DP/30: Paul Mazursky - Epsiode Three: The Tempest & Moscow On the Hudson

The legendary director talks about the two films he made (1982-1984(, The Tempest & Moscow on the Hudson.

[@tracer740]

Everyone deserves to see Tempest at least once. It is a film that entertains and 'mystifies', your imagination will be active! The music score is tantalizing!

[@thechronicler1066]

As Mazursky stated, TEMPEST was a box office disappointment, but is truly a cult classic. I loved it since day-one when I saw it in theatres, but I'm just glad it was made; a real unsung Mazursky movie! Bravo.

[@magicgenius]

Tempest. My favorite film

[@reesebn38]

I saw both of these movies in the theatre.

[@Enr227]

It's not fair. I have so many interesting questions left for Paul Mazursky.

[@rudyamisano4626]

Mazursky ha fatto un capolavoro molto Newyorkese " UNA DONNA TUTTA SOLA" 1978. Scritto benissimo e recitato perfettamente. 🎥🌟💫✨Grande .

[@shaunlopez3572]

great movie

[@danspielberg]

Rest in Power

[@Slavik07]

Moscow On The Hudson is my favorite Robin Williams movie. It was a pleasure learning new things about it. When Paul was mentioning Dustin who could’ve played Robin’s role, I’m not sure but I think he means Dustin Hoffman, right?

[@ter521fad]

He means Dustin Hoffman, yes.

[@shalomccs]

When you make a movie with an European touch in the music, narrative , plot and story you can bet that the movie is not for the masses in the USA. The masses in the USA want action movies.

[@diuga1]

Loved the interview! What is the movie with ´Franco sans his arm´?

[@ter521fad]

The name of the movie Mazursky was referring to is 127 Hours. James Franco plays a mountain climber who gets trapped by a boulder in that one.