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sigurism · 4 months
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John Davis Chandler & Neil Burstyn Mad Dog Coll Dir: Burt Balaban
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gatutor · 1 year
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Elaine Stewart "High hell" 1958, de Burt Balaban.
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Lady of Vengeance (1957) Burt Balaban
January 7th 2024
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esonetwork · 2 years
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Stranger From Venus| Episode 347
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Stranger From Venus| Episode 347
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Jim discusses a 1954 Sci-Fi film that was not readily available in the U.S. for many years, “Stranger From Venus” aka “The Venusian,” starring Patricia Neal, Helmut Dantine, Derek Bond and Cyril Luckman. A strange man appears at a small inn with a dire warning for its residents concerning man’s use of nuclear power. It’s a race against the clock to save the Earth on this episode of MONSTER ATTACK!, The Podcast Dedicated To Old Monster Movies.
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akajustmerry · 1 year
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delicious! finally some good fucking casting news from hollywoo 🥰
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agrpress-blog · 3 months
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Trent’anni fa moriva l'attore americano, interprete di film quali Il giardino della violenza e L’uomo di Alcatraz di John Frankenheimer, Il promontorio della paura di Jack Lee Thompson, La battaglia dei giganti di Ken Annakin, La vita corre sul filo e Joe Bass l’implacabile di Sydney Pollack, Quella sporca dozzina di Robert Aldrich, I guerrieri di Brian G. Hutton, Città violenta di Sergio Sollima, Una ragione per vivere e una per morire di Tonino Valerii, Operazione Siegfried di Peter Duffell, e noto per la serie tv poliziesca Kojak. Nato a Garden City - nello stato di New York - nel gennaio 1922 da genitori emigrati dalla Grecia, dopo aver combattuto durante la Seconda guerra mondiale si laurea in Psicologia. Giornalista dell’Abc, arriva alla recitazione in tv alla fine degli anni Cinquanta. Al cinema esordisce due/tre anni dopo. E’ un tenente di polizia in Il giardino della violenza (1961) di John Frankenheimer, con Burt Lancaster, un detenuto amico di B. Lancaster nel carcerario L’uomo di Alcatraz (1962), anch’esso di J. Frankenheimer, tratto dal libro di Tom Gaddis The Birdman of Alcatraz ed interpretato anche da Karl Malden, un detective nel thriller Il promontorio della paura (1962) di Jack Lee Thompson, con Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, Polly Bergen e Martin Balsam, un militare in La battaglia dei giganti (1965) di Ken Annakin, con Henry Fonda e Robert Shaw, un folle fanatico nel celebre Quella sporca dozzina (1967) di Robert Aldrich, con Lee Marvin, Charles Bronson, John Cassavetes, Jim Brown, Donald Sutherland, Clint Walker, Richard Jaeckel, Robert Ryan, Ernest Borgnine, Robert Webber e George Kennedy, il capo dei banditi nel western Joe Bass l’impacabile (1968) di Sydney Pollack, con B. Lancaster e Ossie Davis, un militare in I guerrieri(1970) di Brain G. Hutton, con Clint Eastwood e D. Sutherland. Tuttavia, il vero successo arriverà solo in televisione, come protagonista della celebre serie poliziesca Kojak (1973-78, oltre novanta episodi). A partire da fine anni Settanta/inizio Ottanta lavora soprattutto per il piccolo schermo. Fra gli altri film ricordiamo Gangster contro gangster (1961) di Burt Balaban, La pelle che scotta (1962) di David Swift, Il piede più lungo (1963) di Frank Tashlin, Il granduca e Mister Pimm (1963) di D. Swift, con Glenn Ford, Johnny Cool, messaggero di morte (1963) di William Asher, Squadra d’emergenza(1964) di John Rich, A braccia aperte (1965) di Jack Lee Thompson, Gengis Khan il conquistatore (1965) di Henry Levin, La vita corre sul filo (1965) di Sydney Pollack (al suo esordio alla regia), Con le spalle al muro (1968) di Brian G. Hutton, Buonasera signora Campbell (1968) di Melvin Frank, Assassination Bureau (1969) di Basil Dearden, L’oro di MacKenna (1969) di J. L. Thompson, con Gregory Peck e Omar Sharif, Gangster tuttofare (1969) di Jim O’ Connolly, Bruciatelo vivo! (1969) di Nathan Juran, Agente 007 - Al servizio segreto di Sua Maestà (1969) di Peter R. Hunt, Una città chiamata bastarda (1971) di Robert Parrish, Il piccione d’argilla (1971) di Lane Slate e Tom Stern, I tre del mazzo selvaggio (1972) e Horror Express (1972) di Eugenio Martin, Operazione Siegrid (1975) di Peter Duffell, Killer Commando - Per un pugno di diamanti (1976) di Val Guest, Capricorn One (1977) di Peter Hyams, Amici e nemici (1979) di George Pan Cosmatos, L’inferno sommerso(1979) di Irwin Allen, Ecco il film dei Muppet (1979) di James Frawley, Border Crossing (1980) di Christopher Leitch, La truffa (1982) di Matt Cimber, Lacorsa più pazza d’America n. 2 (1984) di Hal Needham, Ipnosi morbosa (1994) di Fred Olen Ray, Backfire! (1995) di A. Dean Bell, uscito postumo. All’inizio degli anni Settanta lavora anche in Italia, diretto da registi come Sergio Sollima - Città violenta (1970) -, Alberto De Martino - L’assassino... è al telefono (1972), I familiari delle vittime non saranno avvertiti (1972) -, Sergio Corbucci - La banda J. & S. - Cronaca criminale del Far West (1972) -, Tonino Valerii
- Una ragione per vivere e una per morire (1972), con Bud Spencer e James Coburn -, Alfredo Leone - Lisa e il diavolo (1972) -, Silvio Narizzano - Senza ragione (1973). Fa anche un’esperienza dietro alla macchina da presa, dirigendo (e interpretando) Al di là della ragione (1977), con Diana Muldaur.Attivo anche in televisione, è apparso in vari film tv - Morte sui binari (1973) di Herchel Daugherty, La legge di Hellinger (1981) di Leo Penn, Donna di cuori (1984) di Rod Holcomb, Quella sporca dozzina - Missione mortale(1987) e Quella sporca dozzina - Missione nei Balcani (1988) di Lee H. Katzin, Hollywood Detective (1989) di Kevin Connor - ed in alcuni episodi di serie e miniserie - oltre al già citato Kojak, anche in Ai confini della realtà (1961), Indirizzo permanente (1963), Dakota (1963), La legge di Burke (1963-65, tre episodi), Gli inafferrabili (1964), L’ora di Hitchcock (1964), Bonanza (1965), I giorni diBryan (1965), Il virginiano (1966), Il transatlantico della paura(1979) di Douglas Heynes, Alcatraz (1980) di Paul Krasny, Il brivido dell’imprevisto (1981), Love Boat (1985
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lifejustgotawkward · 5 years
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RIP Sylvia Miles (1924 - 2019)
Murder, Inc. (1960, Burt Balaban and Stuart Rosenberg)
Midnight Cowboy (1969, John Schlesinger)
Heat (1972, Paul Morrissey)
The Sentinel (1977, Michael Winner)
The Funhouse (1981, Tobe Hooper)
Evil Under the Sun (1982, Guy Hamilton)
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lady of vengeance (uk, balaban 57)
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sigurism · 1 month
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John Davis Chandler & Kay Doubleday Mad Dog Coll Dir: Burt Balaban
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gatutor · 9 months
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Elaine Stewart-John Derek "High hell" 1958, de Burt Balaban.
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eyeliketwowatch · 7 years
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Murder, Inc. - Business as Usual
Rather dry fact based story of the early days of the mafia, enlivened by a colorful performance by Peter Falk as a hired killer and all around bad egg (for which he was awarded his first supporting oscar nomination). The narration comes and goes, and always feels like an unwelcome guest, and the rest of the performances are rather stilted and forgettable.
One highlight however, is the fact that Sarah Vaughan makes an appearance as a nightclub singer.
2.5 stars out of 5
Released 1960, First Viewing July 2011
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brudnopis · 4 years
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Directors mentioned by name:
• Jean-Luc Godard • William Greaves • Christopher Nolan • Judd Apatow • Billy Wilder • Charlie Kaufman (meta!) • George Clooney (mentioned as a handsome celebrity, not a director) • Sidney Drew • Jean-Pierre Melville • Alain Resnais • Oscar Micheaux • Georges Méliès • Wes Anderson (later nicknamed Wanderson) • Martin Scorsese (later as 'Scorseso', then later as 'Marvin Scorsesso') • Quentin Tarantino (deliberately misspelled as 'Tarrantinoo') • Sidney Poitier (mentioned for his acting work in To Sir, With Love) • Alfred Hitchcock • Harvey Weinstein (mentioned as a terrible human being, he also happens to have directing credits) • William Dear (protagonist B. Rosenberg's film professor) • Paul Thomas Anderson (nicknamed Panderson, later mentioned as one of the Paul Andersons) • Jean Cocteau • Ron Howard (as 'Ronson Howard') • Giuseppe de Liguoro • Francesco Bertolini • Adolfo Padovan • Sam Shepard • Vsevolod Pudovkin • Tony Scott (in reference to A.O. Scott, possibly a tribute to the director) • Marc Forster • Zach Helm (as 'Zachary H. Elms', in reference to his Stranger Than Fiction writing credit) • Manolo Cruz • Carlos del Castillo • Lav Diaz • Juho Kuosmanen • Danis Tanovic • Koji Fukada • Thomas Vinterberg • Hannes Holm • Makoto Shinkai • Martin Zandvliet • Preston Sturges • Alec Baldwin (as a Baldwin brother) • Angelia Jolie (as married to Brad Pitt) • Russell Crowe (as 'Russ Crow', for "crazy blinking" in A Beautiful Mind) • W.C. Fields • Luis Bunuel • Alexander Payne • Francois Truffaut • Kurt Maetzig • Lana & Lily Wachowski • David Cronenberg (as 'David Cronenbauer', and later as 'Dave Cronenberg') • Robert Altman (as 'Bobert Altman') • Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne • Vittorio De Sica • Satyajit Ray • Bob Balaban (mentioned as an actor in B. Rosenberg's daughter's film, playing a fictionalized version of B.) • Jonah Hill (mentioned as the star of a hypothetical Charlie Kaufman film) • Warren Beatty • Michael Cimino • Diane Keaton (mentioned as who B. had a falling out over with Warren Beatty) • Duke Johnson • Art Clokey • Andrei Tarkovsky • Ray Harryhausen • Willis H. O'Brien (initially misspelled as Wallis O'Brian) • Andy Warhol • Hal Roach • Yoko Ono (mentioned in reference to her art piece 'Wish Tree') • Giovanni Pastrone • Richard Burton (referenced as one of Bettie Page's ex-husbands, which is false) • Goldie Hawn (President Donald J. Trunk has a signed photograph in B.'s dream) • Lin-Manuel Miranda (in reference to a fictional White House rap. Note: Lin's directorial debut is in production) • Mike Myers (in reference to Austin Powers/Dr. Evil) • Alexander Sokurov • Francois Ozon • Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck • Claire Denis • Dome Karukoski • Masato Harada • Jakub Paczek • John Trengove • Charlie Chaplin (mentioned for his "dapper insouciance") • James Cagney (an actor who wore lifts) • Burgess Meredith (an actor who wore lifts) • Al Pacino (an actor who will wear lifts) • Buster Keaton • Melvin Frank • Mike Nichols (as 'Michael Nichols') • Nicolas Cage (mentioned as star of Adaptation.) • Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle • Sofia Coppola • Jerry Lewis • Shawn Levy • Rainer Werner Fassbinder • Paul Reubens (reference to Pee-wee Herman) • Robert Downey Sr. • Werner Herzog • Steven Spielberg (as 'Steve Spielman', later as 'Steve Spielberg') • Frederick Wiseman • John Candy (reference to Uncle Buck) • Beyonce (a safe talking point) • John Carpenter • Stephen King (as author of Christine) • Antonio Campos • James Cagney (as star of Man of a Thousand Faces) • Ludmil Staikov • Burt Reynolds (as star of fictional Children of a Lesser God theatre production) • Gary Oldman (mentioned in reference to his performance as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour) • Carl Theodor Dreyer • Robert De Niro (incorrectly mentioned as star of Taxi) • Tod Browning • Alan Alda (reference to his character in M*A*S*H) • Ingmar Bergman • Ike Barinholtz • William Friedkin • Maya Deren • Samuel Fuller
Note: Directors most frequently mentioned throughout the novel are Jean-Luc Godard, Christopher Nolan, Judd Apatow, Charlie Kaufman & Wes Anderson.
TV shows mentioned:
• The Courtship of Eddie's Father (1969–1972) • Blossom (1991–1995) • Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969–1974) • The Bernie Mac Show (2001–2006) • Friends (1994–2004) • Grey's Anatomy (2005–present) • M*A*S*H (1972–1983) • Black Mirror (2011–present) • The Twilight Zone (1959–1964) • American Idol (2002–present) • Happy Days (1974–1984) • The Flintstones (1960–1966) • Doctor Who (2005–present) • Fox & Friends (1998–present) • Taxi (1978–1983) • Mad TV (1995–2009) • Trapper John, M.D. (1979–1986) • Bob's Burgers (2011–present)
Fictional films and TV shows mentioned:
• Herbert and Dunham Ride Bicycles (1896) [prologue] • Moutarde (dir. Rene Chauvin) • Gravity in Essence (dir. B. Rosenberg) • Ich Habe Keine Augapfel (dir. Heinrich Telemucher) • Untitled (dir. Ingo Cutbirth) • Help Me, Teach! (starring Robin Williams) • Teacher of the Year II (starring Robin Williams) • The Teacher Who Cared Very Much (starring Robin Williams) • Professor Salvador Sapperstein and the Sad Students of Salisbury High (starring Robin Williams) • Help Me Again, Teach! (starring Robin Williams) • I Am Your Teacher and I Love You (starring Robin Williams) • Jolly Roger (dir. Nunley, 1952) • Found Again (dir. Kertes Onegin) • Thyestes/Obliviate (dir. Tobleg) • 10th Birthday Party for Bobby [home video] • It's Tough Being a Teen Comedian in the Eighties! (dir. Judd Apatow) [#4 in B. Rosenberg's top 10 of 2016.] • Soy un Chimpance (dir. Unknown) • Untitled [orphan film festival film B. Rosenberg watches and describes in detail] • So You Want To Be a Funny Guy? (dir. Judd Apatow) • It's Not Appropriate to Punch Him (Cowlick) • Shrimp Coctail for Two [TV show] • The Doctor Is In[sane]! [TV show] • Who Shall Remain Nameless [hypothetical film directed by B. Rosenberg] • Dysgu i gi bach gachu (dir. Talfan) • Here Come a Coupla Fellas (starring Mudd & Molloy) • Ain't She a Corker, Boys? (starring Lucy Chalmers) • Abbott and Costello meet the Killer Robot From the Phantom Creeps [fictional film within Ingo Cutbirth's film] • Father Nose Jest (dir. Grace Farrow, B. Rosenberg's daughter) • A Coming of Rage Story (dir. Grace Less) [film within Grace Farrow's film above] • Dreams of Absent-Minded Transgression (dir. Charlie Kaufman) • Guns Blazing (dir. B. Rosenberg) [hypothetical film] • Woomin! (dir. Grace Farrow) • Woman of the Ear (dir. Sharon Old Bear) • Citizen Funny Guy (dir. Judd Apatow, a Citizen Kane remake) • The Notorious Vice Lords (starring Lance Farmer, who is an actual tornado) • What's Buzzin', Cousin (starring Rooney & Doodle) • What's Tickin', Chicken [hypothetical competing Abbott & Costello film in Cutbirth's film] • Mudd and Molloy Meet the Unseen Man [planned Mudd & Molloy film] • Fingerspitzengefuhl (dir. Sterne) [#5 in B. Rosenberg's top 10 of 2016.] • Hey, Timothy Gibbons, This Is Your Mother Calling! (dir. Judd Apatow) [#4 in B. Rosenberg's top 10 of 2017.] • Bad Luck in Bumfuck (starring Mudd & Molloy) • Mudd and Molloy Meet the 32 Foot Man (starring Mudd & Molloy) • Well Plastered (starring Rooney & Doodle) • Morons of Arabia [planned Mudd & Molloy film] • Scream Me to Sleep (dir. Egg Friedlander) • I Wake Up Sleeping [film within B's dream] • Willibald and Winibald [Hanna-Barbera TV show] • Pachinko (dir. Eisentstein) • Effluence (dir. Frederick Wiseman, 1978) • Quod Erat Demonstandum (dir. B. Rosenberg) • Issues at Hand (dir. B. Rosenberg) • Cave (dir. Plato) • Lumpy Mattress (dir. Mamoud, 1958) • Kitsui Kutsu (Tight Shoes) (dir. Kitagawa, 1997) • Hey, I'm Not Just a Towel Boy, Fellas (dir. Judd Apatow) • What A Sight! (directed by and starring Calcium, an ant) • Calcium Carbonate (directed by and starring Calcium)
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''EL SINDICATO DEL CRIMEN''
(Murder, Inc.)
Año: 1960
Dirección: Burt Balaban, Stuart Rosenberg
Para ver el trailer ingresa al enlace:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UC7Ykj2AEDY
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https://cyruskane.com/DVD/MOVIES%20FROM%201950s/High%20Hell%20(1958)%20dvd
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