There’s a crisp but revealing dialogue exchange in director Jack Smight’s Harper, the 1966 neo-noirish thriller costarring Paul Newman, Robert Wagner and Shelley Winters, among other solid actors. Newman as a down-at-the-heels gumshoe named Harper picks up a framed photograph of the woman portrayed by Winters, and shows it to Wagner’s suspicious playboy character. Newman: […]
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Snapshots From A Hollywood Insider: Hold...
William Holden, Adolph Zukor, Gene Kelly and Milton Berle don’t have a whole lot in common. Even so, they all are captured in today’s blog via brief sketches written by one of our veteran Hollywood pals. Hello, everybody. Joe Morella and Frank Segers, your classic movie guys, back again to welcome literary snapshots from Hy Hollinger, […]