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Tag Archives: music
Stop Making Sense (1984)
Director: Jonathan Demme Writers: Talking Heads & Jonathan Demme
Posted in Documentary, Musical
Tagged 1984, bernie worrell, big suit, chris frantz, concert, david byrne, documentary, gary goetzman, jerry harrison, jonathan demme, jordan cronenweth, lamp, lisa day, live, music, musical, stop making sense, talking heads, tina weymouth, tom tom club
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Swing Shift (1984)
Director: Jonathan Demme Writer: Nancy Dowd
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance, War
Tagged 1940s, 1984, affair, bo goldman, charles napier, christine lahti, comedy, craig mckay, dance, dick miller, drama, ed harris, factory, fred ward, goldie hawn, holly hunter, housewife, jerry bick, jonathan demme, kurt russell, manufacturing, military, music, musician, nancy dowd, nightclub, patrick williams, plant, rob morton, roger corman, romance, ron nyswaner, soldier, stephen tobolowsky, suede bond, swing shift, tak fujimoto, trumpet, trumpeter, war, work, world war 2, world war ii, world war two, wwII
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Babylon (2022)
Director: Damien Chazelle Writer: Damien Chazelle
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1920s, acting, actor, albert hammond jr., babylon, brad pitt, california, celebrity, chloe fineman, cocaine, comedy, damien chazelle, diego calva, drama, drugs, elephant, eric roberts, ethan suplee, fame, famous, flea, history, hollywood, jean smart, Jeff Garlin, jovan adepo, justin hurwitz, katherine waterston, li jun li, linus sandgren, los angeles, lukas haas, marc platt, margot robbie, matthew plouffe, max minghella, movie, movies, music, musician, olivia hamilton, olivia wilde, overdose, p.j. byrne, party, patrick fugit, rory scovel, samara weaving, silent movie, snake, sound, soundstage, suicide, theater, theatre, tobey maguire, tom cross, trumpet
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Taking Woodstock (2009)
Director: Ang Lee Writers: James Schamus (Based on the book “Taking Woodstock: A True Story of a Riot, A Concert and a Life by Elliot Tiber with Tom Monte)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1960s, 2009, adam pally, adaptation, ang lee, catskills, Celia D. Costas, comedy, concert, dan fogler, danny elfman, demetri martin, drama, drugs, elliot tiber, emile hirsch, Eric Gautier, eugene levy, farm, festival, gay, henry goodman, hippie, hippies, imelda staunton, james schamus, jeffrey dean morgan, jonathan groff, josh safdie, katherine waterston, Liev Schreiber, lsd, mamie gummer, motel, music, new york, paul dano, taking woodstock, tim squyres, tom monte, true story, woodstock
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1971)
Director: Robert Fuest Writer: James Whiton and William Goldstein
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged 1971, airplane, basil kirchin, bats, bible, biblical scholar, blood, brussel sprouts, comedy, death, detective, disfigured, disguise, doctor, doctors, dr. phibes, embalmed, horror, hugh griffith, james whiton, joseph cotten, locusts, louis m. heyward, make-up, murder, music, musician, norman warwick, organ, organist, peter jeffrey, plague, plagues, rats, revenge, robert fuest, ronald dunas, scholar, scientist, scotland yard, serial killer, suicide, telescope, terry-thomas, the abominable dr. phibes, tristam cones, vengeance, vincent price, virginia north, william goldstein
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Tár (2022)
Director: Todd Field Writer: Todd Field
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2022, alec baldwin, alexandra milchan, allan corduner, assistant, berlin, cate blanchett, classical, classical music, composer, concert, conductor, drama, florian hoffmeister, gay, germany, gustav mahler, hildur gudnadottir, internet, jessica hansen, julian glover, lgbt, mark strong, Monika Willi, monster hunter, music, musician, nina hoss, noemie merlant, online, orchestra, performance, Philharmonic, power, scott lambert, social media, Sophie Kauer, suicide, sydney lemmon, sylvia flote, tar, thailand, todd field, violin, violinist
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The El Duce Tapes (2019)
Directors: Rodney Ascher and David Lawrence and Ryan Sexton
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2019, bank, bill maher, biography, david lawrence, documentary, el duce, gwar, hood, jerry springer, Jonathan Snipes, mentors, Milo Yiannopoulos, music, musician, robin thicke, rodney ascher, ryan sexton, singer, the mentors, tim kirk, vhs
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Spirited (2022)
Director: Sean Anders Writers: Sean Anders & John Morris
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy, Musical
Tagged 2022, a christmas carol, adaptation, apple tv+, brad wilhite, business, charles dickens, christmas, comedy, david koplan, dominic lewis, fantasy, future, george dewey, ghost, ghosts, graveyard, holidays, jessica elbaum, jimmy fallon, john morris, judi dench, kramer morgenthau, magic, music, musical, new york, new york city, nyc, octavia spencer, p.j. byrne, party, past, patrick page, present, public relations, rose byrne, ryan reynolds, scrooge, sean anders, snow, spirit, spirited, spirits, suita mani, time travel, tracy morgan, will ferrell
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Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas (1977)
Director: Jim Henson Writer: Jerry Juhl (Based on the book by Russell Hoban & Lillian Hoban
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical
Tagged 1977, adaptation, christmas, comedy, dave goelz, drama, emmet otter's jug-band christmas, family, frank oz, frog, geoff craigen, holidays, jerry juhl, jerry nelson, jim henson, jug band, kermit the frog, lillian hoban, marilyn sokol, muppet, muppets, music, musical, otter, paul williams, prize, puppet, puppets, richard hunt, russell hoban, talent contest, tv movie
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