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The Curious Career of Mercedes McCambridge. Top Story - October 2024. Content Warning.
The story goes that attending an open audition for the part of Sadie in All the King's Men (1949), Mercedes McCambridge got angry. Whilst waiting for her chance, she grew appalled with the treatment of the candidates being herded in and out of the office. She went in to meet the director furious and gave Robert Rossen a piece of her mind. She got the part, there and then, by unintentionally giving Rossen the rough edges and passion of the Sadie he wanted. For that role, her first feature film role, she went on to win an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.
By Rachel Robbins2 years ago in Geeks
Movies of the 80s: Federico Fellini and Woody Allen in 1980
In researching Federico Fellini's 1980 film, City of Women, a lesser known piece of Fellini's canon, I stumbled upon a quote that I cannot find anywhere else that illustrates, apparently, that Federico Fellini hated Woody Allen, well before hating Woody Allen became a universal feeling. I have searched high and low for other sources regarding Fellini's feelings about Woody Allen but nothing on Google or other search engines returns any results regarding Fellini having negative feelings towards Allen before it became common cause.
By Movies of the 80s2 years ago in Geeks
Top 10 Movies About Insomnia and Sleep Deprivation: The Sleepless Thrillers You Can't-Miss
Insomnia and sleep deprivation have been central themes in many films, portraying how sleeplessness can distort reality, amplify fear, and erode mental health. Be it psychological thrillers like "Fight Club" and "The Machinist," in which insomnia was implemented in forcing the characters into paranoia and self-destruction, or horror classics like "A Nightmare on Elm Street," where staying awake becomes a matter of survival, most of these movies portray the extreme, profound effects of sleeplessness. Whether it is fear, guilt, or possibly grief, these films take the audience all the way down into the rather unsettled world of a sleep-deprived mind.
By DEVASENAN SUBRAMANI2 years ago in Geeks
Finding Light in Darkness: A Review of 'Room Taken'
Strange things have been happening. I’ve been hearing weird noises. Room Taken is a short film directed by TJ O'Grady Peyton. The story follows Isaac, a homeless man, who secretly stays in an elderly blind woman’s home. Though Isaac is careful as he tip-toes past her, Victoria senses a presence.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks












