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obituaries4 days ago

Béla Tarr, Renowned Filmmaker, Passes Away at 70

Béla Tarr, renowned Hungarian filmmaker known for his slow, poetic, black-and-white films like Sátántangó and The Turin Horse, has died at 70. His work, characterized by long takes and a focus on everyday life and existential themes, earned critical acclaim but limited mainstream success. Tarr was also a vocal critic of Hungarian politics and a dedicated mentor in the film community. He retired from directing but continued to influence and produce in the film industry.

via The Guardian|
#bela-tarr#film-director#filmography
entertainment23 days ago

Rob Reiner's Legacy and Family Tragedy Unfolded

Rob Reiner, a renowned filmmaker and actor, significantly shaped American culture through iconic movies like 'A Few Good Men' and 'The Princess Bride,' memorable quotes, and his role in television. His work spans genres and has left a lasting legacy in storytelling, language, and cultural conversations. His recent tragic death and the arrest of his son have shocked the public, but his influence endures through his films and the phrases that have entered everyday language.

via Military.com|
#cultural-impact#entertainment#filmography
entertainment3 months ago

Robert Redford: A Legacy of Film, Style, and Personal Insights

The article highlights ten of Robert Redford's most notable films spanning his career from 1960 to 2018, showcasing his versatility as an actor and director, with iconic roles in movies like 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,' 'The Sting,' and 'All the President’s Men,' culminating in his farewell performance in 'The Old Man & the Gun.'

via The Conversation|
#career-highlights#classic-movies#entertainment
entertainment5 months ago

Ronnie Rondell Jr., Iconic Pink Floyd Stuntman, Dies at 88

Ronnie Rondell Jr., a veteran Hollywood stuntman known for his work in films like 'The Matrix Reloaded' and for being the man on fire on the cover of Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here,' died at 88. He had a long career performing daring stunts, including the iconic fire scene for the Pink Floyd album cover, and worked on numerous films and TV shows. He suffered many injuries over his career and retired to Missouri in 2000.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#accident#entertainment#filmography
entertainment5 months ago

Alfie Wise, 'Cannonball Run' Actor and Burt Reynolds Collaborator, Dies at 82

Alfie Wise, an actor known for his roles in Burt Reynolds films such as 'The Cannonball Run' and 'Smokey and the Bandit,' has died at age 82 from natural causes. Wise appeared in multiple Reynolds movies and TV shows, and was also Reynolds' assistant and friend. He had a diverse career in film, television, and later worked as a real estate agent in Florida.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#actor#alfie-wise#burt-reynolds
entertainment1 year ago

David Lynch Urges Smokers to Quit After Emphysema Diagnosis

Acclaimed director David Lynch, who began smoking at age 8, now requires supplemental oxygen due to emphysema, a condition he attributes to his lifelong smoking habit. Despite quitting two years ago, Lynch acknowledges the impact smoking had on his health but does not regret its presence in his life and work. He emphasizes the importance of quitting harmful habits and credits transcendental meditation for helping him stop smoking. Lynch remains optimistic and open to directing remotely, despite his health challenges.

via NBC News|
#david-lynch#emphysema#entertainment
entertainment1 year ago

"Exploring the Legacy of Steve Martin: A Cinematic Journey"

In honor of the new documentary about Steve Martin, his film performances have been ranked, showcasing his evolution from zany absurdist to mature leading man. From hits like "Roxanne" and "Father of the Bride" to missteps like "The Out-of-Towners" remake, Martin's diverse roles reflect his ambition and adventurousness as an entertainer, with highlights including "The Jerk," "Three Amigos," and "Shopgirl."

via Vulture|
#actor#comedy#entertainment
entertainment2 years ago

"Remembering Tom Wilkinson: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of a Cinematic Icon"

The article showcases a series of photographs highlighting the illustrious career of actor Tom Wilkinson, capturing moments from notable roles such as Arthur Edens in "Michael Clayton," Hugh Fennyman in "Shakespeare in Love," and his portrayal of historical figures like Benjamin Franklin in "John Adams." It also includes images from his stage work, like playing King Lear, and honors received, such as his OBE in 2005. The visual journey underscores Wilkinson's versatility and success across film, television, and theater.

via The Guardian|
##actingcareer#awards