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Pretty Poison Is Pretty Fabulous At Film Forum
In 1968, a year after Bonnie and Clyde caused a sensation, the way more obscure Pretty Poison trotted out just as bizarre a criminal couple consisting of a weird guy with a sick imagination and a stunning blonde who eagerly bites his bait.
Pretty Poison: Anthony Perkins on Parole
He is one of those crazy environmentalists, with an incarceration record to prove it.
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Some actors can play dozens of different parts during their lifetime and only be remembered for one particular fictional persona. Other performers can make a strong impression upon audiences worldwide via their acting skills, but have it all swept under the rug just as soon as they take a strong political stance.
That Girl is Poison: Tuesday Weld, Not So Innocent
The promising first feature of director Noel Black's long, uneven career, Pretty Poison opened unpromisingly enough in 1968 New York, played without press-preview fanfare at the Riverside Theatre at 96th and Broadway, and then disappeared with barely a ripple - an indignity that Film Forum's week-long revival moves to redress.
As a writer for FANGORIA, I often stumble upon rare gems while researching or watching films for interviews and feature articles.
Hollywood Theatre "Goodbye Again"
Hyacinth has decided that she and husband Richard should have a weekend at a golfing hotel in order that she be able to keep up with the Major and his wife.
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The late Anthony Perkins played homicidal Mama's Boy Norman in Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 movie.
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