Profondo Torino – Profondo Rosso by Dario Argento

David Hemmings directed this good/bad film which stars David Bowie in a somewhat disappointing followup to his first film The Man Who Fell To Earth. But, because I love David Hemmings AND David Bowie and Kim Novak, I adore this film! Sure, it’s not great art but what a cast! Here are some great behind the scenes photos and photo shoots for the film courtesy of Getty Images.

Just a Gigolo 1978

David Hemmings in Venice 1954

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Blow-Up: Photography and swinging sixties London — Te Papa’s Blog

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The classic 1960s film ‘Blow-Up’ had quite and impact on the photographers featured in our exhibition ‘The New Photography’. Here, photography curator Athol McCredie reflects on the movie, its themes, and some of the ways it connected to New Zealand photography.

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The System (1964) | Michael Winner’s dark drama starring Oliver Reed on Blu-ray — Kultguy’s Keep

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From Indicator comes the limited edition World Blu-ray premiere of Michael Winner’s 1964 drama, The System. The first film on which star Oliver Reed and director Michael Winner collaborated (they later made The Jokers, I’ll Never Forget What’s ‘Is Name and Hannibal Brooks ), this is a bitter little essay on class and youth that […]

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