
GK himself: Film historian/critic, passionate music consumer. Author: "Made Men: The Story of 'Goodfellas'" and "The World Is Yours: The Story of 'Scarface.'" This site: continuation of his long-running "Some Came Running" blog.
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“Paint me, Chris…”
It was really quite an honor to be asked by Alan Rode to pitch him a title for “Reel Noir,” a new line of monographs to be published by the University of New Mexico Press. UNMP has already overseen the series “Reel West,...
The boys, in Cannes some time this century
I’m not sure when it was that I first spoke with the great producer Jeremy Thomas, who died yesterday at the age of only 77, but I reckon it would have had to have been in connection with The Last...
About 12 years ago I wrote a piece for the Criterion Current about Don Siegel’s picture Riot In Cell Block 11 and the rock and roll song “Riot In Cell Block #9.” Which you can read here. The piece leaves out a few of the salient details of...
Beatrice Dalle, “Trouble Every Day,” Denis, 2001
Anais Reboux in “A ma souer!,” Breillat, 2001
Tillotama Shome, “Monsoon Wedding,” Nair, 2001
My memories of the conversations before the planes flew into the buildings are scattered. Did I...
If you spend enough time watching John Ford pictures, you learn that there’s no such thing as “minor” Ford. I don’t much like the designation minor to begin with (one of the best things Noah Baumbach ever did was to give it a thorough dragg...
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