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Western Fidelity: The Cinema of Don Siegel. Spoken today, such a statement might arouse contention and debate, but it is far from unthinkable or even impertinent—as it might have been, say, in 1954, the year that Truffaut penned his politique; or in 1966, when Jean-Pierre Léaud played a man named “Donald Siegel” in Godard’s Made in U.S ...
Jimmy Stewart also brings his charisma to lighten the mood playing Wayne’s doctor. The Shootist is nowhere near a masterpiece, but Siegel does a respectable job of filling the final piece of the puzzle that is John Wayne’s career. 9. The Beguiled (1971) What a strange film this one is, but strange fits the film.
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Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry (1971), directed by Don Siegel. Siegel then reunited with Eastwood for a series of movies. Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970) was a rather whimsical western with Eastwood as a cowboy who rescues a prostitute pretending to be a nun ( Shirley MacLaine) from three would-be rapists; it was based on a Budd Boetticher story.
Während Eastwood Hauptdarsteller in fünf Siegel-Filmen war, begnügte sich Siegel mit einem Cameo-Auftritt in Eastwoods " Sadistico " (Play Misty for me, 1971). Weitere Filme von Don Siegel: " Hier irrte Scotland Yard " (1946), "Die rote Schlinge" (1949), "Schüsse in New Mexiko" (1952), "Entfesselte Jugend" (1956), " Strich durch die Rechnung ".
10. The Killers (1964) “The Killers” is a 1964 crime film directed by Don Siegel and based on the short story of the same name by Ernest Hemingway. The film stars Lee Marvin as a professional hitman named Charlie, and John Cassavetes as a former race car driver named Johnny North who becomes embroiled in a heist gone wrong.
20. Apr. 1991 · The montage department at Warner Bros. gave producer-director Don Siegel the necessary tools to impart his signature economical, action-driven style that made films like "Riot on Cell Block 11 ...
