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#26 2011-08-23 04:10:58
- Oliver
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Re: "Charade" [1963]
Really not a fan of gingham button downs worn with ties.
Is Batak based in Tokyo; anyone ever gone for a fitting?
PS - I've got a Japanese 45 of Charade b/w Orange Tamoure. I used to collect 60s sdtrcks, library music, etc. and never seen the OST for Charade before.
#27 2011-08-23 04:13:27
- Oliver
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Re: "Charade" [1963]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WafS3N2-ppE
#31 2011-09-07 10:46:08
- Republican Party Reptile
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Re: "Charade" [1963]
Funny, I was only reading about Milius this afternoon. Apparently he introduced Jon Landau to the films of John Ford. Landau then went on to schmooze Bruce Springsteen. Which just goes to show.
#32 2011-09-07 10:53:11
- 4F Hepcat
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Re: "Charade" [1963]
Someone wrote a book on how Landau got Bruce into Steinbeck and created the whole Brucey-working class hero image and that basically it was all an act and Ladau was the real genius behind Bruce, in the sameway that Quincy Jones was the brains and groove behind Wacko Jackson.
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#33 2021-11-18 05:19:50
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Re: "Charade" [1963]
Worth a little bump, this, for Mark's comments in the first posting about Coburn's cord/gingham look. Darts and waist suppression. Yuca will choke on his taco.