Post by teleadm on Jun 4, 2021 18:34:05 GMT
Over 150 movies and television productions on his CV, with five movies in post-production, two filming, and two in pre-production.
“If you think I’m gonna retire so Jimmy fxxxxng Caan can get another part from me, you’re dead wrong. Because I’m gonna go till I’m 100. My goal is to do stuff with older characters that people never got the chance to do, because they never lived long enough... And because I don’t have anything else I can do."
He studied at The Actors Studio under Elia Kazan and Lee Strasberg. In 1956, he starred with Lyle Kessler in the Philadelphia premiere of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot and in 1959 he had a small role in the original Broadway run of Tennessee Williams' Sweet Bird of Youth, directed by Elia Kazan and starring Paul Newman and Geraldine Page.
He cornered the marked of unstable characters, especially in the 1970's.
Interviewed in 2017 "I always say that I feel like I’ve worked for six geniuses in my career... And the six directors, not in any order, would be Mr. Kazan, Mr. Hitchcock, Douglas Trumbull, Alexander Payne, Quentin Tarantino, and Francis Coppola."
The formative years:
Marnie, Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte, Hang 'em High, Support Your Local Sheriff! and They Shoot Horses Don't They.
Then came the 1970's when everything was possible, even killing John Wayne as he did in The Cowboys.
Earning his first Oscar nomination for Coming Home 1978, the other pics are from The Cowboys, Silent Running, The King Of Marvin Gardens, Posse, Family Plot, Black Sunday and The Driver
The came the 1980's, 1990's and 2000's.
Earning a razzie nomination, for Tatoo and then bouncing back winning the Silver Bear for Best Actor at the 33rd Berlin International Film Festival for his performance in Jason Miller's That Championship Season 1982 (one of the few prices he's actually won).
He continued to act in TV made movies and never heard of movies.
Nebraska 2013 was his second Oscar Nomination,
While he lost he seems to have work for another 20 years! as movie offers keeps pouring in
Thanks for watching!
Sure I forgot a lot!
Oppinions of all kinds are welcome!
“If you think I’m gonna retire so Jimmy fxxxxng Caan can get another part from me, you’re dead wrong. Because I’m gonna go till I’m 100. My goal is to do stuff with older characters that people never got the chance to do, because they never lived long enough... And because I don’t have anything else I can do."
He studied at The Actors Studio under Elia Kazan and Lee Strasberg. In 1956, he starred with Lyle Kessler in the Philadelphia premiere of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot and in 1959 he had a small role in the original Broadway run of Tennessee Williams' Sweet Bird of Youth, directed by Elia Kazan and starring Paul Newman and Geraldine Page.
He cornered the marked of unstable characters, especially in the 1970's.
Interviewed in 2017 "I always say that I feel like I’ve worked for six geniuses in my career... And the six directors, not in any order, would be Mr. Kazan, Mr. Hitchcock, Douglas Trumbull, Alexander Payne, Quentin Tarantino, and Francis Coppola."
The formative years:
Marnie, Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte, Hang 'em High, Support Your Local Sheriff! and They Shoot Horses Don't They.
Then came the 1970's when everything was possible, even killing John Wayne as he did in The Cowboys.
Earning his first Oscar nomination for Coming Home 1978, the other pics are from The Cowboys, Silent Running, The King Of Marvin Gardens, Posse, Family Plot, Black Sunday and The Driver
The came the 1980's, 1990's and 2000's.
Earning a razzie nomination, for Tatoo and then bouncing back winning the Silver Bear for Best Actor at the 33rd Berlin International Film Festival for his performance in Jason Miller's That Championship Season 1982 (one of the few prices he's actually won).
He continued to act in TV made movies and never heard of movies.
Nebraska 2013 was his second Oscar Nomination,
While he lost he seems to have work for another 20 years! as movie offers keeps pouring in
Thanks for watching!
Sure I forgot a lot!
Oppinions of all kinds are welcome!
