Peter Avellino

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Masterful Troll, TCM.

George Axelrod, at the very least, hated it, and I don’t think he was the only one.

I’m sure they will. It’s part of the history. It might even get more screen time than the character does in the original film.

Lily Collins to Play Audrey Hepburn in Movie About Making of ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ Lily Collins will play Audrey Hepburn in a new movie about the making of the classic film "Breakfast at Tiffany's."

Whoever plays Edith Head gets nominated for Best Supporting Actress, I assume. variety.com/2026/film/ne...

YouTube video by giantballs2006 Funny Tourrettes scene from 1989 TV "LA Law"

Weird how you remember an LA LAW plotline decades after seeing it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H0O...

I have questions, but they probably could only be answered if I actually saw this film.

A romantic comedy about a girl who isn’t sure if she should fall for the guy who has a PATRIOT GAMES poster on his wall.

Watching it tonight I’m noticing some dead spaces where they clearly knew laughs would be. And they were right, I remember the film killing with the audience when I saw it.

Sally Field and Whoopi Goldberg in the Paramount release SOAPDISH walking by posters for Paramount releases THE GODFATHER PART III, FUNNY ABOUT LOVE, GRAVEYARD SHIFT and DAYS OF THUNDER.

A Tarot Spread for the Year Ahead: Numerology, Themes, and Energy for 2026 Dive into 2026’s vibes with tarot, numerology, and energy insights—your perfect guide for the year ahead!

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Please take a moment to remember Dan Hedaya’s performance as Nixon in DICK.

Why Does Everyone Think We’re Living in a Paul Verhoeven Movie?

Why Does Everyone Think We’re Living in a Paul Verhoeven Movie? www.nytimes.com/2026/02/18/m...

"Reggie! The candy they named after me." ~ Reggie Jackson (Classic 1978 "Reggie!" Candy Bar Commercial) #MLB #Yankees #Baseball #History

29 years ago on opening night of THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK re-release at the Chinese with Joe D’Angelo (RIP), 2/21/97

The Warren Beatty LOVE AFFAIR was just on one of the local PBS stations, beats me why, now I'm fixating on how one scene features Beatty, Garry Shandling and Harold Ramis which I guess was just a normal thing at the time.

Opening day of 9 1/2 WEEKS, 2/21/86

Sam Peckinpah, b. 2/21/25

Always like the way Robert Duvall, RIP, says “Take Care, Lieutenant,” when he drops off Bullitt. #TCMParty

Oh I have a fondness for it too, the feel of the production, the Barry score, the Nassau locations, all that stuff. And that poster is beautiful. It’s just the enormity of the thing feels too much. If they had cut together a version twenty minutes shorter it would still feel too much.

I prefer the middle section which has a nice 'Bond on vacation' feel. The last hour or so goes on forever.

Epigraphs at the beginning of “Blue Pages” by Eleanor Perry.

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Robert Altman, b. 2/20/25

YouTube video by Martel1958 99 & 44/100 % Dead! (1974) ~ Main Title

99 & 44/100 % Dead! (1974) ~ Main Title ~ Henry Mancini www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtH7...

John Frankenheimer, b. 2/19/30

Steven’s Selects: indie champion Steven Soderbergh on his favorite films across nine decades • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine To celebrate his Nitehawk Cinema season, Steven Soderbergh tells Isaac Feldberg how he selected nine films to program, why Spike Lee should have beaten him for the Palme d’Or, how Ernst Lubitsch inspi...

Steven Soderbergh sat down to discuss his favorite films—from DO THE RIGHT THING to FARGO and LOST IN TRANSLATION—for @letterboxd.social and shared his theory we reached peak cinema at the end of New Hollywood, as well as his stance that Spike Lee should've won the Palme d'Or that year at Cannes.

Yes but, like I said, this was in the '80s.

At one point in the ‘80s I mainly associated Tom Noonan with his similar ‘secondary government flunky who gets comically dealt with’ roles in THE MAN WITH ONE RED SHOE and F/X.

Opening day of THE KING OF COMEDY, 2/18/83