#Irving Franco

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New pics from Adam the First

#david duchovny #adam the first #irving franco

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Adam the First

Adam the First (2024) #IrvingFranco #OakesFegley #DavidDuchovny #TRKnight #LarryPine #BillySlaughter Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2024 (Februar) Genre: Drama Regie: Irving Franco Hauptrollen: Oakes Fegley, David Duchovny, T.R. Knight, Larry Pine, Billy Slaughter, Kevin Wayne, Darryl Cox, Eric Hanson, Holly Bonney, Gerardo Davila, René Mena, Adrian Lockett … Filmbeschreibung: Der 14-jährige Adam (Oakes Fegley) reist quer durch das Land, um eine Reihe von Männern zu treffen, die sein Vater sein könnten, nachdem er…

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#David Duchovny #Irving Franco #Larry Pine #Oakes Fegley #T.R. Knight

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"Adam the First"

So much of the story feels like a string of missed opportunities to delve deeper into the characters and themes, but I appreciate what this self-discovery drama is going for.

Writer / director Irving Franco‘s “Adam the First” is a film that wears its heart on its sleeve, offering an earnest and universal story that should resonate with most viewers. This rough around the edges drama has just the right amount of indie quirk to make it feel unique, but the amateurish writing and clumsy acting detract a bit from the dramatic impact. In this story about finding your…

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#David Duchovny #Irving Franco #Oakes Fegley #T.R. Knight

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#veruschka #veruschka von lehndorff #fashion photography #1960s #sixties #franco rubartelli #richard avedon #henry clarke #Irving Penn #bert stern #pauline trigère #yves Saint Laurent #Valentino #Chanel #Vogue #Vogue Italia #supermodel #fashion #60s fashion #DonyaleLuna #Michelangelo Antonioni #Mila schön #ennio morricone #Edda dell’orso

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The Pro Lineup (OCs)

@letthesunburnyourskin this is for you gang

#3: Andrew Minyard, Goalkeeper, 5'0", 126lbs, 23yrs

#5: Haden Lowell, Striker, 5'8", 137lbs, 25yrs

#7: Ronnie Landry, Dealer, 6'0", 219lbs, 27yrs

#8: Mike Harrison, Striker, 5'9", 154lbs, 31yrs

#10: Neil Josten, Striker, 5'3", 120lbs, 22yrs

#11: Callum Shepard, Goalkeeper, 6'1", 210lbs, 29yrs

#12: Donny Hopkins, Backliner, 6'2", 228lbs, 37yrs

#16: Connor O'Riley, Backliner, 6'2", 230lbs, 31yrs

#18: Brien Reese-Skinner, Striker, 6'4", 235lbs, 36yrs

#19: Brazer Chapman, Dealer, 6'2", 185lbs, 26yrs

#20: Klein Davidson, Backliner, 5'11", 216lbs, 30yrs

#24: Cara Nelson, Dealer, 5'7", 140lbs, 26yrs

#29: Treyton Anderson, Dealer, 6'0", 153lbs, 26yrs

#33: Connor Richardson, Striker, 6'3", 236lbs, 36yrs

#44: Allen Taylor, Goalkeeper, 6'0", 150lbs, 34yrs

#49: "Big John" Irving, Backliner, 6'10", 298lbs, 38yrs

#52: Pike Davis, Backliner, 6'2", 227lbs, 39yrs

#56: Franco Brooks, Backliner, 5'11", 221lbs, 37yrs

#59: Dean Rogers, Backliner, 5'9", 224lbs, 28yrs

#66: Josh Grant, Dealer, 6'0", 200lbs, 25yrs

#72: Oscar Sinclair, Backliner, 6'2", 211lbs, 36yrs

#83: Luke Hayes, Dealer, 5'10", 198lbs, 37yrs

#88: Waylen Miller, Dealer, 5'9", 172lbs, 27yrs

#93: Tanner Castillo, Striker, 5'10", 223lbs, 32yrs

#00: Sadie Miller, Mascot, 2'6", 26lbs, 3yrs

#i literally made these guys by looking up heights and weights of hockey players #so hopefully it's somewhat accurate #also yes sadie is waylen's daughter #pro exy #aftg #all for the game #andrew minyard #the foxhole court #nora sakavic #neil josten #tfc #andreil #my ocs #ocs #oc

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Zines Read 2023

Unemployment / Aaron Lake Smith

Behind the Zines #14 / ed. Billy McCall

Zisk #31 / ed. Mike Faloon & Mike Fournier

Zisk #32: Remembering Bob Gibson / ed. Mike Faloon & Mike Fournier

Zisk #33: Bartolo Colon: Hall of Famer? / ed. Mike Faloon & Mike Fournier

Brief Text Descriptions of Everyday Events / Keith Helt

Flotation Device #18 / Keith Helt

Denacola: Menagerie / Dena Zilber

Nothing Spinning #1: Hydrogen / Lindsey Richter

Nothing Spinning #2: Helium / Lindsey Richter

Scenes from the Late Devonian Period / Lindsey Richter

Stoneybrook Looks / Lindsey E. Richter

sixteen years sober and i was thinking about relapsing / enola dismay

A Cookbook Christmas #5 / Peter & Ansley

QRK5 #6 / Ed Tillman

Save the USPS: A small business’s love letter to an essential American institution / Danny Caine

How to Resist Amazon and Why (rev. 2nd ed.) / Danny Caine

The Paruretic #1: The story of a guy who’s pee shy / Mark Cunning

The Paruretic #2: College / Mark Cunning

The Paruretic #3 Vacation / Mark Cunning

The Paruretic #4: The Search for Help / Mark Cunning

The Paruretic #5: Dating

I Could’ve Killed Alex Jones / Mark Cunning

Gut Bucket Research #10 / David Tighe

I Want an Army Out of Caves… #12/Unclassifiables #3 / ed. David Tighe

Unclassifiables #13 / ed. David Tighe

The Secret of the Moon’s Rotation #33 / ed. David Tighe

Behind the Zines #15 / ed. Billy McCall

Brides of the Mystery / Lydian Brambila

zines in libraries: collecting, cataloging, community / Zine Librarians Interest Group ; Joshua Barton, Violet Fox, Anissa Malady, Kelly McElroy, Matthew Moyer, Sarah G. Wenzel

Zine Librarians Code of Ethics Zine / Heidy Berthoud, Joshua Barton, Jeremy Brett, Lisa Darms, Violet Fox, Jenna Freedman, Jennifer LaSuprema Hecker, Lillian Karabaic, Rhonda Kauffman, Kelly McElroy, Milo Miller, Honor Moody, Jude Vachon, Madeline Veitch, Celina Williams, Kelly Wooten

Ornery Cuss / K Ratticus

Against the Logic of the Guillotine / crimethInc.

Bound to Struggle: Where Kink and Radical Politics Meet #1 / ed. simon strikeback

Bound to Struggle: Where Kink and Radical Politics Meet #2 / ed. simon strikeback

Bound to Struggle: Where Kink and Radical Politics Meet #3: Language / ed. simon strikeback

Bound to Struggle: Where Kink and Radical Politics Meet #5: Praxis / ed. simon strikeback

Men I Think Are the Same Man: Men I Have Mistaken For Each Other (and some women) / aggie

Every Thug Is a Lady: Adventures Without Gender / Julia Eff

tear the petals off of you / Julia Eff

People Like Us: David Byrne’s 1986 Cult Film True Stories as a Search for Autistic Connection / Lewis Attilio Franco

Tracing this Body: Transsexuality, pharmaceuticals & capitalism & New Flesh, New Struggles self discovery thru porn & kink / michelle o’brien

Brides of the Mystery / Lydian Brambila & Ariel Ackerly

An Otherworldly Light #1 / R. P. Schneider (ed.), ChatGPT, Stable Diffusion

An Otherworldly Light #2 / R. P. Schneider (ed.), ChatGPT, Stable Diffusion

Welcome to Our Dimension Party (2nd ed.) / Samantha Hensley

Behind the Zines #16: Zines Saved My Life! / ed. Billy McCall

Weirdo du Jour #3: “Line Cook Love” / K Ratticus

Cathode Ray Mission #1: A Horror and Sci-Fi Fanzine / K Ratticus

Cathode Ray Mission #2: A Horror and Sci-Fi Fanzine / K Ratticus

Testimony, v. 1 / ed. Ryan Avery

Postcards from Irving, v. 5 / Tyler

The Desert Sun #51 / Billy

Proof I Exist #42: Five Days in Chicago / Billy McCall

Zisk #34: If Ichiro Journaled Like Henry Rollins / ed. Mike Faloon & Mike Fournier

Selected list of zine distros and other places to find most of these titles:

Antiquated Future

Behind the Zines Distro (Billy McCall)

Bound to Struggle (simon strikeback)

Crapandemic (Julia Eff)

Dena Zilber

Flotation Device (Keith Helt)

Gut Bucket Research (David Tighe)

Honeycraft (Lindsey Richter)

Lydian Brambila

Policymaker (Mike Fournier)

Related Records (Ryan Avery)

SAMSKETCHBOOK (Sam Hensley)

Weirdo du Jour (K Ratticus)

ZineLibraries.info

PS I'm moonmoth on LibraryThing.

#zines #lists

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Attrice, modella e femminista radicale italiana, Benedetta Barzini nasce il 22 settembre 1943. Prima modella italiana a comparire sulla copertina di Vogue nel 1965, fu habitué della Factory di Andy Warhol e dell’underground newyorkese, posando per Richard Avedon, Irving Penn, Franco Rubartelli e Gian Paolo Barbieri, come in questo scatto iconico in mostra a Palazzo Grassi.

Impegnata in politica presso l’Unione delle donne d’Italia, Benedetta Barzini si interrogò sulla reificazione delle donne nel mondo della moda e insegnò antropologia della moda al Politecnico di Milano, alla Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti di Milano e all’Istituto di Arte Applicata e Design di Torino.

Benedetta Barzini, with a Valentino and Coppola e Toppo Jewelry, © Gian Paolo Barbieri, Vogue US 1969

#Gian Paolo Barbieri #Benedetta Barzini

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facts about tissot since i’m now obsessed w him

• was born in Nantes! his birth name was actually Jacques Joseph Tissot, but by 1854 he was known as James Tissot.

• was friends with Degas, Manet and James McNeill Whistler (whom you may know bc of his relationship with Oscar Wilde)! he also studied under Flandrin and Lamothe (Degas was also a student of Lamothe).

• here’s a portrait of him by Degas ca. 1867-68

• HE FOUGHT IN THE PARIS COMMUNE (though idk if he shared their ideals), as well as in the Franco-Prussian war as part of the defense of Paris.

• He was mostly famous for painting fashionable ladies decked in their best gowns (which you can tell)

• One of the most interesting periods in his life was during his relationship with Kathleen Newton. She was an Irish divorcee, and he met her around 1875-1876. According to her niece, they fell in love while he painted her portrait, and she went to live with him in 1877. They had “their own little literary and artistic circles” w people like Oscar Wilde, Charles Wyndham, Henry Irving, Mary Moore, Thomas Gibson Bowles, William Stone, etc. The servants called Kathleen “Madame Tissot”, despite them not being married. Kathleen called him Jimmie and he called her “petite femme” and “mavoureen” (form the Irish “mo mhuirnín”, meaning “my dear”).

he painted like a million portraits of her but here’s a few

In the late 1870s Kathleen contracted tuberculosis and died in Tissot’s arms on 9 November 1882, “with the ardent faith of a neophyte and the silent resignation of a saint.”

#art #james tissot #kathleen newton #saw one source say that kathleen killed herself w laudanum bc she thought she wouldn’t survive the illness #but it was a little sketchy

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The Lithuanian-American artist Irving Norman was a social surrealist who painted large-scale and highly detailed critiques of contemporary life with hopes that viewers would consider the consequences of their actions and change their behavior. Influenced by the dire conditions of the Great Depression, his massive canvases feature armies of clone-like figures behaving in the clockwork manner in which they have been programmed. He moved from New York to Los Angeles in 1934 before helping to defend the Spanish Republic from the fascist Franco dictatorship. He survived the Spanish Civil War and in 1939 settling on Catalina Island off the Southern California coast, where he began drawing and painting from the atrocities he had witnessed. In 1940, he moved to San Francisco and had a solo exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Art two years later. He then traveled to Mexico City and saw the murals of Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros before moving to New York City to studying at the Art Students League from 1946 to 1947. He returned to San Francisco in the late 1940s. Because of his political and social engagement, Norman was under FBI surveillance for decades. From 1950s, in the wake of McCarthy's conspiracy theories and persecution of communists, his mail was monitored. The surveillance continued until 1974, despite the fact that he had brought successful legal action against the FBI's frequent interrogations and harassment with the help of the American Civil Liberties Union. In 1988, fire destroyed his home, studio, artwork, and personal papers.

#Irving Norman #Art #surreal #social surrealism #american surrealism

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Groucho Marx and Kitty Carlisle in A Night at the Opera (Sam Wood, 1935) Cast: Groucho Marx, Chico Marx, Harpo Marx, Kitty Carlisle, Allan Jones, Sig Ruman, Margaret Dumont, Walter Woolf King. Screenplay: George S. Kaufman, Morrie Ryskind, James Kevin McGuinness. Cinematography: Merritt B. Gerstad. Art direction: Cedric Gibbons. Film editing: William LeVanway. Music: Herbert Stothart. Verdi's Il Trovatore is one of my favorite operas, but it only works if it's performed by a cast willing to give it their all. To see what I mean, try to find the live recording from the 1962 Salzburg Festival conducted by Herbert von Karajan and starring Leontyne Price, Franco Corelli, Ettore Bastianini, and Giulietta Simionato. Thrill to Price and Corelli in a duel of high notes, Corelli and Bastianini trying to out-ham each other, and Simonato camping the hell out of Azucena. That's what opera is all about and why it's such a natural target for the Marx Brothers. A Night at the Opera is not my favorite of their films, however. It was made after they left Paramount for MGM, where Irving G. Thalberg seemed determined to file down the team's rough edges, Louis B. Mayer didn't get their jokes, and the direction was assigned to Sam Wood, who earned his surname honestly. So we get an insipid romance between the opera singers played by Kitty Carlisle and Allan Jones, who are allowed to do the "Miserere" scene straight-faced, and one of those gooey musical interludes in which Chico and Harpo are allowed to charm a bunch of kids with their piano and harp playing. For many, the comic highlight of the film is the stateroom scene, in which much of the cast is crammed into a tiny space, but I'm afraid too many viewings have left me cold to it. But I will never grow cold to Groucho, who rises above all inanities. Any moment he's on screen cracking wise is golden. The rest ranges from silver to Wooden.

#A Night at the Opera #Sam Wood #Groucho Marx #Kitty Carlisle

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David Duchovny Joins Adam the First Movie Selling at AFM

David Duchovny Joins Adam the First Movie Selling at AFM

Californication and The X-Files star David Duchovny will star alongside Oakes Fegley (The Fabelmans, Pete’s Dragon, The War With Grandpa) and T.R. Knight (Grey’s Anatomy, The Flight Attendant) in Irving Franco’s Adam the First, which Archstone Entertainment will be introducing to buyers at the American Film Market. Franco (Cheerleader) wrote and directed the film, which follows Adam, who, when…

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#Adam #AFM #David #Duchovny #Joins #Latest Movie News #Movie #Movie News #New Movie News #New Movie News and Rumors #Selling #the latest news about movies

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#david duchovny #adam the first

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#Adam the first

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We're Scrooged

We're Scrooged (2023) #AmyForce #FrancoLoPresti #EmilyAlatalo #Lindura #ToniEllwand #RandyThomas Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 (November) Genre: Romantik Regie: Amy Force Hauptrollen: Franco Lo Presti, Emily Alatalo, Lindura, Toni Ellwand, Randy Thomas, Liz Taylor, Amalia Naranjo, Jeff Irving, Julian Young, Brendan Morgan … Filmbeschreibung: Sarah und Scott, ehemalige Highschool-Schüler, haben sich nach dem College getrennt. Sie kehren in ihre Heimatstadt zurück, um an ihrem zehnjährigen Klassentreffen…

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#Amy Force #Emily Alatalo #Franco Lo Presti #Lindura #Toni Ellwand

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Il grande attore americano, interprete di film come Invito a una sparatoria di Richard Wilson, Quiller memorandum di Michael Anderson, Chi ha paura di Virginia Woolf? di Mike Nichols, Il gufo e la gattina di Herbert Ross, Un tocco di classe di Melvin Frank, California Poker di Robert Altman e molti altri, avrebbe novant’anni. Nato a Great Neck - nello Stato di New York - nel febbraio 1934 (è morto nel marzo del 2021) da genitori figli di emigrati russi, si diploma alla Columbia University e frequenta l’Actor’s Studio. Dopo alcune apparizioni televisive, esordisce al cinema all’inizio degli anni Sessanta in Giorni senza fine (1961) di Phil Karlson, con Ben Gazzara e Fredric March, e, nel ’62, fa parte del cast corale di Il giorno più lungo di Ken Annakin e Andrew Marton, tratto dall’omonimo saggio storico (1959) di Cornelius Ryan sullo sbarco in Normandia. Segue un’intensa stagione - che durerà per circa vent’anni - da comprimario e poi da protagonista, dal western psicologico - Invito a una sparatoria (1964) di Richard Wilson, con Yul Brynner - al film di spionaggio - l’ottimo Quiller memorandum (1966), scritto da Harold Pinter, diretto da Michael Anderson ed interpretato anche da Senta Berger e Max von Sydow); è un pittore nel drammatico-grottesco La nave dei folli (1965) di Stanley Kramer, con Simone Signoret e Vivien Leigh (al suo ultimo film); ottiene una nomination all’Oscar come Miglior Attore non Protagonista per Chi ha paura di Virginia Woolf? (1966) di Mike Nichols, tratto dall’opera teatrale omonima di Edward Albee, ed interpretato da Elizabeth Taylor e Richard Burton. A prove drammatiche - Loving, gioco crudele (1970) di Irving Kershner - e di grande intensità - Il mio uomo è una canaglia (1971) di Ivan Passer - alterna commedie più indiavolate ed eccentriche come Il gufo e la gattina (1970) di Herbert Ross, con Barbra Streisand, Un tocco di classe (1973) di Melvin Frank, con Glenda Jackson, California Poker (1974) di Robert Altman, con Elliot Gould. Negli anni Ottanta e Novanta, sia pur continuando a lavorare a pieno ritmo, la sua carriera cinematografica si avvia verso il declino e Segal si orienta al film tv - Intrigo a Berlino (1984) di James Dearden ed alle serie televisive. Le sue apparizioni al cinema si orienteranno a ruoli di secondo piano, come ad esempio Senti chi parla (1989) di Amy Heckerling, con Kristie Alley e John Travolta, Giorni di gloria… giorni d’amore (1991) di Mark Rydell, Un orso chiamato Arturo (1992) di Sergio Martino, con Carol Alt, Senti chi parla adesso! (1993) di Tom Ropelewski, con K. Alley, J. Travolta e Elias Koteas, Caccia mortale (1993) di Vic Armstrong, Da morire (1995) di Gus Van Sant, Babysitter… Un thriller (1995) di Guy Ferland, Il rompiscatole (1996) di Ben Stiller, L’amore ha due facce (1996) di Barbra Streisand, con B. Streisand, Jeff Bridges, Lauren Bacall e Pierce Brosnan. Fra gli altri film ricordiamo Squadra di emergenza (1964) di John Rich, Qualcuno da odiare (1965) di Bryan Forbes, Né onore né gloria (1966) di Mark Robson, con Claudia Cardinale, Il massacro del giorno di San Valentino (1967) di Roger Corman, Addio Braverman (1968) di Sidney Lumet, Non si maltrattano così le signore (1968) di Jack Smight, con Rod Steiger e Lee Remick, Il suo modo di fare (1968) di Franco Brusati, Il ponte di Remagen (1969) di John Guillermin, La pietra che scotta (1972) di Peter Yates, con Robert Redford, Una pazza storia d’amore (1973) di Paul Mazursky, Roulette russa (1975) di Lou Lombardo, La volpe e la duchessa (1976) con Goldie Hawn e Marito in prova (1979) con G. Glackson entrambi di Melvin Frank, Rollercoaster - Il grande brivido (1977) di James Goldstone, con Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda ed una giovanissima Helen Hunt (al suo esordio cinematografico), Non rubare se non è strettamente necessario (1977) e Qualcuno sta uccidendo i più grandi cuochi d’Europa (1978), di Ted Kotcheff, Sfida alla vita (1985) di Michael Tuchner, Scherzare con il fuoco (1985) di Burt

Reynolds, Heights (2004) di Chris Terrio, 13 giorni a Las Vegas (2007) di Charlie Picerni, 2012 (2009) di Roland Emmerich, Amore & altri rimedi (2010) di Edward Zwick, Elsa &Fred (2014) di Michael Radford, con Christopher Plummer e Shirley MacLaine. Molto attivo, come già detto, anche in televisione, è apparso in vari film tv - Death of a Salesman (1966) di Alex Segal, Le piccanti avventure di Robin Hood (1984) di Ray Austin - ed in alcuni episodi di serie e miniserie - Channing (1963), La signora in giallo (1993), Just Shoot Me (1997-2003), circa centocinquanta episodi , Law & Order - Unità vittime speciali (2003), Retired at 35 (2011-13, oltre venti episodi), The Goldbergs (2013-21, oltre centosettanta episodi).

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David Duchovny joins Adam the First cast

David Duchovny joins Adam the First cast

David Duchovny will star in ‘Adam the First’. ‘The X-Files’ actor has been cast alongside Oakes Fegley and T.R. Knight in Irving Franco’s movie. Archstone Entertainment will be introducing the picture to buyers at the American Film Market this week. Franco has written and directed the movie which follows Adam – who, when his foster parents are suddenly murdered, sets out on a cross-country…

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