Progress is being made, but does it benefit everyone? You decide:
Jimmy (JJ) Jacobs from Legacy Members posted in CAST & TALENT
Progress is being made, but does it benefit everyone? You decide:
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Michael Okuda posted
I first met Nichelle Nichols in 1985, when I worked at KHNL, a small television station in Honolulu. Nichelle strode into the soundstage, radiating warmth, grace, and beauty. She was kind enough to pose with me for a photo. The next day, I brought in a print and asked her to sign it for me. “Sure,” she said, “as long as you have another print that you’ll sign for me!” I had a spare print of the same photo, so that’s what I gave her. She insisted that I sign it the same as she had signed for me, “with love.” And I still smile when I think of the day that Nichelle Nichols asked ME for MY autograph. Go boldly, Nichelle.
Michael Belson posted in CAST & TALENT
Go boldly indeed, Uhura! - 💔 Nichelle Nichols
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Michael Belson posted
As it should be! Cudos to Jordan Peele
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You don't have to be an AD to understand the significance of this.... Before AND After a job assignment!
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"The Credits", a wonderful resource from the Motion Picture Association of America (MPA) that honors the creative crafts women and men who work below the line. We hope to reference many of their articles here and encourage our members to do the same with Topics and Posts in the Departments that represent their specific area of expertise.
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Great FB Post by Jamie Lee Curtis
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You gots to 💘 Insider...
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Gotta love this:
Cecil B. DeMille from honorarium in perpetuum posted
Have you seen this spot?
Morgan Freeman pleads with people to get their airbags recalled
Cinematography by: Bianca Cline
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A Nora Ephron movie is not a Nora Ephron movie without one of her brilliant character moments. Did you correctly guess yesterday’s #GetThePicture clue as #SleeplessInSeattle? Play today’s clue at https://t.co/tzsjfPjGxf. #afimovieclub #noraephron pic.twitter.com/fo5BswMIFb
— AFI (@AmericanFilm) July 9, 2022
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Early BTS footage of the (re)making of "The Ten Commandments" (1956)
Talk about Big Production Value 🎬
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Jimmy (JJ) Jacobs from Legacy Members posted
Although James Caan is best remembered for hos role in the "Godfather" franchise, I remember him so well from "Rollerball"
May he RIP
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Michael Belson posted in CAST & TALENT
"ME? AUDITION?" - Shelley Winters
As the years wore on for actress Shelley Winters the parts offered became fewer, as they are for any actress over the age of 35 even today. The project would be a B movie titled "Bloody Mama" and she was requited to....ahem...."audition" for its casting director.
Never missing an opportunity to "act" she agreed to meet those in charge. She was asked to bring a headshot and her resume along. At her arrival Shelley laid a bag on a table, whereupon she pulled out her First Academy Award stating, "There's my headshot" and proceeded to pull out her second Oscar stating, "And that's my fuckin' resume !"
Hollywood urban legend? Who cares ??!! It is the stuff of legend and Shelley Winters had proven her iconic status in films and still deserved respect for her craft.
The story may have come from her casting in "Pete's Dragon" (1977) since "Mama" was released in 1971 and she most likely took the latter role just for the paycheck.
It would have been even better if she had taken the call herself and said, "Audition? Kiss my ass."