Guest Post » A Character Actor Spotlight: Stephen Lang
Welcome all and sundry! It isn’t every day when one is given time to contemplate and compare the accumulated body of work of a hard and…
Guest Post » Unsung Character Actor: Martin Balsam – Same Guy. Always Memorable!
Greetings all and sundry! Having endured a major case of food poisoning. Its less than pleasant symptoms and after effects through Super Bowl Sunday and the…
Guest Post » Two Favorite Things!: Ensemble Acting & Fred Ward
Greetings all and sundry! With a New Year just making itself known with surprisingly dense fog, unseasonably cold wind and weather rattling panes of glass. I’ve…
Guest Post » Robert Duvall: Two Of His Best!
Greetings all and sundry! Given the past few weeks to re acclimate in and reacquaint with old memories around a new location. Plus a sudden and…
Reblogged » A constant quality: Robin Williams, 1951-2014 | MZS | Roger Ebert
A constant quality: Robin Williams, 1951-2014 | MZS | Roger Ebert “Whether playing comedic or dramatic roles or doing standup routines or goofing around on talk…
Reblogged » James Garner dies; actor changed what a hero could be like – LA Times
James Garner dies; actor changed what a hero could be like – LA Times.
James Garner, April 7, 1928 – July 19, 2014
From Maverick to Rockford, his hilarious Dr. Gerald Boyer to the serious Dr. Joe Cardin, ranging easily from Wyatt Earp to Philip Marlowe to Hendley ‘The…
Reblogged » James Garner, Witty, Handsome Leading Man, Dies at 86 – NYTimes.com
James Garner, Witty, Handsome Leading Man, Dies at 86 – NYTimes.com.
My Favorite Films of a Master Character Actor: Eli Wallach
Yesterday, with passing of one of the true master character actors TV and film has ever known, Eli Wallach, I had to put something together. For the…
Guest Post » Consummate Character Actor: Saul Rubinek
Greetings all and sundry! Having taken a brief while experiencing weather change from arctic to damp, drizzly wet and cold to the first hints of spring.…
Guest Post – Stacy Keach: Greatness in Proper Doses
Greetings, once again. After some refreshing down time during the long July Fourth weekend. I’ve returned refreshed and renewed. And with a better appreciation of those who aided in making some of the smaller, less known films of the 1970s and 80s larger and more entertaining than first imagined.
It Rains... You Get Wet 