Christopher Hitchens, a Washington correspondent, uh, with The Nation, you write a column for them every two weeks. There are lots and lots of TV talk shows that news junkies can watch to get information or hear analysis. What do you think of these talk shows?
American director Francis Ford Coppola interviewed by William Murray for Playboy magazine, July 1975 issue
A fusion of Huck Finn and Woody Guthrie, the musician writes songs that sound drawn from oral history.
A candid conversation with the visionary whose songs changed the times.
A candid conversation with the iconoclastic idol of the folk-rock
Tom and Nicole tell how they succumbed to Stanley Kubrick’s obsession—and his charm
Intervista a Michael Cimino realizzata da Marc Chevrie, Jean Narboni e Vincent Ostria, Cahiers du Cinéma n. 377
In 1992, the actor-comedian revealed the wonderful agony of stand-up, the perils of a life in Hollywood, and manic temptations that came with his Oscar-nominated gifts
Interviewer Charlie Kohler met with Kubrick in an MGM conference room surrounded by posters and stills from 2001. Kubrick was eager to discuss his new film.
Simon Sinek speaks about Millennials in the workplace of today and social media addiction.
Francis Ford Coppola on ‘The Godfather Part III. Interview by Ana Maria Bahiana for CINEMA Papers
Interview by Ana Maria Bahiana. In a town like LA, where everybody from your valet parker to your dentist seems to be writing a screenplay with dreams of wealth and glory on their minds, Callie Khouri is a strange, notable exception.
Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas: Interview by Ana Maria Bahiana and Afterword by Raffaele Caputo. From CINEMA Papers, December 1990
As the creator of such meticulously crafted and psychologically penetrating films as L‘Avventura, Red Desert and Blow-Up, 55-year-old Michelangelo Antonioni has earned a lofty but controversial niche among cinematic chroniclers of the problems that beset modern man.
The director discusses his new movie — One from the Heart — and his bold vision for the future of filmmaking
Orio Caldiron intervista Mario Monicelli, l’inventore della commedia all’italiana, prima bistrattata e poi rivalutata
Ennio Morricone has written some of the cinema’s most- recognizable and best-loved film scores including the recent Sergio Leone’s “Once Upon a Time in America”. Here he is interviewed by Sue Adler.
In this extract from Schrader on Schrader, a collection of interviews and essays, screenwriter Paul Schrader tells Kevin Jackson about the genesis of Travis Bickle, working with Martin Scorsese and the link between the Coppertone advert and Crime and Punishment
E’ stato uno dei più grandi registi italiani di tutti i tempi. Qui ripercorre la sua vita in un racconto intensissimo e divertente, amaro e surreale. Proprio come le sue commedie.
Robert Bresson interview with Michel Ciment for American Film, October 1983
The writer reflects on her bout with cancer, the fundamentals of love, and her “desert childhood” by Jonathan Cott The only possible metaphor one may
Kubrick Country by Penelope Houston, an interview on A Clockwork Orange, Saturday Review, 25 December 1971
Sam Merrill interviews George Carlin for Playboy magazine in 1982
With unflinching honesty, the author of “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” discusses its cinematic adaptation and the shock of reading the original screenplay, which made him think that he had died and been condemned to eternal torture.
The major portion of this interview, much of it conducted by Michiko Kakutani over dinner at Elaine’s Restaurant, was completed in 1985. Since then, the editors — by correspondence and conversations with Mr. Allen over the phone — have brought it up to date.
Oriana Fallaci interviews Federico Fellini
Intervista di Herb Lightman pubblicata in American Cinematographer n. 11, novembre 1980
This interview with Michael Cimino by Mark Patrick Carducci took place on the set of The Deer Hunter in Mingo, Pennsylvania, in July 1977
Traduzione italiana dell’intervista rilasciata da Michael Cimino alla rivista francese “Positif” nel 1979
A candid conversation with the ironic author of “Slaughterhouse-five”
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