From: National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI) http://www.nsi-canada.ca
In part one of a four-part interview Brian Linehan talks with Pauline about her book '5001 Nights at the Movies' and her vie...
In part one of a four-part interview Brian Linehan talks with Pauline about her book '5001 Nights at the Movies' and her views on director Cecil B. Demille, actor Robert Preston, John Boormans Zardoz, Sean Connery, Roger Moore, James Bond films, and Lorenzo Semple, Jr.
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unbelievable; that's crystal ball-territory. the most important of her several insights there is the diagnosis about his being basically empty-headed despite his instinctive talent for making films well.
I just don't know what she's talking about. It just seems to be some kind of love in where any actual critical analysis is shown the door and seen as utterly irrelevant.
It's the making of money off those subjective opinions that is ridiculous. Also, Kael strikes me as someone who took herself too seriously and revelled in negative criticism.
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