Harold And Maude: The Musical News

 
10 Things Wes Anderson Should Never Do Again That Make Moonrise Kingdom Great
Grantland (blog)
Anderson always apes the look and feel of his favorite films (The Royal Tenenbaums = The Magnificent Ambersons, Rushmore = Harold and Maude, et al.), so he told star Jared Gilman (Sam) to check out the 1963-set Escape From Alcatraz to get a sense of ...

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San Diego CityBEAT
Destin Daniel Cretton's new film is here
San Diego CityBEAT
Harold and Maude: Harold is 25. Maude is almost 80. They fall in love, and the results are wonderful. Screens at 6 pm Thursday, May 10, at the Museum of Photographic Arts. Bye Bye Birdie: This was the movie that made Ann-Margret a star.

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San Diego CityBEAT
Destin Daniel Cretton's new film is here
San Diego CityBEAT
Harold and Maude: Harold is 25. Maude is almost 80. They fall in love, and the results are wonderful. Screens at 6 pm Thursday, May 10, at the Museum of Photographic Arts. Bye Bye Birdie: This was the movie that made Ann-Margret a star.

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The Looming Britney Spears Meltdown … and Other Horror Stories From This ...
Grantland (blog)
"Woody Allen's Play It Again, Sam and Hal Ashby's Harold and Maude made me want to go to Hollywood." "I was a parking attendant at the Beverly Hills Hotel." Would John Mayer Do The Bachelor? "Ultimately, I'd say no. But I would just have to take the ...

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Movie Poster Rejects You've Never Seen: Jaws, Batman, Supergirl, more
San Diego Reader (blog)
The Pia Zadora stinker Voyage of the Rock Aliens was a cynical attempt to create a "cult" film (co-starring Harold & Maude icon Ruth Gordon), but the above rejected poster couldn't make up its mind WHAT to showcase. I can't say final poster (below) is ...


 
Looking Back - May 25, 1978
Chatham Star Tribune
Gospel music was held at Childrey Baptist Church. Singers included Leroy Roark, Lois Daniel, Shelia Bradley, John Crews, Gene Moorefield and Richard Woosley. Phenix news included some of the following: Mrs. Richard Noblin and Donna visited Mr. and Mrs.


 
Repertory Film
Philadelphia City Paper
First, The Music of Chance (1993, US, 98 min.), a Paul Auster adaptation in which James Spader and Mandy Patinkin are forced to build a hulking stone wall to pay off gambling debts, Then, in All I Desire (1953, US, 79 min.) ...