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Drive, He Said (1971)
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(On February 18)
DRIVE, HE SAID (1971) dir. Jack Nicholson
After screening at the Cannes Film Festival in May (where it was booed), Jack Nicholson’s directorial debut premiered in New York City on 13 June 1971.
Based on Jeremy Larner’s 1964 novel, Drive, He Said was adapted by Larner, Nicholson and (an uncredited) Terence Malick.
The film received mixed reviews, with most praising the performances (Karen Black, Bruce Dern, Henry Jaglom, William Tepper, and Robert Towne), and was a box office disappointment. Nicholson would not direct another film until Goin’ South (1978).
Last chance: 'Breathless' American style on Amazon Prime and Hulu
Last chance: ‘Breathless’ American style on Amazon Prime and Hulu
I’m still not sure if it was an inspired or a terribly misguided idea to remake Jean-Luc Godard’s debut feature, a French nouvelle vague classic of outlaw cinema in every sense of the word. Godard made his splash by defying conventions and announcing a fresh, energetic, new approach to telling stories on screen and a criminal anti-hero who revered American gangster icons and seduces an American…
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