Was it good for you?" asked the legendary director John Huston, his distinctive voice bellowing across the sound stage.
"Fine, perfect," replied assistant director Tommy Shaw, a stout, white-bearded terrier of a man, who in turn motioned to Fred Murphy, the cinematographer, and asked, "How was it for you?"
"Good," said Murphy, ever so politely. "Couldn't have been … [Read more...] about 20 Great Interviews:
John Huston
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Hitting the High Notes
Ireland's own three tenors discuss love, God and Celine Dion with Sarah Buscher.℘℘℘Ask the Irish tenors why they're such a hit and they'll give you different answers, each oddly in keeping with their personalities. "Tenors are known to be the romantics," offers Anthony Kearns, who, with his piercing blue eyes, is considered the "romantic lead" of the three. "All the great … [Read more...] about Hitting the High Notes
Fionnoula Flanagan: Up Close and Personal
Actress Fionnula Flanagan is a beautiful woman who is not afraid to ditch the glamour if the role demands it Audiences who remember her as the green-eyed, sultry redhead in the TV series Rich Man Poor Man for which she won an Emmy, and How the West Was Won, might have a hard time recognizing her in Some Mother's Son. Flanagan's opening shot shows her wearing no makeup, her hair … [Read more...] about Fionnoula Flanagan: Up Close and Personal