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the movie in my mind far surpasses anything scorpio even accidentally stumbled on bar cross calling zharkov “baby” and it frustrates me so bad
early scorpio script on ebay jamie was the original name for the alain delon character and it’s good to know zharkov and cross were gay about each other even on the page
sadistic ruthless egotistical rude. maybe he’s not a killer but he enjoys seeing things destroyed
Carson Smith and Fred Katz remained and this was the group that played such an integral part in the film Sweet Smell Of Success starring Tony Curtis and Burt Lancaster. ... Elmer Bernstein incorporated much of the music by Katz and Hamilton into the movie score and when I interviewed Chico in 1994 at London’s Jazz café he had this to say about the production, “It really was a dynamite film and we had a ball making it. Tony hung out with Paul Horn a lot because he wanted to learn the flute and Burt really was a funny dude with a hell of a sense of humour. He had a special edition of the Los Angeles Herald printed with the headline: Chico Hamilton- Busted! which he showed to the entire cast.”
Source: JazzProfiles (blogspot.com)
that burt might’ve been lighthearted and pleasant to people on this set at the same time he was terrorizing alexander mackendrick and garnering a reputation for sadism in the industry so perfectly demonstrates his contradictions i’m crying
Burt Lancaster by an unknown fan, ca 1940s.
I didn’t want to be alone anymore. I don’t want to be alone now. If we go back, if we stick together… if we face it… do think that maybe somewhere somebody will listen--somebody will say it wasn’t all our fault?
Kiss the Blood Off My Hands (1948, dir. Norman Foster)
All night long the Viking men, women, and children watched the ship with the body as it burned in the water. By dawn all that was left were ashes, complete obliteration, carried by the currents to the four corners of the earth, fresh and beautiful, and vanished completely, like a dream.
Rocket Gibraltar — 1988. dir. daniel petrie, cin. jost vocano
this 75 year old is at an apex of his beauty rarely remarked upon. beautiful grizzled old leopard. he's so vulnerable and raw in some of the scenes in this movie and then he'll do a twinkle, like marc singer talked about, where he just turns smth on and all of the years melt away and suddenly he's "so gorgeous to the extent you can't take your eyes off him" or is that just us
at least watch this movie for his stand up routine
burt was on the novecento (1976) set ready to grind this sight & sound reporter into the ground
end an interview by throwing one lousy journalist out of your hotel room and suddenly it’s an “embarrassment” to UA and the hotel and a “PR nightmare” 🙄
fierce
MARTIN and LEWIS… and LANCASTER — s04e01 of the colgate comedy hour, aired october 4, ‘53
i ❤️ burt lancaster
Cassavetes and Lancaster ten years after A Child is Waiting — excerpt from An American Life by Kate Buford