Minnie and Moskowitz, 1971, by John Cassavetes
source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJJuzx-0UeA&feature=related
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The role of improvisation in Cassavetes' films is frequently misunderstood. His films were — with the exception of the original version of Shadows — heavily scripted. Confusion arises in part because Cassavetes allowed actors to bring their own interpretations of characters to their performances. Performances were scripted, but delivery was not.
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Even though TEMPEST is directed by Paul Mazursky, it's still worth checking out. Finally available on DVD: http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=7360665
- 2 years ago
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trelk
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he was the great one...even more than an extra large coffee at dunkin donuts. perhaps filmmakers claim that they were influenced by him but i don't see it in their films. you can't copy that.
thanks for the post!
- 2 years ago
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trelk
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guy_gunaratne
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Incredible filmmaker - the source of greatness. Influenced the many waves that went after him in American cinema. I have his boxset but sadly Minnie and Moskovitz wasn't included.
I'd love to catch this sometime.
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guy_gunaratne
