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George Stevens on What's My Line?
Film director George Stevens appears as a mystery guest on the long-running CBS television...
published: 02 Nov 2008
Author: DickFaulkner
George Stevens on What's My Line?
Film director George Stevens appears as a mystery guest on the long-running CBS television program "What's My Line?" Dated September 30th, 1956.
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D DAY TO BERLIN, GEORGE STEVENS COLOR FILM
WW2 COLOR FOOTAGE OF D DAY LANDINGS & DEATH CAMPS FILMED BY HOLLYWOOD DIRECTOR GEORGE ...
published: 17 Apr 2007
Author: BULLETPROOFGONG
D DAY TO BERLIN, GEORGE STEVENS COLOR FILM
WW2 COLOR FOOTAGE OF D DAY LANDINGS & DEATH CAMPS FILMED BY HOLLYWOOD DIRECTOR GEORGE STEVENS
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Rock Hudson - " On George Stevens " - 1982
Also Rock' s memories of filming " GIANT ", Elisabeth, his then futur wife, ...
published: 02 Feb 2012
Author: KayBrussels
Rock Hudson - " On George Stevens " - 1982
Also Rock' s memories of filming " GIANT ", Elisabeth, his then futur wife, J.Dean.... He spoke about that film with Paul Ryan ( see the Interview )
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Clip from George Stevens - A Filmmakers Journey
Clip from George Stevens - A Filmmakers Journey. Most of the clip focuses on 'The Neve...
published: 20 Jan 2011
Author: katandbaby
Clip from George Stevens - A Filmmakers Journey
Clip from George Stevens - A Filmmakers Journey. Most of the clip focuses on 'The Never Gonna Dance' number from Swingtime (1936) with comments from Ginger Rogers, Hermes Pan and Fred Astaire
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DENNIS HOPPER INTERVIEW ON GIANT & GEORGE STEVENS PART 2
DENNIS HOPPER (1983)interviewed by John A. Gallagher The original indie maverick talks abo...
published: 09 Apr 2007
Author: directorsSeries
DENNIS HOPPER INTERVIEW ON GIANT & GEORGE STEVENS PART 2
DENNIS HOPPER (1983)interviewed by John A. Gallagher The original indie maverick talks about working with screen legends James Dean, John Wayne, Nicholas Ray, George Stevens, Sam Peckinpah and Francis Coppola on such films as REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (1955), GIANT (1956), SONS OF KATIE ELDER (1965), TRUE GRIT (1969), and APOCALYPSE NOW (1977). He discusses directing and starring in his counter-culture classic EASY RIDER (1969) and gives a fascinating demonstration of Method Acting. From 1982 to 1992, John Gallagher and Ira Gallen collaborated on the cable TV show THE DIRECTORS SERIES, featuring John's incisive ... all » interviews with hundreds of cinema personalities past and present. Lee Marvin, Dennis Hopper, Sir Richard Attenborough, Sydney Pollack, Ralph Bellamy, Don Ameche, Anne Francis, James Toback, Robert Downey Sr., Wolfgang Petersen (in his first American interview upon the release of DAS BOOT), Sam Raimi (in his very first video interview, promoting THE EVIL DEAD) -- these are just a few of the many filmmakers represented in Gallagher's candid, in-depth filmmaker-on-filmmaker interviews. The shows were produced and edited by Gallen, photographed by Gallen and Billy Coleman (longtime SOPRANOS camera operator). The shows aired in New York on Manhattan Cable TV, and nationally through various film school outlets, and are now available for the first time on Google Video. For more information visit www.TVDays.com. More on John Gallagher at www.myspace.com/jgmovie «
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D DAY TO BERLIN PT 2 GEORGE STEVENS COLOR FILM
PART 2 OF GEORGE STEVENS EXCELLENT COLOUR FOOTAGE FROM D DAY TO BERLIN...
published: 14 May 2007
Author: BULLETPROOFGONG
D DAY TO BERLIN PT 2 GEORGE STEVENS COLOR FILM
PART 2 OF GEORGE STEVENS EXCELLENT COLOUR FOOTAGE FROM D DAY TO BERLIN
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DENNIS HOPPER INTERVIEW on JAMES DEAN GEORGE STEVENS PART 1 ON DVD at TVDAYS.com
DENNIS HOPPER (1983)interviewed by John A. Gallagher The original indie maverick talks abo...
published: 09 Apr 2007
Author: directorsSeries
DENNIS HOPPER INTERVIEW on JAMES DEAN GEORGE STEVENS PART 1 ON DVD at TVDAYS.com
DENNIS HOPPER (1983)interviewed by John A. Gallagher The original indie maverick talks about working with screen legends James Dean, John Wayne, Nicholas Ray, George Stevens, Sam Peckinpah and Francis Coppola on such films as REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (1955), GIANT (1956), SONS OF KATIE ELDER (1965), TRUE GRIT (1969), and APOCALYPSE NOW (1977). He discusses directing and starring in his counter-culture classic EASY RIDER (1969) and gives a fascinating demonstration of Method Acting.
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El diario de Ana Frank | George Stevens | 1959
pejino.com ...Blog de Cine - El diario de Ana Frank The diary of Anne Frank - George Steve...
published: 11 Feb 2010
Author: CarlosPejino4
El diario de Ana Frank | George Stevens | 1959
pejino.com ...Blog de Cine - El diario de Ana Frank The diary of Anne Frank - George Stevens - Millie Perkins - Joseph Schidkraut - Shelley Winters - Richard Beymer - Gusti Huber - Lou Jacobi - Diane Baker - Douglas Spencer - Dody Heath - Ed Wynn - 1º Libro Macabeos 4:59 - Juan 10:22 - Salmo 121 - Usa - 1959
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The Greatest Story Ever Told *Full Movie* Part 1/2
George Stevens' epic production. "My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken Me?"...;
published: 03 Jun 2012
Author: NylaRossini
The Greatest Story Ever Told *Full Movie* Part 1/2
George Stevens' epic production. "My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken Me?" It is towards this climactic crossroads that the story of Jesus of Nazareth leads, and to which, at the final moment, it again looks back in triumphant retrospect. It is the anguishing crossroads where the eternal questions of faith and doubt become resolved. Star-studded cast includes Max Von Sydow (as Jesus), Dorothy McGuire (as Mary), Robert Loggia (as Joseph), Charlton Heston (as John the Baptist), Michael Anderson, Jr., Robert Blake, Jamie Farr, David McCallum, Roddy McDowall, Ina Balin, Janet Margolin, Sidney Poitier, Carroll Baker, Pat Boone, Van Heflin, Sal Mineo, Shelley Winters, Ed Wynn, John Wayne, Telly Savalas, Angela Lansbury, Paul Stewart, Harold J. Stone, Martin Landau, Joseph Schildkraut, Victor Buono, Jose Ferrer, Claude Rains, Donald Pleasence, Richard Conte and Cyril Delevanti.
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George Stevens Celebration
Video to celebrate the life of George Stevens. A good friend, wonderful human being and ch...
published: 25 Mar 2011
Author: rklaforest
George Stevens Celebration
Video to celebrate the life of George Stevens. A good friend, wonderful human being and child of God.
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The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965)
George Stevens' epic production. "My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken Me?"...;
published: 18 May 2009
Author: MAMTA27RNEHRU
The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965)
George Stevens' epic production. "My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken Me?" It is towards this climactic crossroads that the story of Jesus of Nazareth leads, and to which, at the final moment, it again looks back in triumphant retrospect. It is the anguishing crossroads where the eternal questions of faith and doubt become resolved. Star-studded cast includes Max Von Sydow (as Jesus), Dorothy McGuire (as Mary), Robert Loggia (as Joseph), Charlton Heston (as John the Baptist), Michael Anderson, Jr., Robert Blake, Jamie Farr, David McCallum, Roddy McDowall, Ina Balin, Janet Margolin, Sidney Poitier, Carroll Baker, Pat Boone, Van Heflin, Sal Mineo, Shelley Winters, Ed Wynn, John Wayne, Telly Savalas, Angela Lansbury, Paul Stewart, Harold J. Stone, Martin Landau, Joseph Schildkraut, Victor Buono, Jose Ferrer, Claude Rains, Donald Pleasence, Richard Conte and Cyril Delevanti.
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A place in the Sun
A place in the Sun by George Stevens (1951)...
published: 18 Oct 2006
Author: finestrasulcortile
A place in the Sun
A place in the Sun by George Stevens (1951)
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Elizabeth Taylor - A Place in The Sun - by Richard Bassett
Film producer George Stevens paired Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor together in the ...
published: 25 Jun 2008
Author: richardbassett1956
Elizabeth Taylor - A Place in The Sun - by Richard Bassett
Film producer George Stevens paired Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor together in the classic, "A Place in The Sun", which was said to have been the most tragic, yet passionate love story of the decade. It was filmed in 1949 (released two years later) when Elizabeth Taylor was 17 years old. Elizabeth had just ended her second engagement and fell madly in love with Montgomery Clift. Of course, he felt the same about her but a romance was not in the cards. At a time when being gay could destroy careers, Montgomery Clift had to hide his homosexuality from the world. But not from Elizabeth Taylor. What did develop between them was the greatest friendship two people could have. Two people who intuitively understood each other. Elizabeth remained his best friend until his 1966 death. Montgomery was gifted beyond belief. His chemistry with Elizabeth was mesmerizing. Again, instead of posting endless parts 1, 2, 3, 4, (of these great films) please view the movie in its entirety to obtain the best possible experience. All of Elizabeth Taylor's films are meant to be viewed in their entirety. Your eyes will find it impossible to stray from her screen appearance for never more than a few seconds before returning to watching the master skill that she easily possesses. Montgomery was also a tortured soul, as well. As was Van Gogh, this world was never meant for one as beautiful as he was. It was Elizabeth's kindness and compassion towards him that would draw her to the hearts of <b>...</b>
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The March, Part 1 of 3 (1964)
Examining the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington from the ground-level and focusing on ...
published: 26 Aug 2009
Author: usnationalarchives
The March, Part 1 of 3 (1964)
Examining the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington from the ground-level and focusing on the idealistic passion, joy and synergy of the crowds, James Blue's documentary lets us see the event take shape from the planning stage -- with sound checks and worries about whether people will attend -- to the arrival of enormous crowds on parades of trains and buses. It culminates in Martin Luther King's electrifying "I Have a Dream" speech. George Stevens Jr., who headed the United States Information Agency (USIA) Motion Picture Service unit from 1962 to 1967, brought in young, talented documentary filmmakers such as Charles Guggenheim, Carroll Ballard, Kent McKenzie, Leo Seltzer, Terry Sanders, Bruce Herschensohn, and James Blue, who directed "The March." This period ushered in the "Golden Era" of USIA films. These USIA films were rarely seen in America because, fearing propaganda, the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act mandated that no USIA film could be shown domestically without a special act of Congress. These films are being rediscovered because a 1990 act of Congress (PL 101-246) authorized domestic screening twelve years after release. Transcript (PDF): archives.gov CREATED BY US Information Agency (1982-10/01/1999) SUMMARY This documentary film, directed by James Blue, examines the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington from its planning stages to its culmination in Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech. REPOSITORY: Motion Picture, Sound, and Video Records Section, Special <b>...</b>
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The March, Part 2 of 3 (1964)
Examining the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington from the ground-level and focusing on ...
published: 26 Aug 2009
Author: usnationalarchives
The March, Part 2 of 3 (1964)
Examining the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington from the ground-level and focusing on the idealistic passion, joy and synergy of the crowds, James Blue's documentary lets us see the event take shape from the planning stage -- with sound checks and worries about whether people will attend -- to the arrival of enormous crowds on parades of trains and buses. It culminates in Martin Luther King's electrifying "I Have a Dream" speech. George Stevens Jr., who headed the United States Information Agency (USIA) Motion Picture Service unit from 1962 to 1967, brought in young, talented documentary filmmakers such as Charles Guggenheim, Carroll Ballard, Kent McKenzie, Leo Seltzer, Terry Sanders, Bruce Herschensohn, and James Blue, who directed "The March." This period ushered in the "Golden Era" of USIA films. These USIA films were rarely seen in America because, fearing propaganda, the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act mandated that no USIA film could be shown domestically without a special act of Congress. These films are being rediscovered because a 1990 act of Congress (PL 101-246) authorized domestic screening twelve years after release. Transcript (PDF): archives.gov CREATED BY US Information Agency (1982-10/01/1999) SUMMARY This documentary film, directed by James Blue, examines the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington from its planning stages to its culmination in Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech. REPOSITORY: Motion Picture, Sound, and Video Records Section, Special <b>...</b>
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VIVACIOUS LADY TRAILER GINGER ROGERS
Re-release trailer for the delightful George Stevens-directed screen comedy, VIVACIOUS LAD...
published: 18 Sep 2011
Author: captbijou
VIVACIOUS LADY TRAILER GINGER ROGERS
Re-release trailer for the delightful George Stevens-directed screen comedy, VIVACIOUS LADY (1938), starring Ginger Rogers, James Stewart, James Ellison and Charles Coburn. The film received Oscar nominatations for Best Cinematography and Best Sound.
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Shane (1953)
A weary gunfighter attempts to settle down with a homestead family, but a smoldering settl...
published: 27 Aug 2008
Author: ClassicMovieTrailers
Shane (1953)
A weary gunfighter attempts to settle down with a homestead family, but a smoldering settler/rancher conflict forces him to act in this classic Oscar winning western. (Shane, incidentally, is referenced to in a song on Roger Waters' album "The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking") www.imdb.com
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Vivacious Lady (Best Movie Slap)
Ginger Rogers gives her wrist a workout on Frances Mercer, her rival for the affections of...
published: 18 Mar 2008
Author: omarov
Vivacious Lady (Best Movie Slap)
Ginger Rogers gives her wrist a workout on Frances Mercer, her rival for the affections of James Stewart in George Stevens' romantic comedy.
