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Empire Magazine has just published their 500 Greatest Movies of All Time, the result of “the biggest movie poll of all time. The films were chosen by readers, a panel of Hollywood insiders (including Quentin Tarantino, Sam Mendes, Mike Leigh, Guillermo Del Toro, Pedro Almodovar and Cameron Crowe), and I was somehow included in their [...]
"I first met Paul Newman in 1968, when George Roy Hill , the director of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid , introduced us in New York City. When the studio didn't want me for the film — it wanted somebody as well known as Paul — he stood up for me. I don't know how many people would have done that; they would have listened to their agents or the studio powers." More from Robert Redford here .
From the archives, here's an excerpt from an interview the Cricket conducted with Robert Redford in 2005, when the actor/director/Sundance founder was about to receive the Kennedy Center Honors. In discussing how Redford handled his early fame, the conversation turned to his longtime friend (and two-time co-star) Paul Newman: The Movie Cricket: Did working with Paul Newman help you deal with
If you're looking for a dozen of Paul Newman's best, you'd want to start here: The Long, Hot Summer (1958) - Newman and Joanne Woodward blaze up the screen for the first time in this fiery, Southern-fried Faulkner adaptation.
Over the next decades, Paul starred in more than fifty films including: "The Rack," "The Long Hot Summer" (with wife Joanne) for which he was named Best Actor at the Cannes film festival, "The Left Handed Gun," "Exodus," "Sweet Bird of Youth," and "The Hustler" (which brought him the second of eight Academy nominations for Best Actor and which introduced him to the role of "Fast Eddie Felson" to which...
No disrespect is intended towards those who prefer Newman’s portrayals of “Fast” Eddie Felson or Luke Jackson, but the late thespian will be best remembered at Chez CSTB for his nuanced performance as player/coach Reggie Dunlop in George Roy Hill’s “Slapshot” (1977).
When the great ones pass time stops for a moment. In the worlds of show business and charitable endeavors, Paul Newman was as big as they get. Newman's loss — he died Friday at 83 after a long battle with...
Whatever your impressions of would-be bank robber and generally overrated fantasy maven Guillermo del Toro, his new long-term pact with Universal can't be the kind of thing that rouses too much...
As is the story with many a movie geek, I wasn't a big time jock in high school. But unlike many of my colleagues, most of whom spent time in the A/V club or hanging out after school watching old movies, I did participate in my fair share of sports ...
Film News: Expansions boost European cinema trade -- In the absence of any day-and-date juggernauts, the European box office is goosed by expansions, including the swoop of “The Dark Knight” into Germany.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram lists odd local history sites, including the graves of Bonnie and Clyde, and the studio where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid had their photos taken.
