The weekly roundup of reviews, interviews, and other citations of (often, though not always) underappreciated examples of the dramatic and related arts; Olivia de Havilland gets some extra attention this week, and The Taking of Pelham One Two Three gets two (deservedly) good reviews (though I wonder at the claim that it's been remade twice...I'll have to look into that). As always, please let me know if I've missed your or anyone else's contribution this week in comments... thanks. The Taking of Pelham One Two Three:
Allan Fish and Bob Clark: Heaven's Gate
Anne Billson: Inception and 8 films with better dream sequences (a NSFW image or so...where Mia Farrow's exposed rump might qualify)
Bhob Stewart: Cassini Mission true-color imagery of Saturn
The Big Broadcast: 3 July 2016
B. V. Lawson: Media Murder
Classic Movie Salon: Night and the City (1950 film)
Colin McGuigan: The Revengers
Comedy Film Nerds: Stephen Kramer Glickman on 1990s fantasy films
Cult TV: Survivors (UK television, 1970s)
Cynthia Fuchs: The Fits; The Purge: Election Day
David Cramner: Junior Bonner; The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
David Vineyard: Appointment with Danger
Elgin Bleecker: "Old Glory"
Elizabeth Foxwell: Producer's Showcase: "The Petrified Forest" (1955 US television...with Bogart, Bacall, Henry Fonda, Jack Klugman, Jack Warden, Richard Jaeckel...and Natalie Schafer...)
Eric Hillis: The Swinging Cheerleaders; Suture
Gary Deane: Fugitive Lady (aka La strada buie); Nightmare in Chicago (one possibly NSFW image in this post)
George Kelley: Weiner
"Gilligan Newton-John": The Silencers
Iba Dawson: The Passion of Joan of Arc
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: The Aldrich Family
Jackie Kashian: Wil Anderson on cricket
Jackie Kashian and Laurie Kilmartin: The Jackie and Laurie Show
Jacqueline T. Lynch: Olivia de Havilland
Jake Hinkson: The Student Nurses
James Clark: Dressed to Kill
James Reasoner: Cimarron
Janet Varney: Chris Tallman; Mark McConville
Jerry House: The Other Guys
John Grant: The Villiers Diamond; Varastettu Kuolema (aka Stolen Death); The Third Visitor
John Scoleri: Dark Shadows Before I Die: the episodes reviewed
Jonathan Lewis: Bad Blood; The Golden Salamander
Karen Hannsberry: Private Lives
Ken Levine: BrainDead; should sitcoms have studio audiences?
Kliph Nesteroff: Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title
Kristina Dijan: Tell It to the Marines; June film diary
Laura G: Utah Blaine; Kirk Douglas; Appointment with Crime; Remember?; The End of Summer; Topeka; How to Train Your Dragon; October on TCM; The Italian Job (2003); The Fast and the Furious (2001); The Bourne Identity; RED; Olivia de Havilland; July TCM; The Girl of the Golden West
Lesley Gaspar: Trouble in Paradise; Beauty and the Boss
Lindsey: The Life of the Party
Lucy Brown: Life of Crime
Martin Edwards: The Murderer Lives at Number 21
Marty McKee: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974 film); The Condemned 2; Big Trouble in Little China; Marauders
Mildred Perkins: The Last Days on Mars
Mitchell Hadley: TV Guide, 7 July 1977; Atlanta tv listings, 6 July 1977
Noel Vera: The Miracle of Morgan's Creek; Ordet
Patricia Abbott: Favorite musicals; The Knack...and How to Get It; Stratford Festival
Patricia Nolan-Hall: The Male Animal; About Mrs. Lester
Paul D. Brazill: The Hitch-Hiker
Randy Johnson: Panama Lady
Raquel Stecher: Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.
Rick: Steel Collar Man; The Lost World (1960 film)
Rod Lott: Endless Descent; Mortuary; Monsterland
Ron Scheer: The Legend of the Reno Brothers
Rudie Obias: 9 films meant to be sequels, but... (courtesy Bill Crider)
Ruth Kerr: The Snake Pit
Salome Wilde: House on the Hill; House by Telegraph River; Googie Withers; The Dark Mirror; High Anxiety
...starring Googie Withers
Scott A. Cupp: Quatermass and the Pit (1958 television serial; 1967 film, aka Five Million Years to Earth)
Scott/Married with Clickers: underrated films from 1976
Stacia Jones: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974 film)
Stacie Ponder: April Fool's Day (1986 film)
Stephen Bowie: Coronet Blue
Television Obscurities: the lowest-rated US tv primetime series: 21-27 December 1987
Theresa Brown: Director-Actor collaborations, a blogathon
Troy Balmyer: The Disappearance (French television)
Tynan: Red River; The Hunt; The Verdict; Day for Night; Philomena; Girl Shy
Victoria Loomes: Last Year in Marienbad
Vienna: Too Late for Tears
Allan Fish and Bob Clark: Heaven's Gate
Anne Billson: Inception and 8 films with better dream sequences (a NSFW image or so...where Mia Farrow's exposed rump might qualify)
Bhob Stewart: Cassini Mission true-color imagery of Saturn
The Big Broadcast: 3 July 2016
- 7 p.m. Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
"The Calicles Matter” Part 5 (CBS, Original airdate May 4, 1956)*
Yours Truly Johnny Dollar
"The McCormack Matter" Part 1 (CBS, Original airdate October 3, 1955)* - 7:30 p.m. Calling All Cars
“July Fourth in a Radio Car” (CBS, Original airdate July 4, 1934)* - 8 p.m. Gunsmoke
“Gun Shy” (CBS, Original airdate November 10, 1957)* - FDR Independence Day address
(Original airdate July 4, 1941) - 8:30 p.m. The Pursuit Of Happiness
(CBS, Original airdate November 5, 1939) - 9 p.m. You Are There: "Philadelphia, July 4, 1776”
(CBS, Original airdate March 3, 1948) - 9:30 p.m. The Cavalcade Of America
"Listen To The People” (NBC, Original airdate July 5, 1943) - 10 p.m. “Options” The 4th of July with Ed Walker
(NPR, Original airdate July 4, 1978)
B. V. Lawson: Media Murder
Classic Movie Salon: Night and the City (1950 film)
Colin McGuigan: The Revengers
Comedy Film Nerds: Stephen Kramer Glickman on 1990s fantasy films
Cult TV: Survivors (UK television, 1970s)
Cynthia Fuchs: The Fits; The Purge: Election Day
David Cramner: Junior Bonner; The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
David Vineyard: Appointment with Danger
Elgin Bleecker: "Old Glory"
"The Petrified Forest" |
Nightmare in Chicago |
Gary Deane: Fugitive Lady (aka La strada buie); Nightmare in Chicago (one possibly NSFW image in this post)
George Kelley: Weiner
"Gilligan Newton-John": The Silencers
Iba Dawson: The Passion of Joan of Arc
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: The Aldrich Family
Jackie Kashian: Wil Anderson on cricket
Jackie Kashian and Laurie Kilmartin: The Jackie and Laurie Show
Jacqueline T. Lynch: Olivia de Havilland
Jake Hinkson: The Student Nurses
James Clark: Dressed to Kill
James Reasoner: Cimarron
Cimarron |
Jerry House: The Other Guys
John Grant: The Villiers Diamond; Varastettu Kuolema (aka Stolen Death); The Third Visitor
John Scoleri: Dark Shadows Before I Die: the episodes reviewed
Jonathan Lewis: Bad Blood; The Golden Salamander
Karen Hannsberry: Private Lives
Ken Levine: BrainDead; should sitcoms have studio audiences?
Klute |
Kliph Nesteroff: Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title
Kristina Dijan: Tell It to the Marines; June film diary
Laura G: Utah Blaine; Kirk Douglas; Appointment with Crime; Remember?; The End of Summer; Topeka; How to Train Your Dragon; October on TCM; The Italian Job (2003); The Fast and the Furious (2001); The Bourne Identity; RED; Olivia de Havilland; July TCM; The Girl of the Golden West
Lesley Gaspar: Trouble in Paradise; Beauty and the Boss
Lindsey: The Life of the Party
Lucy Brown: Life of Crime
Martin Edwards: The Murderer Lives at Number 21
Marty McKee: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974 film); The Condemned 2; Big Trouble in Little China; Marauders
Mildred Perkins: The Last Days on Mars
The Knack...and how to get it... |
Mitchell Hadley: TV Guide, 7 July 1977; Atlanta tv listings, 6 July 1977
Noel Vera: The Miracle of Morgan's Creek; Ordet
Patricia Abbott: Favorite musicals; The Knack...and How to Get It; Stratford Festival
Patricia Nolan-Hall: The Male Animal; About Mrs. Lester
Paul D. Brazill: The Hitch-Hiker
Randy Johnson: Panama Lady
Raquel Stecher: Douglas Fairbanks, Sr.
Rick: Steel Collar Man; The Lost World (1960 film)
Rod Lott: Endless Descent; Mortuary; Monsterland
Ron Scheer: The Legend of the Reno Brothers
Rudie Obias: 9 films meant to be sequels, but... (courtesy Bill Crider)
Ruth Kerr: The Snake Pit
Salome Wilde: House on the Hill; House by Telegraph River; Googie Withers; The Dark Mirror; High Anxiety
...starring Googie Withers
Scott A. Cupp: Quatermass and the Pit (1958 television serial; 1967 film, aka Five Million Years to Earth)
Scott/Married with Clickers: underrated films from 1976
Stacia Jones: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974 film)
Stacie Ponder: April Fool's Day (1986 film)
Stephen Bowie: Coronet Blue
Television Obscurities: the lowest-rated US tv primetime series: 21-27 December 1987
Theresa Brown: Director-Actor collaborations, a blogathon
Troy Balmyer: The Disappearance (French television)
Tynan: Red River; The Hunt; The Verdict; Day for Night; Philomena; Girl Shy
Vienna: Too Late for Tears
3 comments:
Pelham was indeed remade twice: the first one was a TV-movie in 1998 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0140594/) and the theatrical remake in 2009 (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1111422/). I haven't seen either of the remakes, but the original is stellar!
Thanks, Brian...the theatrical remake was rather weak tea...I wasn't aware of the telefilm.
Might be the last one for the Summer. I"ll keep you posted. Many thanks.
http://noirworthwatching.blogspot.ca/2016/07/dancing-with-crime-1947.html
Cheers
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