Will always love this 1994 photo of CHRIS FARLEY

📷 by Chris Buck

JAMES LIPTON was one of the best interviewers of creatives there’s ever been, and this doesn’t get said enough.

So by way of example here’s a short clip from 1999 that perfectly demonstrates my point as he asks STEVEN SPIELBERG a question that truly blows the director’s mind.

FRANK ZAPPA doubles down on American culture, in a clip from a great 2016 documentary

EAT THAT QUESTION: FRANK ZAPPA IN HIS OWN WORDS

PETER SELLERS tops up his pension with a 1976 commercial for TWA.

Errol Flynn and Brigitte Bardot - Cannes, 1956

Twiggy in 1967

📷 by Bert Stern

THE STUNT MAN (1980)

Made in 1978 its release was delayed because distributors hated it, but, when released it garnered 3 Oscar nominations - including Best Actor for O’Toole - and made money at the box office.

THE STUNT MAN (1980)

Anything with O’Toole, but as well as being great fun he was nom’d for a Best Actor Oscar to boot.

THE STUNT MAN (1980)

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Robert Mitchum

CAPE FEAR (1962)

CAPE FEAR (1962)

“You're gonna be old and grey before I ever leave this town.”

CAPE FEAR (1962)

IMHO way better than Scorsese's remake.

#RobertMitchum #GregoryPeck #MartinBalsam

CARLITO'S WAY (1993)

De Palma on the set of

CARLITO'S WAY (1993)

For me one of Sean Penn’s best performances came in

CARLITO'S WAY (1993)

#AlPacino #BrianDePalma

Is there another performance Art that elicits such profound feelings - almost akin to grief - than the end of a long running brilliant Sitcom.

The final moments then from one of the truly great American sitcoms.

FRASIER 2004)

Queueing round the block for

JAWS (1975)

QUENTIN TARANTINO on why he believes JAWS (1975) “the greatest movie ever made”.

JAWS (1975)