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bindex.qxp 8/28/07 9:56 AM Page 470 INDEX Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem, 262 Anspach, Susan, 226, 258, 321, 368 About Schmidt, 142, 382–384, 388 Nicholson affair with, 111, 114–115 Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sci- Nicholson legal dispute, 352–354, 358, ences, 123–124, 135, 166, 182–184, 247 368 Oscars won by Nicholson, 4, 115, 144, Antonioni, Michelangelo, 139, 152–154, 198–200, 259–260, 369–370 153, 186 political statements at, 183–184, 219–220 Apocalypse Now, 181, 228 Actors Studio, 35 Archerd, Army, 182, 208, 229, 247, 318, Adler, Lou, 71, 136, 150–151, 323 355, 402 Adler, Nicholai, 136, 150 Arkoff, Samuel, 31, 73, 77, 90 Adler, Renata, 86, 131 Arness, James, 61 AIDS, 253, 323 As Good as It Gets, 356–357, 360–362, Allen, Linda, 398 368–369 Allen, Nancy, 149 Ashby, Hal, 71, 145, 147–149, 168, 228, Almendros, Nestor, 192 295–296 Altman, Robert, 128 As I Lay Dying, 365 Altobelli, Rudy, 109–110 Attanasio, Paul, 340 American Film Institute, 4, 117, 237, 339, Aubrey, James, 145 343–345 Auerbach, Red, 262 American Indian Movement (AIM), 187, Axton, Hoyt, 93 196, 311 Aykroyd, Dan, 247 American International Pictures (AIP), 31, Ayres, Gerald, 145, 148, 207 39, 63, 73 COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL American Releasing Corporation, 31 Babenco, Hector, 286 Anatomy of a Psycho, 43 Babilonia, Tai, 368 Anders, Luana, 27–28, 302, 370 Bach, Steven, 228 Anderson, Lindsay, 104 Back Door to Hell, 55–56 Anderson, Roger “Storeroom,” 23–24 Badham, John, 297 Andy Griffith Show, The, 71 Banks, Dennis, 187, 196 Annie, 240 Baratta, Tomasino “Tommy,” 266, 325, 332, Annie Hall, 219 365, 367 Ann-Margret, 128–129, 136 Barger, Sonny, 78 Ansen, David, 363 Barkin, Ellen, 317, 394 470 bindex.qxp 8/28/07 9:56 AM Page 471 INDEX 471 Barrymore, Jade, 273 Brando, Cheyenne, 310–312 Basil, Toni, 95, 114 Brando, Christian, 187, 310–312 Basinger, Kim, 295 Brando, Marlon, 106–107, 131, 167, 185, Bates, Kathy, 383, 388 260–261, 273–274, 293 Batman, 293–295, 303 American Indian Movement and, 187, Batman Triumphant, 372–373 196, 311 BBS, 88, 91, 116, 140–141 death of, 397–398 Beatles, the, 51, 71, 72, 81, 171 family of, 310–312 Beatty, Warren, 128, 146, 203, 209, 288, investments of, 359 323, 344, 406 Last Tango in Paris, 154, 189 The Fortune, 169 The Missouri Breaks, 180–182, 187–191 marriage of, 323 Nicholson and, 23, 25, 66–67, 310–311 Michelle Phillips and, 150 Brando, Miko, 311 politics and, 144, 167, 210, 288, 371–372 Brautigan, Richard, 225, 228 Reds, 228–232 Bresler, Sandy, 33, 130, 179, 206, 208, 294, The Two Jakes, 269 377 Begley, Ed, Jr., 215, 247 Brillstein, Bernie, 247 Begley, Louis, 382 British Board of Film Classification, 74, 138 Bellow, Saul, 209 Broadcast News, 286, 292 Belushi, John, 214, 246–247 Broken Land, The, 43 Bening, Annette, 323 Bronfman, Edgar, 72 Benton, Robert, 146 Bronson, Charles, 199 Bergen, Candice, 103, 109–110, 119, 127, Brooks, Dean, 175 180, 213 Brooks, James L., 254–256, 264, 286, Berman, Harvey, 37, 40 356–357, 360 Bernay, Lynn, 76–77, 121–122 Brooks, Richard, 253 Bernstein, Carl, 274 Broughton, Charlotte, 375 Bernstein, Leonard, 68 Broussard, Rebecca, 291–293, 302, 305, Berry, Don, 181–182 320–323, 326, 345, 351–352, 375 Bertolucci, Bernardo, 62, 168, 299 at Academy Awards, 369 Big Brass Ring, The, 208 children of, 309, 323, 367–368, 370, 401 Biker Heaven, 243 marriage of, 385 Bing, Leon, 136 Brown, David, 228 Bingham, Dennis, 3 Brown, Edmund G., Jr., 287 Biskind, Peter, 159–160 Brubaker, 233 Black, Karen, 95, 111, 117, 121, 137 Bucket List, The, 405, 406 Blair, Linda, 211 Buell, Bebe, 236 Blair Witch Project, The, 373 Bulger, James “Whitey,” 402 Blake, Robert, 28–29, 210, 238 Bulworth, 371–372 Blank, Robert Scott, 339–340, 345 Burger, Warren, 149 Blauner, Steve, 88, 105, 117, 119, 129–130, Burnett, Carol, 240 183 Burns, George, 199 Blavatsky, Helena, 103 Burns, Michelle “Shelly,” 341–343 Blood and Wine, 3, 354–356, 363–364 Burstyn, Ellen, 142 Blue Champagne, 320–322, 325–326, 331, Burton, Tim, 293–295, 357 359 Bush, George H. W., 318 Blue Velvet, 280 Bush, George W., 384, 392 Bogdanovich, Peter, 67, 143 Byrds, the, 96 Bonnie and Clyde, 72, 146 Byrge, Duane, 286 Boorman, John, 131, 223 Byrnes, Edd, 26 Border, The, 33, 238–239, 245 Boyle, Lara Flynn, 374–377, 385 Caan, James, 185 Brain Snatchers, The, 32 Cahill, Tim, 179 Bramhall, Dave, 400 Cain, James M., 233 bindex.qxp 8/28/07 9:56 AM Page 472 472 INDEX Caine, Michael, 355 Columbia Studios, 84, 89, 99, 165 Callahan, Oliver “Lefty,” 24 Coming Home, 207 Calley, John, 229 Condon, Richard, 263 Cambern, Donn, 91, 98, 99 Confederacy of Dunces, A (Toole), 244 Camus, Albert, 60 Conn, David, 308 Canby, Vincent, 195, 237, 286 Connery, Sean, 51 Cannes Film Festival, 62–63, 75, 103–105, Consequences (Trudeau), 221, 252 137–138, 229 Coppola, Francis Ford, 39, 48, 143, 181, Carangi, Gia, 211 183–185 Carnal Knowledge, 102–103, 110, 126–129, Apocalypse Now, 181 138 Cordary, Claire, 393 Carney, Art, 183, 199 Corey, Jeff, 27–29, 41, 44–45, 88, 177, 193, Carr, David, 313 385 Carradine, David, 168, 207 Corley, Al, 375 Carson, Tom, 373 Corman, Roger, 31–32, 36–37, 51, 56–57, Carter, Georgiana, 29, 34, 36, 37, 41–42, 44, 62, 73–75, 88, 119, 251 49 Dennis Hopper and, 89 Cartwright, Veronica, 215, 291 Easy Rider and, 90 Cassavetes, John, 78 The Little Shop of Horrors (1960), 39–40 Castro, Fidel, 370 reputation for low-budget films, 46–49, Catcher in the Rye (Salinger), 79 303 Catch-22, 102–103 soft-porn films, 334 Champlin, Charles, 111 The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, 63–65 Chandler, Arthur, 45 The Trip, 72–75 Chandler, Norman, 157 The Wild Angels, 67–68 Changes, 82 Cort, Bud, 273 Channing, Stockard, 170 Costa-Gavras, Constantin, 104 Chayefsky, Paddy, 219 “Cotton Club murder,” 307–308, 312 Cher, 283 Cottrell, Pierre, 63, 105 Children’s Heaven, 321, 360 Craig, David, 235 Chinatown, 2, 154, 155–161, 169, 175, Creative Artists Agency, 170 182–184, 207 Cristofer, Michael, 282, 283 Chopin, Fred, 110 Cron, Cheryl, 97–98, 224, 342 Christie, Julie, 230 Crosby, David, 86, 96 Cimino, Michael, 228 Crosse, Rupert, 59 Clapton, Eric, 335 Crossing Guard, The, 333–336, 339, 345, Clark, Dick, 77–78 355 Clark, Ramsey, 137–138 Crothers, Scatman, 142 Clarke, Arthur C., 39 Cruise, Tom, 279, 320–322, 328, 391 Cleopatra, 42 Cry Baby Killer, The, 30–33, 34, 47, Clinton, Bill, 371–372 112–113 Close Encounters of the Third Kind, 208 Crystal, Billy, 369 Clott, Tim, 260 Cuba, 370 Coca-Cola, 296–297 Cunneff, Tom, 316 Cochran, Daniel, 392 Curious Savage, The, 18–19 Cocks, Jay, 11 “Cyclists’ Raid, The” (Rooney), 66 Coco, James, 51 Cohen, Martin B., 67, 141 Daily Bruin (UCLA), 203 Cohen, Rob, 280 Damon, Matt, 401–403 Cohen, Stuart, 109–110 Dane, Eric, 385 Cohn, Harry, 81, 89, 91 Datig, Alexandra, 312 Colbert, Robert “Mr. C,” 225, 281, 346, 377 Daves, Michael, 302 Collins, Nancy, 48, 203, 337, 348 Davis, Geena, 330 Columbia Pictures, 296–297, 328 Davis, Mike, 338 bindex.qxp 8/28/07 9:56 AM Page 473 INDEX 473 Dawson, Gail, 16, 19 Angelica Huston’s arrest and, 212–213, Day, 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110–116 DeVito, Danny, 175, 215, 317–318, 325, The Fortune, 169–171, 186 329, 339 Eastman, Charles, 53, 112–113, 125, 180, Devlin, Don, 43, 54, 62–63, 139, 150, 309 257, 281, 393, 395 death of, 385 East of Eden, 23, 25, 36 The Fortune, 170 Eastwood, Clint, 215, 228, 355, 374 The Witches of Eastwick, 280, 281 Easy Rider, 4, 68, 88–96, 98–99, 103–108, DiCaprio, Leonardo, 365, 401–403 243–244 Dickinson, Janice, 236, 403 Ebert, Roger, 139, 250–251, 388 Dietrich, Noah, 157 Eckhardt, Aaron, 380 Diller, Barry, 229 Eddie King and His Radio Kiddies (radio Dilsea, Nancy, 224 show), 8 Directors Company, 143 Eklund, Britt, 136, 150 Directors Guild of America, 48, 364 Elliott, “Mama” Cass, 136, 171 Divorce Court, 27 English, Charles, 340 Dolenz, Mickey, 79–86, 81–82 Ensign Pulver, 50–53 Donlevy, Brian, 60 Entertainment Tonight, 248–249 Douglas, Kirk, 168–169, 198 Epaminondas, Jon, 17, 21, 24, 133, 290, Douglas, Michael, 1, 167–169, 175, 309, 400 198–199, 228, 274, 316, 367 Ephron, Nora, 274 Doumani, Fred and Ed, 268 Epitaph, 56–57 Dourif, Brad, 199 Epstein, Jason, 332 Down and Out in Beverly Hills, 279 Esquire, 373, 392 Doyle, Virginia, 14 Evans, Robert, 2, 100–101, 143, 158, 163, Dr.
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    leeds Student Friday, May 12 2000 Volume 30: Issue No.22 I / .P1pri J 0 ywoo superstars Neve Camp e and fredor Wes Craven talk exclusively about shooting the final 1 art of the Scream trilogy ju e pages 12-13 Disconnection proposal to LMUSU computer network UNION RESIST CUT OFF T EAT A MANAGEMENT computer blunder coulI d By CATHERINE BURT we could be (king sr Nnething !AMY 0111SMICii vv." leave the LMUSU Executive without their A spokesperson for Leeds Metropolitan telephone and Email systems. telephone network which would result in more University said: "The University has been The proposals have met with angry respiimes casts for LMUSU as they seek out new commas conducting a review of its provision of IT front the Excattivecommiacc. Rob Southwood, for these vital services. services to a range of linked organisations to VP Administration and Development said: Kcrk Lawley. LMUSU President stormed: ensure that we are protected legally in regard "Apparently we area mutual organisation and "We would he the only students union in the to licences. not part of the University. mainly because we country to be isolated in this way. The issue "Our discussions have included the Student are financially separate. Howeva, no-one seems is not done and dusted. but it would have Union and following recent conversations with to have noticed we share all the same students." been if we hadn't resisted." the national networking body we ate coati dent Only six months ago LMUSU Exec paid Southwood add d: "This is another classic that the Student Union will remain connected the University to install new telephone and data botch-up from the University.
  • Index Des Revues Des Cahiers Du Cinéma, Óþóõ

    Index Des Revues Des Cahiers Du Cinéma, Óþóõ

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  • Peter Fonda • Dennis Hopper Jack Nicholson

    Peter Fonda • Dennis Hopper Jack Nicholson

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