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What a GREAT thread, and you get big points NeoT for including Heartburn in the pictorial.
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He certainly was able to get the finest screen performance, ever, out of Dick and Liz. The Graduate, for me, has nothing to offer, other than Anne Bancroft's excellent performance. I love the team of Mike Nichols and Elaine May. He certainly has more hits than misses. I've always regretted that he never worked with his friend, Julie Andrews. He and she were slated to make a film version of Peter Shaffer's play, The Public Eye, for Universal, immediately after he was finished on Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? However, she was delayed on Hawaii, so the film got delayed, then cancelled, leaving Universal with an enormous price tag if they didn't use her in a film. Nichols went on to direct The Apple Tree, which he thought was to star Julie, but she declined the role, to do Thoroughly Modern Millie, for Universal. As far as I know, they never even came close to working together, again. Although, they will be appearing together at The Kennedy Center, in a 50th Anniversary celebration of JFK's inaugural, on January 20th.
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They were friends from her earliest days in New York. Of course, he co-wrote her television special, Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall; and, they appeared together at LBJ's Inaugural Gala at the National Guard Armory, along with Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev, Alfred Hitchcock, Bobby Darin, Carol Channing, Woody Allen, Carol Burnett, Harry Belafonte, Ann Margret, Elaine May, Johnny Carson, Woody Allen and Barbra Streisand.
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Well, neo...I'm a bit late to the party. Just made it here. I've spent the last three hours pouring over this magnificent thread of yours! THANK YOU, neo! ...NOW I understand... (You know.) You amaze me, man. I mean, you really do amaze me.
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…and I'm back once again to appreciate your appreciation, neo. Thank you so much for this wonderful tribute!
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My god does Natalie portman have a great ass! bruce ps i already paid tribute to the man in another thread
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MN has the distinction of directing the last film that had an Ennio morricone score i like anuf to buy! WOLF! brm
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