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"This is the cheesiest movie you'll ever see." ...hey, I didn't say it, the big voice in the trailer did. Not that I disagree. I'm going to be very cl...
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"This is the cheesiest movie you'll ever see." ...hey, I didn't say it, the big voice in the trailer did. Not that I disagree. I'm going to be very cl...
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Peter O'Toole in Richard Rush's The Stunt Man Credit: 20th Century Fox The passing of Richard Rush, the writer-director who died last week aged 91, strikes me as the epitaph to something – a certain era of risk-taking in American cinema. His career is one of Hollywood’s great might-have-beens. According to Variety, he gave away the rights to One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, and turned down Jaws. In the last 40 years, he was only responsible for one film, and that was his worst – the dilapidated Bruce Willis erotic thriller Color of Night (1994), about which the less said the better.