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About Joe Leydon

Award Winning Film Critic of The Moving Picture Show & The Moving Picture Blog.

Terence Stamp

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
  August 27, 1994 | There was a point in the 1960s when Terence Stamp was an actor on almost every casting director's A-list, and a gossip-column staple as a rogue…
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Trouble In The Water

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
November 3, 2008 | Documentarians Carl Dean and Tia Lessin were all set to make a movie about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina – specifically, about National Guardsmen, newly returned from…
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The Good, The Bad, and the DVD

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
May 18, 2004 | The Man With No Name actually had a name - and a nickname - when Sergio Leone's The Good, The Bad and the Ugly galloped into theaters…
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Omar Sharif Rides Again

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July 16, 2004 |  Omar Sharif is on the phone, calling from his home in Paris - specifically, a suite in the luxurious Hotel Royal Monceau, near the Champs-Elysées – and…
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Ronald Reagan: Superstar?

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
Throughout the many hours of televised tributes to Ronald Reagan that aired in the wake of his passing, I noticed a curious phenomenon: Hardly anyone on any network felt compelled…
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Reese Witherspoon

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
September 1, 2004 | Many American actresses might think twice, or even thrice, before signing on to play Becky Sharp, the upwardly mobile anti-heroine of William Makepeace Thackeray's Vanity Fair.…
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Hava Kohav Beller

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
August 30, 1992 | Just before she began work on The Restless Conscience, her impressively researched and quietly astonishing documentary about the anti-Hitler resistance in Nazi Germany, German-born filmmaker Hava Kohav…
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Take 2: ‘Rocky’ still a knockout

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
December 3, 2004 | Even after inspiring countless rip-offs and put-ons, not to mention a string of sequels that illustrated the law of diminishing returns, Rocky remains in a class by…
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Spike Lee: Do The Right Thing

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
June 29, 1989 | Summertime, and the movies are easy. And that's as it should be, in the considered opinion of most Hollywood heavyweights. It's conventional wisdom, accepted as gospel: During…
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Spike Lee Strikes Back at Critics

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviews, UncategorizedTags: interviews
June 29, 1989 | For filmmaker Spike Lee, the best defense is an in-your-face counterattack. At the Cannes International Film Festival, where Jeannie Williams of USA Today was a conspicuously vocal…
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