One of the greats. So many top ten titles. Its horrific to think that one of his main masterpieces was a crucial part of his loss of status. How many excellent top funded films we missed out on because of that BS is pure pain.
Tenían que hacer una escena en las duchas, les dieron unas bolsas color piel para meter sus 🍆. Patrick no la usó pero Norman sí, cuando estaba bañándose se le cayó el jabón y lo grabaron las cámaras dándose vuelta con la bolsita mientras trataba de agarrar el jabón. El director se reía porque lo grabaron en cámara lenta. También dijeron que después de eso Norman se sacó la bolsita del nepe, se la tiró al director y grabó la escena desnudo 😂
I love this. Reedus can roll up a cigarette, but can't ride a horse and for Flanery it's the complete opposite. Then again Norman's from New York and Sean's from Texas, so it makes sense.
I think the genius of They Live is that it dives into an eternal truth of humanity: the presence of deception and illusion. So long as there are societies and beliefs, there are always illusions to accompany them.
Imagine saying that to the great John Carpenter about Escape from LA. I obviously love Escape from NY more, but you don't say that you don't like Escape from LA while John who is on stage answering questions. But would love John to direct another Escape film with Kurt Russell making it a trilogy. Loved John's James Woods story. Though James speaks highly of John.
Awe poor Norman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 he's so embarrassed! He hides behind his hands,, then his arms and then in his hoodie. SEAN patting his back is sweet but still funny. 😳🤣🤣🤣
I would like to have asked him whether or not Tombstone, Unforgiven, etc. caused him to reconsider making westerns as he had originally aspired to do, or at least one.
