Also, I recently found this lovely Q&A with Robert Mitchum's son James Mitchum on the Knox News website. It's from 2008 on the 50th anniversary of the movie Thunder Road (1958). James Mitchum touches upon working with his dad, getting to know Elvis Presley, Moonshine, his acting career, etc. He's pretty straightforward about his dad being more a male figure in his life than a father figure. This interview is definitely worth a read. It's interesting to note that James Mitchum owns the rights to Thunder Road and a remake is in the works. Since Mitchum has some control over the property, I'm sure it'll be better than most remakes of classic films.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
heckyeahrobertmitchum Tumblr & a Q&A with James Mitchum
Also, I recently found this lovely Q&A with Robert Mitchum's son James Mitchum on the Knox News website. It's from 2008 on the 50th anniversary of the movie Thunder Road (1958). James Mitchum touches upon working with his dad, getting to know Elvis Presley, Moonshine, his acting career, etc. He's pretty straightforward about his dad being more a male figure in his life than a father figure. This interview is definitely worth a read. It's interesting to note that James Mitchum owns the rights to Thunder Road and a remake is in the works. Since Mitchum has some control over the property, I'm sure it'll be better than most remakes of classic films.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Robert Mitchum Video #4 ~ The Night of the Hunter (1955)
The famous scene from The Night of the Hunter (1955)
in which Robert Mitchum's character Harry Powell tells the story of Love versus Hate (Good versus Evil) using the tattoos on his knuckles and by dueling with his fists. This scene has become iconic in film history and is referenced in Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing (1989).
Thursday, April 29, 2010
#drinkpeople
I had some fun yesterday with the Twitter hashtag that was making the rounds yesterday. The goal is to take a person's name and turn it into a pun using a beverage. People came up with great ones including Oprah Whiskey, Hot Cocoa Chanel (@modcloth), Vodka Mortensen (@d_whiteplume) and Betty White Russian (@tommysalami). I tried to stick to classic film stars as much as I could. Here is what I came up with. Some are clever and some are just a real stretch. I did have fun with this and I encourage you to share any that you can come up with here or on Twitter. You can find me there @quellelove .
Raquel Welch's Grape Juice
Margarita Hayworth
Lizbeth Scott-ch and Soda
Scotch on the Rocks Hudson
Doris Daiquiri
Doris Daiquiri
Shirley Temple
Bloody Mary Astor
Nat King Colada
Dean Martini
Marlon Brandy
Jack Daniels Nicholson
Ginger Beer Rogers (or Ginger Ale Rogers)
Mountain Drew Barrymore
Iced Tea Leoni
Jack Lemmonade
Dean Jigger
Gin and Tonic Randall
Laurence Olive Martini
Ocean Sp-Ray Milland
Gordon MacRye Whiskey
Gin Lockhart and Gin Arthur and Gin Simmons and Gin Crain
(Gene Jean and Jeanne)
Lauren Bacardi
Gene Iced Tierney
Mint Julep Christie
Vermouth Hussey (Ruth)
Deborah Side-Kerr (Sidecar)
Ann Miller Lite
Granita Page
Granita Page
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