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Sean Connery, Jacqueline Bisset, Michael York, Lauren Bacall, Anthony Perkins, Martin Balsam, Richard Widmark, and Vanessa Redgrave — to convincingly pull off Christie’s deliciously over the top denouement. Lumet understood how exactly the nervous ...
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He made more than three dozen films, far more than such contemporaries as Robert Mulligan, John Frankenheimer and Franklin Schaffner, who shared the same background. Indeed, he was such a frenetic worker that Paul Newman called him "the only man who could ...
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One bit of Death Wish trivia known to those who've read a lot about the film's early development is that Sidney Lumet was originally looking at adapting the Brian Garfield novel that Michael Winner eventually turned into the film starring Charles Bronson. Lumet was looking at casting Jack Lemmon in the role of accountant Paul Benjamin, whose wife is killed and daughter incapacitated by a violent attack. (In the Winner film, the character's...
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I suspect it's like "A Pocketful of Miracles"; it probably sounds better dubbed into French. It would lose Welles' godawful Irish accent, for one thing; though it would still have his nostril-diving close-ups.
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I always go back to the first time we met. I went to his office, which was really nondescript. I thought we were going out for lunch, but he pulled out a turkey sandwich and a fruit-and-cheese plate from Starbucks. So we sat and ate. I remember ...
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Somewhat underrated at the time, it's sad that it took the death of Sidney Lumet last year to cause his final film, "Before The Devil Knows You're Dead," to be re-appreciated. A seedy little Greek tragedy of a crime movie, with impeccable performances across the board, and shot like it was made by a hungry twenty-something, it deserved to stand with anything else in the Lumet canon. And perhaps because the film was overshadowed by others on...
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Everyone should experience the Criterion collection and “12 Angry Men” is the perfect place to start. Synopsis: 12 Angry Men, by Sidney Lumet , may be the most radical big-screen courtroom drama in cinema history. A behind-closed-doors look at the ...
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The drama is based on a teleplay by Reginald Rose produced for TV in 1954 and made famous in the 1957 film directed by Sidney Lumet. Henry Fonda stars as the sole juror – No. 8 – who, as deliberations begin, is the only one who considers that the ...
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Picture a mix of Iranian realism, Italian neorealism, Bergman-esque marital drama and Sidney Lumet- style crime-and social-issue-themed vital storytelling. Then be surprised by the fresh plot that unfolds, and be rapt by its undercurrents. It begins with a ...
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9:22: "I believe it was director Sidney Lumet who gave this advice to actors: Know thyself," begins presenter John Krasinski. Co-presenter Tina Fey: "I believe it was Today show fourth-hour host Kathie Lee Gifford who said, 'If drag queens love you ...
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