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Shawshankno matter where in the movie it is...the finger is no longer on
the channel button...and this is for both me and my wife...
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Subject: [MOPO] What are
Just back from the road -
If it's not too late -
I gotta say that every time even a twinkle of FORBIDDEN PLANET or
INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN crosses my screen while surfing -
I give over to it wholeheartedly.
I suppose I am blessed with a bad memory -
Because it's always new to me!
Alan
Casablanca, The Lady Eve, To Kill a Mockingbird, Singing in the Rain, Night at
the Opera, Sunset Blvd., The Maltese Falcon...The Thing (both of them)...I'm
afraid this list is longer
Toochis
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From: Alan Heimann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Robert Benson's TWILIGHT (1998) had Newman carrying a film at 73 along side
Gene Hackman and James Garner (two other greats) and it turned out to be one of
the best films of the year. He certainly pulled it off. One of my favorite
films, period. A must see.
It was easy to imagine Newman pl
can't resist bond flicks-MoPo List wrote: -To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDUFrom: Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent by: MoPo List Date: 09/27/2008 06:19PMSubject: [MOPO] What are movies where EVERY time you see one flipping channels, you end up watching some or all?I was e-mailing wi
Folks- its been interesting to me to hear your personal passions for the
actors, and film industry and how it affected you. Zeev was so
articulate in his statements that it stirred up memorys for me also.
Freeman always has a emotional ability to conjure up thought as the rest
of you also..
I grew up in the 50's, and thus, all my boyhood film heroes were the male
superstars of the day. I remember what a great impact On the Waterfront had on
me, and even at that tender age I somehow found a "connect" with all the
rebels: Brando of course, James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause, Sal Mi
In listing my favorite "Paul Newman" movies, I forgot to mention Cat on a
Hot Tin Roof, probably because I don't really think of it as a "Paul Newman
movie" because of the incredible performances by Taylor and Ives. But it IS
one of my all time favorites, for so many reasons.
Too bad Paul Newman a
I thought *I* was the only one
Titles I just HAVE to watch...
Casablanca
Mildred Pierce
Imitation of Life (both versions, but prefer the 1934)
The Shining
Sunset Blvd.
To Kill A Mockingbird
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Singin' in the Rain
White Christmas (gotta see the finale!)
The Bishop's Wife
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Dear Mopo,
Looking for images with Michael Madsen on the more recent Getaway. I
understand that the British quad has him
image. Please let me know, Debi
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I would never be able to list my irresistables..
I tried once.. after 300 films I just told myself I just love great cinema
Rich==
A partial list of my "irresistibles", in no particular order, goes like this:
Picnic
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
On the Waterfront
Bridge on the Rive
There are many, many movies that I enjoyed ... 3 of my favs:
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Sting
Cool Hand Luke
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Bruce, you are definitely not alone.
I too have difficulty passing over certain movies, and thus end up watching
them over and over again, every time I come across them while flipping
channels. I'm always amazed at how much I enjoy them, and no matter how many
times I've seen them before, it
Besides Hud, (film mirrored my youth frighteningly, not so much the family
drama, but South Texas had a round-up slaughter in 1963 due to FMD,
actually due to the suspicion of a handful of cows in Mexico 60 miles
south.) I
was raising a calf I had named Buster at the time and while
Bruce,
I called in late for work today in order to finish watching THE MALTESE
FALCON for at least the 20th time.
Falcon, and Bogie's THE BIG SLEEP, are two of my "irresistibles".
They are, afterall, the stuff that dreams are made of.
pj
Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTE
By far and away - The Producers (the original version) hands down.
I'M WEARING A CARDBOARD BELT!
I can almost quote that movie beginning to end.
Casablanca is another, The Sting and of all things, The Posiedon Adventure...
My flipping is done when I run across them...
Glenn T.
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yup...I admit it...there are those movies I just can't move past...it
happened last night with "Where Eagles Dare"also Sunset
Boulevard.CasablancaAn Affair to RememberIt's a Mad, Mad,
Mad Mad World...Mildred PierceI could go on
Eric
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THE BEST OF THE REST IS GONE AND SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST (I GUESS SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKED HIM)-MoPo List wrote: -To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDUFrom: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent by: MoPo List Date: 09/27/2008 05:24PMSubject: Re: [MOPO] PAUL NEWMAN---The BEST INSIDE THE ACTOR'S STUDIO INTERVIEW
I was e-mailing with Freeman Fisher and he mentioned he had seen Hud at
least a dozen times (and I know I have as well, because it is simply a
wonderful movie). I have found that there are a select group of movies where
*EVERY* time I see one of them while flipping channels, I say "I'll just
watch
Paul Newman was a genius when it came to acting AND when it came to life. If
you ever have a chance to catch him on a re-run of his appearance on Inside
The Actor's Studio, don't miss it! This guy had so much class and insight
into the craft of actingtruly a brilliant, brilliant man w
The Question is, What posters might be for sale when god forbid
Roxmorgan leaves MOPO?
Any other suggestions welcome!
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Paul Newman Titles
The first number following each title represents the number
of cards available.
Email me with your selections, and I will respond with
prices.
adventures of a young man---15---100k13
butch cassidy and the sundance kid---11---50100---g3
cat on a hot tin roof---15-
Alan -
Oddly enough I held a door open for Newman myself... Guess that's when you know
you're a star... People hold doors open for you. Or else we're just polite.
This was at the Belasco Theatre... Years ago now... Forget what the play was.
I remember being surprised by my being a little tall
So many great film memories.
I saw the man once. Jose Carpio and I attended a performance of the
Harold Prince revival of SHOW BOAT
on Broadway in the early nineties. There were lots of celebrities in
the audience. The play had only been open
a few nights and was an amazing hit and a wonde
I read an interview where he said his favorite film of his was Slap Shot.
seriously.
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I, too, mourn the loss of a real star!
One day about 20 years ago I was walking into the LA airport (LAX for
locals) and Newman was coming out.
I opened the door for him and we looked into each other's eyes.
I've been around almost 60 years now -
and have looked at my share of eyeballs -
And
That's "far stucker" in this neck of the woods.
Sue
Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 11:01:49 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: [MOPO] Paul
Newman DeadTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Newman story, as told by the man, himself, on
Inside The Actor's Studio:
Speaking of acting with Orson Welles in THE LONG, H
Great Newman story, as told by the man, himself, on Inside The
Actor's Studio:
Speaking of acting with Orson Welles in THE LONG, HOT, SUMMER, Newman
chuckled and said, (paraphrasing here) "Poor Orson, he came from the
theater and he looked around
the set and all he saw was us method actors
I agree wholeheartedly. I don't want to be anywhere near water, glue and an
expensive poster all on the same table. This definitely is the area that you
leave the work to an expert. I've seen Sylvia do her magic closeup and that's
not a job for me. No way, No how, no me fixin' the poster!!
Su
I guess it's my generational view but for me Butch Cassidy and The Sting are my
favoirtes. Especially The Sting. When I write a script I often think of how
that story plays out. I would have loved to see one last movie with Newman and
Redford.
I think we all knew his death was coming. He wante
In this day and age when the word "legend" is overused Paul Newman was
really a "TRUE" legend. This is a very sad day for everyone. I knew he was
extremely ill. I like to think of him in heaven now with his good friend Steve
McQueen. God Bless Paul Newman and his family at this time of loss.
thanks...
too complicated
but as i said, "I AINT DOIN' IT"? !!!??
risky on a good poster if you never did it before.??
as my orig post stated...i was curious about a specific fold line on one
poster.
thanks
michael
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I happened to catch some news coverage of a charity event for HIV/AIDS last
night where Elizabeth Taylor made a rare public appearance. I had heard that
she hasn't been doing well, but the video was really shocking--she looked so
frail, confined to a wheel-chair.
One of the reporters made the com
They both made more contributions to the world than their acting or their
beauty. They have helped so many people and causes. That is the bigger loss.
They have such rich hearts. Paul Newman will live on in bigger ways than even
he imagined.
Toochis
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He was a actors actor
and From Ohio Cleveland? or was it Joanne ?
I think involved with Cleveland arts quite a Bit
Good people , great fillmograpghy , and even his business pursuits had
good stuff like the salad dressing.
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Also kind of interesting that many of the lines that instantly make you
think of his best movies were either not spoken by him, or the same line was
also spoken by a different character in the movie as well. Like:
"Rules? In a knife fight?"
"You owe me *MONEY*!"
"Who *ARE* those guys?"
"What we ha
Such a classy man. Paul Newman will be missed and remembered.
Andrea
On Sep 27, 2008, at 10:46 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Truly one of the greats. My personal favorite of his without
hesitation HUD.
Below is just posted obituary from the NYTIMES
WESTPORT, Conn. (AP) -- Paul Newman, th
I'll agree with the rest. I worship very few stars but he's one of
the final greats and I really, really liked him. It's awful news.
Michael
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Always my personal favorite. I feel that Cool Hand Luke, Hud, and The
Hustler were equally his best performances, and he had many other excellent
performances as well (Butch Cassidy, The Sting, and on and on), with very
few lesser ones.One of those rare great people whose offscreen persona truly
ma
One of the all-time greats, both as a person and an actor...
Dave
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They broke the mould with Mr Newman. Sad, sad news!
Shelly
Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 10:46:24 -0400From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [MOPO] Paul
Newman DeadTo: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Truly one of the greats. My personal favorite of his without hesitation HUD.
Below is just posted obituary
Truly one of the greats. My personal favorite of his without hesitation
HUD.
Below is just posted obituary from the NYTIMES
WESTPORT, Conn. (AP) -- Paul Newman, the Academy-Award winning superstar who
personified cool as an activist, race car driver, popcorn impresario and the
anti-
Boy oh boy, it's a good thing he didn't say 'lipstick'...
On Sep 27, 2008, at 5:57 AM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
Tring to make this home-made poster on the back of a real poster
(which was done all the time in the 1930s to 1960s, and which most
collectors consider a major defect) sound like a
Tring to make this home-made poster on the back of a real poster (which was
done all the time in the 1930s to 1960s, and which most collectors consider
a major defect) sound like a real rarity and something wonderful is akin to
putting earrings on a pig (no matter how you dress it up, it is still a
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