Showing posts with label Oscars (80s). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oscars (80s). Show all posts
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Glenn Close as Albert Nobbs
Glenn Close got back in front of movie cameras two days ago. Albert Nobbs has just started filming. She plays a cross dressing woman in 1890's Ireland.[photo src]Barring the movie going to cable (these things happen) of failing to get distribution (these things happen, too) will Glenn Close finally be back in the Oscar race next year at this time? She was last nominated for 1988's Dangerous
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Albert Nobbs,
broadway and stage,
GLBT,
Glenn Close,
Oscars (11),
Oscars (80s)
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Whither Karen Silkwood?
Tim here again-"On November 13, 1974, Karen Silkwood, an employee of a nuclear facility, left to meet with a reporter from the New York Times. She never got there."And 34 years later, we still don't know exactly what happened to her, though anyone who has seen 1983's Silkwood probably has their suspicions. After all, the film brings the woman back to life in the form of Meryl Streep, at her most
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Cher,
Kurt Russell,
Meryl Streep,
Oscars (80s),
Silkwood
Friday, October 8, 2010
BPFTOI: Driving Through the Best Years of Miss Daisy's Lives
"Best Pictures From the Outside In" is back. But, oh fiddle, because the series is so infrequent we have to keep explaining it. It's a joint production between Mike at Goatdog's Blog, Nick at Nick's Flick Picks and Nathaniel at The Film Experience. We began in 2008 pairing the most recent winner No Country For Old Men with the first winner Wings and we've been working our way inward ever since
Monday, October 4, 2010
Big is Good.
Jose here.Money may not sleep but apparently our creativity does. Watching Wall Street the other day I couldn't help but ask myself how is it that technology took a turn on us at some point and now cell phones are going big again?I know nothing will ever be as big as that brick Gordon Gekko checks out of jail in the sequel......but in theory the things we saw back in '87 are still going on today.
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Michael Douglas,
Oliver Stone,
Oscars (80s),
Wall Street
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