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19. März 2016 · Kathryn Reed Altman, who helped safeguard and enhance the artistic legacy of her husband, the film director Robert Altman, died on March 9 at her home in Santa Monica, Calif. She was 91. The...
Kathryn Reed was born on 2 June 1924 in Glendale, Los Angeles, California, USA. She was an actress, known for Whirlybirds (1957), Altman (2014) and The Katherine Reed Story (1965). She was married to Robert Altman and Tommy Pederson. She died on 9 March 2016 in Santa Monica, California, USA.
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- Charles Desantos: Beginnings
- Adult Film Origins
- Marxist Politics and Mainstream Moviemaking
- Return to XXX
- Industrializing The XXX Process
- Expanding The XXX Model
- The Last of The XXX Films
- Move to Video
Where did your interest in film come from? I was in a PhD program at the University of Pittsburgh. I was in the area of Psychobiology, Sensation and Perception and so on. This was back in 1967. I’d always been interested in filmmaking. I was using a 16mm Bolex camera to do some of the research for my degree. I got to know people in the university c...
When did you come across the adult film business? The film scene in San Francisco in 1970 was going in different directions, and one of those directions was adult movies – even though there was still no real adult industry then. Alex de Renzy was doing a few things, and the Mitchell Brotherswere getting going, but it was early days. What I remember...
After the first few X-rated credits in the early 1970s, on films like ‘Love, Yolanda’ and ‘Cozy Cool’, the next time that you have credits with regularity is around 1976, and then they become quite more frequent. During those intervening years, what were you doing? I was always helping out on early porn productions, but I was also working on mainst...
When did you move into X-rated films full-time? I got back into shooting X-rated stuff in late 1975 but none of the films came out until ’76 or ’77. In fact, the times that I look back most fondly on in my life are the mid ’70s up through 1982. After that, video changed everything. During the mid-to-late 1970s, more and more movies were being made,...
When you returned to making X-rated films, where did the financing come from? My main financier in the Candid Image company was Arthur Chang. Arthur had been involved with Lowell, until they had a falling out over a variety of different things. So Arthur came to me and said, “Let’s put something together.” Arthur and I wound up making quite a few f...
Did your partnership with Arthur last long? Yes, a few years. After ‘China de Sade’ we stopped making the 16mm films for print sales, and we started making films exclusively for theatrical distribution. The people Arthur was dealing with in New York, such as Stan Borden and Chelly Wilson, suggested we shoot in 35mm. It was at that time that Arthur ...
What do you remember about the film Honky Tonk Nights (1978), which looks like an attempt to produce a more mainstream film? The folk singer Ramblin’ Jack Elliottwas in that. That’s exactly right. Arthur and I came up with the idea. We’d had some great success with many of XXX films so we decided to make a crossover film. The idea was to do a hardc...
How did the industry change for you in the 1980s? In a word: VHS. I made many more movies each year, because it was much easier and cheaper to shoot them. The market was flooded with all the product, and so margins dropped and it was more difficult to make money. It was strange: because it wasn’t as difficult to make a film, you spent less time wit...
17. März 2016 · Conversation with Kathryn Altman at the Billy Wilder Theater. California-born Kathryn Reed began in the film industry as a swimmer in the Esther Williams musical Million Dollar Mermaid (1952), and played other small roles to support her daughter as a single mother.
J.D., Harvard Law School Class of 2022 · Experience: Harvard Law Review · Education: Harvard Law School · Location: Washington · 500+ connections on LinkedIn. View Kathryn C. Reed’s profile...
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The Katherine Reed Story: Directed by Robert Altman. With Kathryn Reed, Ted Knight. Robert Altman recounts the life of his wife Kathryn Reed, using the format of a documentary, with funny reenactments played by Reed's friends and family.
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