail went to the late night G-string fittings with Stanley? Did anything happen?

Geez they only gave you a few minutes after waiting 4 hours:( Yep Mickey and Nicky is great, and yes Elaine May is super underrated! I've seen Mildred Pearce before but I love the remake of it better! A Woman Under the Influence is great I've got the Cassavetes box set.

I was a kid when I saw it and everytime it came on HBO I would watch it from beginning to end, I've lost count on how many times I've seen it!

Just finished watching "The Sniper" and what is interesting is that the film came out in 1952, more or less around the same time (give or take a month or two and probably coincidentally) Evan Charles Thomas was committing exactly the same types of crimes, for exactly the same reasons, that Arthur Franz portrayed in the fictional movie. Because the real-life "Phantom Sniper" Evan Charles committed his crimes more or less around the same time as the movie came out, and considering how long movies take to shoot and edit, I doubt there's a direct connection, but it is interesting how close the real-life case and the movie are. Arthur Franz can be seen in the 1959 horror movie "Monster On The Campus," a sort of atomic age take on Jekyll and Hyde, with blood plasma from a radioactive coelacanth/prehistoric fish turning Franz's character into a serial killing "caveman."

It’s funny how opposite Garbo was from Joan Crawford. Crawford made herself very available to interviewers and photographers, and answered fan mail personally. Garbo grudgingly showed up for photographs to publicize her films, did a handful of interviews, and that’s about it. You’d think only Crawford would have been a star because she worked harder at it, but no.

I enjoyed this candid interview. Jonathan’s take on Siskel & Ebert and how they are viewed outside of the US will certainly raise some eyebrows! Thanks for the interview, and I subscribed!

Life magazine, in 1928, dubbed Miss Garbo:" the dream Princess of eternity"...

thought it was about CASSAVETES

I somehow landed Jennys ("Mary") email, and she replied back. She was so lovely to do that

I enjoyed Frankly.

Anna and Holly prize different qualities in people. To Anna, the greatest virtue is personal loyalty. She’s as horrified by Holly’s betrayal of his old friend as he is by her seeming lack of concern for Harry’s innocent victims. (Ironically, like the true sociopath that he is, Harry betrays her, too, but that doesn’t seem to change her feelings for him.)

Thanks for a great review! I love Autumn Leaves!

Faces was hard to watch too

I never knew this movie! Thanks!

I always had a crush on John Cassavetes

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That was a great talk! This is my all-time favorite film. The making of this film is worth doing a film about it! Gable was the King of Hollywood for 30 years and this was the first time he actually had to act. It's two parts with one representing current time and not fitting into a world of "wages" to survive, and then the natural side of man's survival versus nature and Rosyln is the connection of the two worlds or the collision of those worlds.

such a great talk

The great Robert Ryan is so sinister and imposing in "Act," while still allowing a viewer to identify with the character, and Heflin and Leigh are also terrific, along with Mary Astor as a B Girl. Zinnemann keeps things tight and tense in one of the best noirs, for a richly satisfying watch.

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a fun noir!

Wow, Julienne has barely aged a day. Great interview! Very insightful.

Ella is unique - a slinky good girl with an edge...and those eyes! As for the drum scene with the marvellous Elisha Cook...WOW!

I recently read this book it was good and interesting ⭐⭐⭐⭐

I'm going to watch it again after this great review!

Why has this Podcaster not seen Year of the Dragon ??? Another one that hasn't done the research .... hey bro the movie is free on KZbin.

Bet he went to The Bleecker Street Cinema in NY. Wonderful Art House that now is sadly gone.

great review! I'm glad I have the DVD!

you are right about Glenn Ford, no histrionics!

The scenes where the villagers are collecting the guns from the sea are truly phenomenal. It's an exceptional piece of filmmaking.