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Michael Sragow (page 5)

Michael Sragow was the movie critic and an editor of Rolling Stone, and
writes on film for the New Yorker and other publications. He edited
“Produced And Abandoned: The National Society of Film Critics Write on the
Best Films You've Never Seen,” and is working on a biography of Victor
Fleming (PUB DATE TBA).

It's a boy's, boy's, boy's world (and a girl's)

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Beautiful dreamer

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“The End of the Affair”

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The adaptation racket

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“Toy” story man

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Johnny Deppth

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Being Charlie Kaufman

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All the corporations' men

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“I want a dream when I go to a film”

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Kith and Tell

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Francis Ford Coppola

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Testosterama

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Shadow boxing

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Piper Laurie remembers the smoldering genius of George C. Scott

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Ron “The Artist” Shelton

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Welcome to … the Godlight Zone!

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Kevin Spacey knows our secrets

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A magical, movable feast

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Francis Veber plays the interview game … and wins!

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The art of survival

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“It's about how much craziness you have to accept”

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All in the family

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The Savage id

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Iron without irony

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