Documentary on the making of Terry Gilliam’s film The Man Who Killed Don Quixote and its subsequent abandonment. –BFI
Watching this was the first time I ever considered making films as something I might want to do with my life. Not sure why, but it did.
Utterly devastating, if somehow incomplete. I yearn for the finished version - the Rochefort version. How does Johnny Depp still manage to come across as the coolest guy in the world amongst all the mayhem?
Also: An audio interview with Kubrick (1966) and Wenders, Friedkin, Andersen and more discuss “How Los Angeles Invented the World.”
"Ein ewiger Pechvogel?" asks Frank Noack in Der Tagesspiegel. Loosely translated, Noack's wondering out loud whether Terry Gilliam, who turns
The movies' gift to you this Christmas Day: Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law, Meryl Streep, Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin as well as Heath Ledger