Imagine if John Cazale was still aliveâŠhe and Al Pacino would have ruled the rest of the 70s, all of the 80s, and of course be co-Kings of the 90s.
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Imagine if John Cazale was still aliveâŠhe and Al Pacino would have ruled the rest of the 70s, all of the 80s, and of course be co-Kings of the 90s.
âIâm robbing a bank because they got money here. Thatâs why Iâm robbing it.â
Dog Day Afternoon (1975) dir. Sidney Lumet
Ginger Rogers
Scarecrow (1973)
I can't even say how much I love this
The Small Faces with Steve Marriottâs dog at their flat in Pimlico, London , c. 1966
© Small Faces Fan Club
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âI actually felt more sorry for Fred than I did for myself, despite the horrendous schedules of rehearsals that he kept up. He was a very worried man.â
â Claire Luce, Astaireâs dancing partner for Gay Divorce in 1932
Astaire tried to get Luce for the film version, The Gay Divorcee, but was overruled by RKO studios, which preferred to use their contract player Ginger Rogers. Astaire credits Luce as the inspiration for his revolutionary âNight and Dayâ dance routine.
Michael Corleone: I love you, Kay. You know, every night here in Sicily, I dream of my wife and my children, and how I lost them.
Kay Adams-Corleone: I guess, if itâs any consolation, Michael⊠I want you to know that Iâve always loved you, and⊠and I always will.
Godfather III (1990)
I think this conversation best summarize their relationship.
My favorite scene in Part III
Al Pacino presents the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1996. (x)
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Lion:Â Hey Max, you heard the story of the scarecrow?
Max: No.
Lion: You think crows are scared of a scarecrow?
Max: Yeah, I think theyâre scared. Yeah why?
Lion: No, crows are not scared, believe me.
Max: The god damn crows are scared.
Lion: No, crows are laughinâ.
Max: Nah, thatâs bullshitâŠ
Lion: Thatâs right, the crows are laughinâ. Look, the farmer puts out a scarecrow, right, with a funny hat on it, got a funny face. The crows fly by, they see that, it strikes âem funny, makes âem laugh.
Max: The god damn crows are laughinâ?
Lion: Thatâs right, theyâre laughinâ their asses off. And then they say, âWell, that olâ farmer Jo down there, heâs a pretty good guy. He made us laugh, so we wonât bother him any moreâ.
Scarecrow - (1973)
Iconic on-screen and off.
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âWould you kiss me if I wear the hat?â
âNo. Play time is over, ok?â
âOkayâÂ
Tony Montana and Elvira Hancock in Scarface (1983)
Fred Astaire in Flying Down to Rio, 1933