It’s quite obvious that Bob Dylan has seen Sorcerer. Here are a couple of his recent paintings.
My God, I love these! Wish he did one with a truck.
If the world was fair, one of these would have been hanging in William’s Friedkin’s house.
It’s quite obvious that Bob Dylan has seen Sorcerer. Here are a couple of his recent paintings.
My God, I love these! Wish he did one with a truck.
If the world was fair, one of these would have been hanging in William’s Friedkin’s house.
Came across a good piece on Sorcerer this morning. Click on the photo to read it.
By the way, the screening at Nashville’s Belcourt Theater last week was terrific. It looked great and Friedkin had the audience from the first frame — it’s fun to watch the crowd in the bridge sequence.
Hit a deer the other night. Which gives my car the perfect beat-up look for the ride to see Sorcerer at the Belcourt Theater tomorrow.
Another Friedkin tribute, this one at LA’s American Cinematheque. Sorcerer has several showings.
American Cinematheque
LOS FELIZ THEATRE
1822 N Vermont Ave
Los Angeles, CA
Click on Scheider above for more information.
PS: I’ll be at one of the showings at Nashville’s Belcourt Theater tomorrow.
Remember that Sorcerer shirt Stephen Spielberg had on during the shoot for Close Encounters Of The Third Kind (1977)? See below. Well, now you can have one of your very own — or at least something really close to it.
Click on the image up top to get yours. I didn’t make these and don’t get a cut or anything. Just thought they were really cool.
Nashville’s Belcourt Theatre has put together A Tribute To William Friedkin, and Sorcerer opens the event on September 9th. There’s a showing on Thursday, September 14 — if anybody wants to grab coffee or a beer before or after that show, let me know.
The Belcourt’s also running The French Connection (1971), The Exorcist (1973), Cruising (1980) and others. Click on the image above to visit their website.
If you hear of any similar Friedkin screenings, please let me know so I can post ’em here.
Just saw the news that William Friedkin has passed away at 87.
An original 35mm print with four-track magnetic stereo — May 17-21. If there’s any way you can get to this, go!