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The Player (1992 - movie)
Giaco’s pick for success is the Robert Altman film from the early nineties that is widely known for its, at the time, record length opening shot.
The story is very Hollywood. It explores a thriller against the shallow backdrop of the sausage making of big studio films.
Tim Robbins stars as a soulless producer and studio exec. who rarely drinks a drop and who’s passions are all self-serving.
You should continue on through the rest of Robert Altman’s work, Popeye, M.A.S.H., Nashville- all works of a master.
To purchase The Player (we recommend Criterion) you can go to Amazon or iTunes. You can stream it on FilmStruck.
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NEXT WEEK: We conclude Success w/ John’s pick - the novel “The Black Company” from Glen Cook.
You can follow us on twitter @newtoyoushow and you can leave comments down below!
You can follow Giaco on twitter @giacofurino & see his clippings here.
You can follow John on twitter @lordjoho
You can see Keith’s art on earthlingkeith.com
You can follow Jules on twitter @beautifuljules
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The Player (1992 - movie)
Giaco’s pick for success is the Robert Altman film from the early nineties that is widely known for its, at the time, record length opening shot.
The story is very Hollywood. It explores a thriller against the shallow backdrop of the sausage making of big studio films.
Tim Robbins stars as a soulless producer and studio exec. who rarely drinks a drop and who’s passions are all self-serving.
You should continue on through the rest of Robert Altman’s work, Popeye, M.A.S.H., Nashville- all works of a master.
To purchase The Player (we recommend Criterion) you can go to Amazon or iTunes. You can stream it on FilmStruck.
______________________
NEXT WEEK: We conclude Success w/ John’s pick - the novel “The Black Company” from Glen Cook.
You can follow us on twitter @newtoyoushow and you can leave comments down below!
You can follow Giaco on twitter @giacofurino & see his clippings here.
You can follow John on twitter @lordjoho
You can see Keith’s art on earthlingkeith.com
You can follow Jules on twitter @beautifuljules