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When It Comes to Song and Dance, "Anything Goes" for Adam Godley

Jon Chattman | Posted 06.13.2011

Read More: Rain Man, Joel Grey, Broadway, Cole Porter, Anything Goes, Stephen Sondheim, Colin Firth, Private Lives, Adam Godley, London, Love Actually, Glenda Jackson, New York News
Jon Chattman

In Anything Goes, Adam Godley portrays the hilarious, and, yes, singing and dancing Lord Evelyn Oakleigh opposite Broadway royalty Sutton Foster and Joel Grey.

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Missing Mr. Matthau

John Farr | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Glenda Jackson, Gene Kelly, Stanley Donen, Kirk Douglas, Billy Wilder, Best Movies on DVD, Best Movies by Farr, Cary Grant, Henry Fonda, Audrey Hepburn, Walter Matthau, Sidney Lumet, Robert Shaw, Jack Lemmon, Don Siegel, Elia Kazan, Gregory Peck, Entertainment News
John Farr

On the first of this month, Walter Matthau, who left us just a decade ago, would have turned ninety. Ruminating on this unnoted milestone made me consider anew what a unique and gifted screen actor he was.

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Ken Russell & Dr. Kildare Tackle Tchaikovsky

Debra Levine | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Glenda Jackson, Ken Russell, Tchaikovsky, Richard Chamberlain, American-Cinematheque, The Music Lovers, Arts News
Debra Levine

It was touching to see Richard Chamberlain with his director of forty years ago, Ken Russell, at Sunday's American Cinematheque screening of the octogenarian's exuberant Tchaikovsky biopic, The Music Lovers.

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Legendary Director Ken Russell Makes A Rare New York Appearance at The Film Society

Brad Balfour | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Glenda Jackson, Ken Russell, Twiggy, Lincoln Center Film Society, Vanessa Redgrave, Oliver Reed, Alan Bates, New York News
Brad Balfour

Ken Russell is one of the greatest directors of all time, a filmmaker who pushed the envelope both creatively and professionally -- and in many ways changed the face of cinema, inspiring many of my generation both aesthetically and personally.

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