Tag Archives: dolly parton
Don Johnson on being a man’s man and “toooo much oestrogen”
I interviewed Don Johnson yesterday for BBC Radio 4’s Front Row programme about his new film Cold In July. Two things that stood out — the way he deploys a disarming exaggerated twang to the end of phrases and words … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 80s, cinema, Cold In July, Django Unchained, dolly parton, don johnson, feminism, Fifty Shades of Grey, FTW, Guys and Dolls, Hollywood, masculinity, media, Miami Vice, Quentin Tarantino, Sam Shepard, Steel Magnolias, tv
3 Comments
From Citizen Kane to Morning Glory: Journalists on Film
In the light of Morning Glory — the new film about breakfast TV anchors with Harrison Ford and Diane Keaton, this is my assessment of journalists on film for The Spectator Arts blog; the good, the bad and the ugly. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Film, journalism, Media, TV, Uncategorized
Tagged 70s, cinema, culture, dolly parton, film, james woods, journalism, media, orson welles, tv
Leave a comment
