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XXVII:7) Peter Bogdonavich, the LAST PICTURE SHOW (1971, 118 Min) October 8, 2013 (XXVII:7) Peter Bogdonavich, THE LAST PICTURE SHOW (1971, 118 min) Academy Awards—1972—Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Ben Johnson) —Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Cloris Leachman) National Film Registry—1998 Directed by Peter Bogdanovich Written by Larry McMurtry (novel and screenplay) Cinematography by Robert Surtees Timothy Bottoms ... Sonny Crawford Jeff Bridges ... Duane Jackson Cybill Shepherd ... Jacy Farrow Ben Johnson ... Sam the Lion Cloris Leachman ... Ruth Popper Ellen Burstyn ... Lois Farrow Eileen Brennan ... Genevieve Clu Gulager ... Abilene (b. June 3, 1936 in Wichita Falls, Texas) Academy Awards— Sam Bottoms ... Billy 2006—Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay for Brokeback Randy Quaid ... Lester Marlow Mountain (2005). John Hillerman ... Teacher Shared with Diana Ossana. McMurtry has written 20 films and Noble Willingham ... Chester TV shows, including 2005 Brokeback Mountain (screenplay), 2002 “Johnson County War” (TV Movie) (teleplay), 1996 The PETER BOGDANOVICH (director) (b. July 30, 1939 in Kingston, Evening Star (novel), 1995-1996 “Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw New York) has appeared in 40 films and TV shows, including Years” (TV Series) (characters - 22 episodes), 1996 “Dead Man's 2000-2007 “The Sopranos” (TV Series, 14 episodes), 2005-2007 Walk” (TV Mini-Series) (novel and teleplay), 1995 “Streets of “Law & Order: Criminal Intent” (TV Series), 2006 Infamous, Laredo” (TV Mini-Series) (novel and teleplay), 1994-1995 2004 “8 Simple Rules” (TV Series), 1979 Saint Jack, 1977 “Lonesome Dove: The Series” (TV Series) (characters, 21 Opening Night, 1966 The Wild Angels, and 1958 “Kraft Theatre” episodes), 1995 “Buffalo Girls” (TV Movie) (novel), 1992 (TV Series). In addition to acting, Bogdonavich directed 31 films Falling from Grace (screenplay), 1990 Texasville (novel), 1989 and TV shows, among them 2014 Squirrels to the Nuts, 2004 “Lonesome Dove” (TV Mini-Series) (novel), 1988 “The Murder “The Sopranos” (TV Series), 2004 “The Mystery of Natalie of Mary Phagan” (TV Mini-Series) (story), 1983 Terms of Wood” (TV Movie), 1990 Texasville, 1981 They All Laughed, Endearment (novel), 1974 Lovin' Molly (novel "Leaving 1979 Saint Jack, 1976 Nickelodeon, 1975 At Long Last Love, Cheyenne"), 1971 The Last Picture Show (novel and screenplay), 1974 Daisy Miller, 1973 Paper Moon, 1972 What's Up, Doc?, and 1963 Hud (novel). 1971 Directed by John Ford (Documentary), 1971 The Last Picture Show, 1968 Targets, and 1968 Voyage to the Planet of ROBERT SURTEES (Cinematography) (b. Robert Lee Surtees, Prehistoric Women. August 9, 1906 in Covington, Kentucky—d. January 5, 1985 (age 78) in Monterey, California) Academy Awards—1960— LARRY MCMURTRY (Writer—novel and screenplay) Best Cinematography, Color for Ben-Hur (1959); 1953—Best Cinematography, Black-and-White for The Bad and the Beautiful Bogdonavich—THE LAST PICTURE SHOW—2 (1952); 1951—Best Cinematography, Color for King Solomon's Mines (1950). He was the cinematographer for 73 films, CYBILL SHEPHERD...Jacy Farrow (b. Cybill Lynne Shepherd, including 1978 Same Time, Next Year, 1978 Bloodbrothers, 1977 February 18, 1950 in Memphis, Tennessee) has appeared in 66 The Turning Point, 1976 A Star Is Born, 1975 The Hindenburg, films and TV shows, including 2013 “Law & Order: Special 1975 The Great Waldo Pepper, 1973 The Sting, 1973 Lost Victims Unit” (TV Series), 2012-2013 The Client List (TV Horizon, 1972 The Cowboys, 1971 The Last Picture Show, 1971 Series, 25 episodes), 2012 Annie and the Gypsy, 2009 “Mrs. Summer of '42, 1970 Two Mules for Sister Sara, 1969 The Washington Goes to Smith” (TV Movie), 2009 “High Noon” Arrangement, 1969 Sweet Charity, 1968 Coogan's Bluff, 1967 (TV Movie), 2007-2009 The L Word (TV Series, 19 episodes), The Graduate, 1967 Doctor Dolittle, 1966 Lost Command, 1965 2003 “Martha, Inc.: The Story of Martha Stewart” (TV Movie), The Third Day, 1963 PT 109, 1962 Mutiny on the Bounty, 1960 1995-1998 Cybill (TV Series, 87 episodes), 1990 Alice, 1990 Cimarron, 1959 Ben-Hur, 1958 The Law and Jake Wade, 1957 Texasville, 1985-1989 Moonlighting (TV Series, 66 episodes), Raintree County, 1957 Les Girls, 1985 “The Long Hot Summer” 1954 Valley of the Kings, 1953 (TV Movie), 1985 “Seduced” Mogambo, 1952 The Merry (TV Movie), 1984 “Secrets of Widow, 1951 Quo Vadis, 1950 a Married Man” (TV Movie), King Solomon's Mines, 1949 1983-1984 The Yellow Rose Intruder in the Dust, 1945 Our (TV Series, 22 episodes), 1979 Vines Have Tender Grapes, 1944 The Lady Vanishes, 1976 Taxi Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, 1944 Driver, 1975 At Long Last Two Girls and a Sailor, 1943 Love, 1974 Daisy Miller, 1972 Nursery Rhyme Mysteries, and The Heartbreak Kid, and 1971 1943 Heavenly Music. The Last Picture Show. TIMOTHY BOTTOMS...Sonny BEN JOHNSON...Sam the Lion Crawford (b. Timothy James (b. June 13, 1918 in Foraker, Bottoms, August 30, 1951 in Santa Barbara, California) has Shidler, Oklahoma—d. Died: April 8, 1996 in Mesa, Arizona) appeared in 116 films and TV shows, among them 2012 Realm of won a best supporting actor Oscar for his role in this film. He the Mole Men, 2011 1 Nighter, 2011 Hello Stranger, 2010 Pound appeared has appeared in 102 films and TV shows, including of Flesh, 2009 Call of the Wild, 2005 The Boy with the X-Ray 1996 The Evening Star, 1994 Outlaws: The Legend of O.B. Eyes, 2001 “That's My Bush!” (TV Series, 8 episodes), 1998 No Taggart, 1991 My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys, 1986 Rest for the Wicked, 1998 The Waterfront, 1997 Absolute Force, Let's Get Harry, 1984 Red Dawn, 1984 Champions, 1975 1997 American Hero, 1997 Total Force, 1995 Top Dog, 1991- Breakheart Pass, 1975 Hustle, 1974 The Sugarland Express, 1992 “Land of the Lost” (TV Series, 14 episodes), 1986 Invaders 1973 Dillinger, 1972 The Getaway, 1972 Junior Bonner, 1971 from Mars, 1983 Tin Man, 1981 The High Country, 1981 “East The Last Picture Show, 1962-1971 Bonanza (TV Series), 1970 of Eden” (TV Mini-Series), 1976 A Small Town in Texas, 1976 Chisum, 1969 The Wild Bunch, 1968 Will Penny, 1962 “Stoney The Story of David (TV Movie), 1973 The Paper Chase, 1973 Burke” (TV Series), 1960-1961 “Laramie” (TV Series), 1961 Winesburg, Ohio (TV Movie), 1972 “Look Homeward, Angel” One-Eyed Jacks, 1957 War Drums, 1955 Oklahoma!, 1953 (TV Movie), 1971 The Last Picture Show, and 1971 Johnny Got Shane, 1950 Rio Grande, 1950 Wagon Master, 1949 She Wore a His Gun. Yellow Ribbon, 1949 Mighty Joe Young, 1948 3 Godfathers, 1946 Badman's Territory, 1944 Nevada, 1944 Tall in the Saddle, JEFF BRIDGES...Duane Jackson (b. Jeffrey Leon Bridges, and 1943 The Outlaw. In addition to acting, Johnson was a December 4, 1949 in Los Angeles, California) won a Best Actor stuntman in 27 films, among them 1955 Oklahoma!, 1948 3 Oscar for Crazy Heart (2009). He has appeared in 83 films and Godfathers, 1948 The Kissing Bandit, 1948 Red River, 1948 The TV shows, including 2013 R.I.P.D., 2010 True Grit, 2009 Crazy Gallant Legion, 1948 Fort Apache, 1947 Wyoming, 1947 Heart, 2009 The Men Who Stare at Goats, 2009 The Open Road, Ramrod, 1947 Angel and the Badman, 1946 Out California Way, 2008 Iron Man, 2005 Tideland, 2003 Seabiscuit, 2000 The 1946 Smoky, 1946 Badman's Territory, 1946 California Gold Contender, 1998 The Big Lebowski, 1996 The Mirror Has Two Rush, 1945 Santa Fe Saddlemates, 1945 Corpus Christi Bandits, Faces, 1996 White Squall, 1995 Wild Bill, 1993 The Vanishing, 1944 Nevada, 1944 The Old Texas Trail, 1944 Tall in the Saddle, 1992 American Heart, 1991 The Fisher King, 1990 Texasville, 1943 Tarzan's Desert Mystery, 1943 Blazing Guns, 1943 Arizona 1989 The Fabulous Baker Boys, 1988 Tucker: The Man and His Trail, 1943 Bordertown Gun Fighters, 1943 Riders of the Rio Dream, 1987 Nadine, 1986 8 Million Ways to Die, 1984 Grande, 1943 Riders of the Northwest Mounted, 1943 The Starman, 1984 Against All Odds, 1982 TRON, 1981 Cutter's Outlaw, 1940 The Durango Kid, and 1939 The Fighting Gringo. Way, 1980 Heaven's Gate, 1979 Winter Kills, 1978 Somebody Killed Her Husband, 1976 King Kong, 1976 Stay Hungry, 1975 CLORIS LEACHMAN...Ruth Popper (b. April 30, 1926 in Des Rancho Deluxe, 1974 Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, 1973 The Moines, Iowa) won a Best Actress in a Supporting Role Iceman Cometh, 1972 Bad Company, 1972 Fat City, 1971 The Academy Award for her work in this film. She has appeared in Last Picture Show, 1965 “The Loner” (TV Series), 1962-1963 248 films and television shows, including 2013 The Bronx Bull, “The Lloyd Bridges Show” (TV Series), 1958-1960 “Sea Hunt” 2013 Adult World, 2010-2013 “Raising Hope” (TV Series, 61 (TV Series), and 1951 The Company She Keeps. episodes), 2010 Expecting Mary, 2008 New York, I Love You, Bogdonavich—THE LAST PICTURE SHOW—3 2006 Scary Movie 4, 2005 The Longest Yard, 2004 Spanglish, (TV Series, 13 episodes), 1993 “Tales from the Crypt” (TV 2003 “The Twilight Zone” (TV Series), 2001-2002 “The Ellen Series), 1991 “thirtysomething” (TV Series), 1990 Texasville, Show” (TV Series, 18 episodes), 1990 “Ferris Bueller” (TV 1989 It Had to Be You, 1988 Sticky Fingers, 1987 “Magnum, Series), 1990 Texasville, 1986-1988 “The Facts of Life” (TV P.I.” (TV Series), 1984 “The Love Boat” (TV Series), 1983 The Series, 48 episodes), 1980 “The Oldest Living Graduate” (TV Funny Farm, 1981-1983 Private Benjamin (TV Series, 34 Movie), 1979 The Muppet Movie, 1979 “Backstairs at the White episodes), 1980 Private Benjamin, 1978 The Cheap Detective, House” (TV Mini-Series), 1978 “Long Journey Back” (TV 1976 Murder by Death, 1975 Hustle, 1973 The Sting, 1973 “The Movie), 1970-1977 “Mary Tyler Moore” (TV Series, 34 Blue Knight” (TV Movie), 1973 Scarecrow, 1972 “McMillan & episodes), 1975-1977 “Phyllis” (TV Series, 48 episodes), 1975 Wife” (TV Series), 1972 “All in the Family” (TV Series), 1971 “Wonder Woman” (TV Series), 1974 Young Frankenstein, 1973 The Last Picture Show, 1970 “The Most Deadly Game” (TV Dillinger, 1972 “Rod Serling's Night Gallery” (TV Series), 1971 Series), 1968 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (TV Series, 12 The Last Picture Show, 1971 The Steagle, 1970 That Girl (TV episodes), 1967 Divorce American Style, and 1966 “The Star Series), 1970 Marcus Welby, M.D.
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