A best-selling book by FAMED writer William Goldman is adapted for the silver screen a psychological thriller that would not only require a persuasive performance of multiple personalities by a talented actor but the mastery of two separate disciplines that date back as far as the 15th century. A film 2 years in the making that would catch the attention of one legendary producer, 3 directors, a comedian…and a taxi-driver. Coupled with an inanimate co-star with the ability t...
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A best-selling book by FAMED writer William Goldman is adapted for the silver screen a psychological thriller that would not only require a persuasive performance of multiple personalities by a talented actor but the mastery of two separate disciplines that date back as far as the 15th century. A film 2 years in the making that would catch the attention of one legendary producer, 3 directors, a comedian…and a taxi-driver. Coupled with an inanimate co-star with the ability t...
Episode 4: The Dead, The Dollars and The Donuts: George Romero Resurrects the Zombie for Dawn of the Dead
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5 months ago
Episode 4: The Dead, The Dollars and The Donuts: George Romero Resurrects the Zombie for Dawn of the Dead
For tonight’s feature on The Last Late Show we’ll take a look at the 60-million-dollar blockbuster of a college drop-out turned radical young director – who refused to be defined by a genre. A seemingly one-hit wonder by Hollywood executives who’d return from the dead to shock the critics, astound movie studios and infuriate the Motion Picture Association of America in the ultimate tale of the comeback kid. A film so powerful that it would simultaneously launch the superstar caree...
The Last Late Show
A best-selling book by FAMED writer William Goldman is adapted for the silver screen a psychological thriller that would not only require a persuasive performance of multiple personalities by a talented actor but the mastery of two separate disciplines that date back as far as the 15th century. A film 2 years in the making that would catch the attention of one legendary producer, 3 directors, a comedian…and a taxi-driver. Coupled with an inanimate co-star with the ability t...
