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i was 16 in 2007 badly introvert ,no chance to know her back then cuz we hadn't computer or internet until 2009 but for my sadness i didn't find her untill 2014 , the only ones i knew in amercan music were avril lavinge in 2010 and back street boys in 2009 on CD i was in a cave 😢

Unique, creative man

Was the obnoxious water mark really necessary???

I met John in year '68. On his Set. First in the interview, he mentions the Bullfrog Restaurant. Yeah ! The Frog is the Lion of its' world, because it obliterates mosquitos. The importance of the subliminal character. Johns' humanness would never go to the sadist parasite. So. He could be dedicated to the Product. That is the undertone. Everything. I would like to talk long, about a few minutes with John, and also with Gina. It was, though, the silent sight; his, and mine, face to face; and then looking far out there together. The silent sight is the long perspective, awareness. Then, you are adept to get fired from any job before taking on the job that you never really needed. Sorta, check in check out. And goodbye. The thing is, the Greeks and Philosophia = Love of Truth. I will think-imagine John as, by the Docks, and also on the land in the space of the air. The Greeks, Aristotle, did not have a lot of paper, or to manage much paper being the Books of Accretion. They needed that hard metal; and they needed to cut that hard stone with it. That was their real life. You cannot graffitti and tattoo the present over them of their time and conditions. Imitation emotion; or real emotion, and the action. Walk the earth.

Does anyone else just picture ajay bawling whenever they listen to cinnamon girl. Especially the chorus when she’s yelling and crying haha

If Cassavetes had lived just another decade and witnessed the resurgence of independent US cinema in the nineties, he would have been feted , honoured , given great roles and cameos , been enabled to make the films he wanted to make . We all lost out when he died.

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Opening Night is his Magnus Opus IMO

does anyone have the chords for this?

THE FREUDIAN COUCH IN BAR-POSITION ...the unholy trinity of slurred supremacy ...not incoherent, just oblique & opaque. A part of their mystique of unintended obfuscation ...not sure if that s a merit or an oratorial lia/e(?)bility

Yesterday there were artists today there are celebrities, and almost no-one does movies that matter anymore. These people could have been my grandparents and still I believe they are more modern than my own generation and the younger ones as well.

If you are doing this craps why bother

Hey whats up with yellow printed macdonald cassavetes on the video on cassavete face b....s

Oh how I miss John and Gena

reminds me of japanese breakfast

“TELEVISION SUCKS!” So great.😂💗🙏🏾

Method acting something new Gets away from the conventional way!

What did John Cassavetes order? Well, THE SCENERY, of course.

So intense... Just a few chords... Her voice and here's a vortex...

Imagine, just imagine, what John Cassavetes would say today. His films with his beyond splendid actors are timeless.

Fabulous Interview. Thank you. So sad the logo hid the faces of the speakers.

The “MacDonald CASSAVETES” chryon is a tad intrusive.

I adore the shadow of Gena’s face in the mirror

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Intense dude, that John.

he would be so horrified to see the state of things in hollywood oh my god

this song is sooo good

Beautiful nightclub singer she’s always been ❤❤❤

seymour silent the whole time tho!

So refreshing to see this. She’s quiet while he speaks and waits her turn respectfully and lovingly then she speaks her mind without emasculating him.

love Ben Gazarra's voice.

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Una de mis canciones favoritas, me llega directo al alma.

You can see clearly that John loves Gena, and she loved John, very much.

Thank you so much for uploading the whole interview! Here is some context on it, from 'Cassavetes on Cassavetes' by Ray Carney: ❝ Prior to the theatrical opening, Cassavetes took out large-scale newspaper ads (some of which were illustrated with a drawing of Myrtle done by Peter Falk). Opening Night opened at the Fox Wilshire on Christmas Day. In the end, the press-packs, the ads and the television appearances were all for nothing. Opening Night fared as poorly as, or even worse than, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie had, playing to almost completely empty houses. In a last-minute effort to get some people into the theater, Cassavetes called up a local Los Angeles television station and told them that he could produce Gena Rowlands, Ben Gazzara, Paul Stewart, Seymour Cassel and himself for a group interview if they would agree to do it. The station sent an interviewer and a camera crew, and the five of them sat in a restaurant and talked about Opening Night for almost an hour. Near the end of the session, in anger and frustration, Cassavetes launched into a tirade about the pusillanimity of the city, its viewers and its critics. He was not smiling by this point; his voice was laced with contempt, disgust and weariness. (...) In confirmation of what Cassavetes had said, the interview was never broadcast. Opening Night never got beyond the Fox Wilshire. It closed in mid-February, after seven weeks of playing to almost empty houses in a single theater. Cassavetes simply could not afford to keep advertising and playing it. In bitterness, he vowed that he would never work in Los Angeles again. ❞

her voice is magical

i adore for k pt 2

OG fans know she's always been a lil country

She is my age in this

I had a dream about Lana last night and I swear it was like meeting her in another dimension she is such a lofty wonderful being of light I love her so much I wish you the best in life and I must say I write poetry myself will be wonderful if she could read my poetry one day❤❤

she sounds so good

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Gazzara has a great voice and cassavetes was so cool.

Thank you so much for liberating this whole interview. I know the legend of this U-Matic being rescued from the TV station’s dumpster. The owner of this sole copy was charging extortionate rates for copies - fair enough for certain uses - thus the burn in titles. Got to see the hollywood sucks excerpt at one of Ray Carney’s presentations, always wanted to see the whole thing. Thx again

Mr. Cassavetes is a great actor director who is universal. He touches every element of film entertainment. He is a brilliant screen performer. He is a Silver Screen Idol. He is very real, a blatant realist, a magnificent brilliant medical doctrine of psychiatrist of film making and screen production. His films are of true emotion. His brilliant Film 📽️🎥 making is emotional moving! He is a film icon to be remembered and respected! You are the greatest!

6:40 "Not homosexual love," Uh-huh...

Gena Rowland's Role As Wife Helped Her Husband's Acting Bringing His Acting To A Higher Level Of Intelligence Filmmaker.

As much as I love them all, they look drunk and exhausted.

Incredible! For years have only been able to find the “television sucks” clip! Thank you!

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