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Watch: Martin Scorsese's Cameo In Bertrand Tavernier's 'Round Midnight'
- By Kevin Jagernauth
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- October 15, 2012 1:05 PM
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Here's a bit of an '80s rewind for you to start your week. While Martin Scorsese is no stranger to popping up in the front of the camera from time to time, the appearances are usually brief, but here's a look at something a little meatier. The director took a very small part in Bertrand Tavernier's 1986 film "Round Midnight." The 1950s-set film stars jazz legend Dexter Gordon as a fading musician who heads to Paris in a last attempt to revitalize his career in the face of alcoholism and personal woes. Scorsese plays a crooked former New York City club manager whose good intentions aren't what they seem. Jazz heads should take note that Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Freddie Hubbard and more make appearances.
Review: 'The Princess Of Montpensier' Tries To Find Some New Notes In A Familiar Period Piece
- By Christopher Bell
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- April 14, 2011 4:16 AM
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There's a certain stigma attached to period pieces; a preconceived notion that the film at hand will be elegant, beautiful, and excessively boring. Of course, a stereotype doesn't just come from anywhere, and those that decide to judge a movie by its poster may not be so far off in their hasty dismissal.
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I rarely go see comedies in the theater. I'll be hitting this one.
Oxerexposure KILLS you. The fall cometh for Gosling has begun. He has to go back to Half
haaaa le trailer est parfaitement fait... Et dire qu'on va attendre si longtemps avant de
refn is wonderfully kooky. we need big studios to take more chances with directors like him who take
While this is exciting, hopefully Todd Field gets to make something soon.
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So Joseph Gordon Levitt wants to be Mark Whalberg, that's it?
He's filming his movie How to Catch a Monster, which after the reading his terrible script
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