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About Joe Leydon

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

To Sleep With Anger

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: Charles Burnett, Danny Glover, To Sleep With Anger
November 16, 1990 | During the opening seconds of To Sleep With Anger, a middle-aged, sturdily-built black man, all decked out in his Sunday best, sits on a cane chair near…
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Ned Beatty on “Hear My Song”

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, interviewsTags: Adrian Dunbar, archives, Hear My Song, interviews, Ned Beatty, Peter Chelsom
February 16, 1992 | For Britishers of a certain age, the onstage performances and offstage misadventures of tenor Josef Locke are the stuff of legend. For director Peter Chelsom and co-screenwriter…
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Hear My Song

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inUncategorizedTags: Adrian Dunbar, archives, David McCallum, Ned Beatty, Peter Chelsom, reviews, Shirley-Ann Field
February 21, 1992 |  With a strut to its walk and a lilt to its talk, and a crafty bit of whimsy up its sleeve, Hear My Song is a…
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Fresh

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: Boaz Yakin, Fresh, Giancarlo Esposito, Samuel L. Jackson
August 31, 1994 |  At the start of Fresh, the drop-dead brilliant film by first-time writer-director Boaz Yakin, the title character is introduced as he makes the early-morning rounds of…
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Rapid Fire

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchivesTags: Brandon Lee, Nick Mancuso, Powers Boothe
August 21, 1992 | Brandon Lee carries on the family tradition of martial-arts mayhem and bodacious butt-kicking in Rapid Fire, the first starring vehicle for the handsome son of the late,…
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Brandon Lee on “Rapid Fire”

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, interviewsTags: Brandon Lee, Bruce Lee, Rapid Fire, The Crow
August 16, 1992 | Like father, like son. Like dynamite. Brandon Lee, son of the late, great Bruce Lee, is following in his father’s ferocious footsteps as the two-fisted star of…
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Patrick Swayze: Back in Houston

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, interviewsTags: Dirty Dancing, Patrick Swayze
December 19, 1988 |   Patrick Swayze returned home last week, every inch the conquering hero after the box-office smash of Dirty Dancing and the chart-busting hit of ''She’s Like the Wind.''…
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Patrick Swayze on “Road House”

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, interviewsTags: Patrick Swayze, Road House
May 14, 1989 |   Patrick Swayze was on last weekend, flashing smiles and pumping hands, cracking jokes and fielding questions, bounding from one interview to the next at New York’s…
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Patrick Swayze in “To Wong Foo”

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, interviewsTags: Beeban Kidron, Dirty Dancing, Patrick Swayze, To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything
September 3, 1995 | During his high school years in Houston, Texas native Patrick Swayze excelled in sports. But he also excelled in dance -- his mother, Patsy Swayze, was and…
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Sidney Poitier

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted ininterviewsTags: interviews, Sidney Poitier
February 7, 1988 |  Sidney Poitier seems remarkably composed, even serene, for a man who has little more than an hour to catch a plane. His limousine is threading slowly, ever…
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