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(Curiously, one reason why Wilder was himself disappointed with the way this film turned out was that he originally wanted Armbruster Sr.'s longterm affair to have been with a male hotel bellhop, until studio executives dissuaded him.)
Jonathan Rosenbaum • Goodbye Cinema, Hello Cinephilia: Film Culture in Transition
Cast members, unlike writers, were each provided with a car and driver to get to the after-parties—more specifically, with a gigantic black Cadillac Escalade SUV—and I’d arranged to ride along with Henrietta and her wife, Lisa.
Curtis Sittenfeld • Romantic Comedy: The bestselling Reese Witherspoon Book Club Pick by the author of RODHAM and AMERICAN WIFE
has to improvise.
Ted Turner • Call Me Ted
Their first family home was a small house on Avenue V in the Sheepshead Bay area of Brooklyn. Shortly after the end of the war (Sid was registered for service, but not called up), they moved to a larger house in leafy Midwood.
Howard Sounes • Notes from the Velvet Underground: The Life of Lou Reed
He became a piece of very high-end, pricey human software with the nose of a bloodhound. There’s a now-famous story of him checking into a Vancouver hotel room that happened to be equipped with binoculars and had a view of a CN rail yard. Harrison spied a locomotive—number 5867—sitting idle. A half hour later, it was still there. He made a call and
... See moreHoward Green • RAILROADER: The Unfiltered Genius and Controversy of Four-Time CEO Hunter Harrison
That repairman passed his father’s dream down to his son, Walter.
Derek DelGaudio • AMORALMAN: A True Story and Other Lies
Stella called Vic to help Michael
Matthew Poehler • The Ceph: Reborn: A novel of Uplift and First Contact
blond-haired and square-jawed, like a Norwegian clothing model, but not quite as tall as a Viking.
Julia Buckley • A Dark and Stormy Murder (A Writer's Apprentice Mystery Book 1)
