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fromVulture
3 months ago

Sissy Spacek Answers Every Question We Have About 3 Women

Her initial withdrawal is what makes Spacek's gradual transformation so striking. As Pinky begins to emulate Millie (Shelley Duvall), her more established, relentlessly chatty co-worker, she takes Millie's adultness to an extreme: She starts smoking, layers on makeup, hooks up with their married landlord Edgar (Robert Fortier), borrows Millie's car without asking, and generally turns into a sassy pill. Spacek's voice gets a little deeper, her mannerisms more suggestive.
Film
Film
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months ago

Mussolini to Spider-Man: Lily Tomlin's 10 best films ranked!

Lily Tomlin's best performances span sly feminist leads and impish ensemble turns, often highlighted within Robert Altman collaborations and distinctive comedic roles.
Film
fromIndieWire
6 months ago

Easy Does It: Keith Carradine Looks Back on the Three '70s Classics He Made with Robert Altman

Keith Carradine's audition for Robert Altman's 'McCabe & Mrs. Miller' was unconventional, lasting only a minute and requiring no reading of lines.
Film
fromRoger Ebert
7 months ago

30 Minutes On: "Nashville" | MZS | Roger Ebert

Nashville portrays America's cultural divide on the Bicentennial's eve, echoing issues that still resonate fifty years later.
from48 hills
8 months ago

Screen Grabs: Tribute to 100 years of Robert Altman, a cynic's New Hollywood takeover - 48 hills

Robert Altman's M*A*S*H introduced a new, immersive storytelling style, mixing gore and humor, while subverting traditional portrayals of war, establishing Altman as a unique voice in cinema.
Independent films
Independent films
fromRoger Ebert
9 months ago

"Cookie's Fortune": A Little Southern Comedy | Far Flungers | Roger Ebert

Altman's 'Cookie's Fortune' showcases his unique connection with actors, leading to a charming depiction of human eccentricities in a Southern setting.
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