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[pureanonofficial]

Do you think you should get up, Henry? No. Never. Not until I finish. I would kneel on anything for you, Henrietta.

A NEW LEAF (1971) dir. Elaine May

[thishadoscarbuzz]

365 - Hanging Up

We were heartbroken at the news of Diane Keaton's passing, so we decided to quickly get another of her films in the THOB books. Keaton's final directorial effort was Hanging Up, based on Delia Ephron's fictionalized experience coping with distant sisters during the final years of their father's life. Co-written by Delia and Nora Ephron, Meg Ryan took the lead with Keaton and Lisa Kudrow starring as the sisters and Walter Mathau as the aging father. Originally intended for a 1999 release, the film was received harshly by critics when it was ultimately released in 2000.

This episode, we talk about the behind-the-scenes tensions that played out onscreen and the unfavored collaborations between the Ephron sisters. We also talk about our favorite Keaton performances, Kudrow's critical success with The Opposite of Sex, and Lisa Schwarzbaum F score reviews.

Topics also include Diet Coke commercials, Everything is Copy, and Keaton tributes.

The 1999 Academy Awards

The 2000 Academy Awards

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[gatutor]

Walter Matthau-Felicia Farr "La gran estafa" (Charley Varrick) 1973, de Don Siegel.

[boardchairman-blog]

**Shots of the Movie**

The Odd Couple (1968)

Director: Gene Saks Cinematographer: Robert B. Hauser

[wolf-lundgren]

[everythingisterrible]

Grumpy old men DESTROYED Suzanne Sommers

(By Grimy Ghost)

[gootie]

Pogo, Fmaa!

[graveyard-scene]

I just saw A New Leaf (1971) for the first time and I’m shaking. Elaine May knows something about me - how?? They were roasting my auDHD ass in ‘71. Something-something “we have always been here”. I got so misty eyed. This is the most romantic movie I’ve ever seen in my life. He even cuts the tags of her clothes I’m chewing my own arm off here

my only qualm is that they were rich people fuck wealth