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Rent it now: The Elmore Leonard movie nobody knows

(Your faithful blogger is away this week. I thought it would be fun to run some golden oldies. For current microblogging from the road, follow the Twitter feed on this page or at @joesview on Twitter.)...

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‘Skidoo’: when the Hollywood old guard tried to get hip

The Otto Preminger film “Skidoo” flopped upon opening in late 1968 and then became a minor cult film after it vanished in a way that few big budget Hollywood films ever do. For more than 40 years, the...

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Elmore Leonard & Hollywood: a rocky relationship

The crime novelist Elmore Leonard died Tuesday at the age of 87 after one of the most successful — and respected — careers in modern fiction. Leonard lived long enough to graduate from his pulp fiction...

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Back to 632 Elysian Fields — Yale Rep’s ‘Streetcar Named Desire’

The new Yale Repertory Theatre season opened Thursday night with a strong production of “A Streetcar Named Desire” that is running through Oct. 12. It was interesting to see the 1947 Tennessee Williams...

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The mysterious and vast free YouTube movie archive

Many media outlets run very useful stories about the dozens of old and new movies that are added to the Netflix streaming library each month, but I wish someone would do the same sort of monitoring of...

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‘Party Animals’: 1970s Hollywood decadence

If you’re looking for an especially juicy Hollywood biography you should check out then-Variety senior editor Robert Hofler’s 2009 book about the film and stage producer Allan Carr — “Party Animals” —...

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‘Thief’: lost Alain Delon/Ann-Margret film noir

The bleak 1965 MGM production “Once a Thief” was plucked out of obscurity by Warner Archive recently and it is just the sort of interesting oddity the label seems designed to distribute. The movie was...

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‘Fabulous Allan Carr’: Hollywood flame-out

Working from Robert Hofler’s 2009 biography “Party Animals,” director Jeffrey Schwartz has put together a very entertaining documentary about the Hollywood and Broadway manager and producer Allan Carr....

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