Dog Day Afternoon review at Eastown 2 theater
Al Pacino stars as Sonny in this Sidney Lumet directed true story of a 1972 bank robbery in New York. John Cazale and Ellen Burstyn appear in supporting roles as the plot unfolds with police negotiations, public spectacle, and moral ambiguities amid a high tension hostage situation.
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John Cazale
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Brooklyn Savings Bank
New York City
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Friday Theater Time with a Patchwork Schedule
The listing shows multiple theaters in town presenting a mix of films. Paramount runs The Killer Force with late screenings and a Friday schedule. Iowa features Three Days of the Condor in varied showtimes. World adds Hustle with shorts, while local rooms stage classic titles and newer features across multiple time slots.
Fire destroys Samuel Goldwyn sound stages in LA
A Christmas Day fire at the Samuel Goldwyn studios in Los Angeles destroyed two sound stages used for the Cannon TV series. The blaze caused an estimated $3 million in damage before more than 140 firefighters brought it under control. One fireman sustained minor injuries and was treated.
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Los Angeles
Samuel Goldwyn
Hustle review of Reynolds Aldrich clash in L A cop drama
Reynolds and Aldrich reunite to produce Hustle with Catherine Deneuve and Paul Winfield. The plot follows Phil Gaines and Sgt Belgrade investigating a young woman’s death amid corruption and a lawyer’s power, with critique noting busy but uneven screenplay and underdeveloped subplots. The review credits strong directing but questions coherence and payoff.
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Robert Aldrich
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Phil Gaines
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Paul Winfield
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William Aldrich
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The Black Bird film review from the Maltese Falcon satire
A lively synopsis of The Black Bird a blueprint spoof sequel featuring George Segal Stephane Audran and Lionel Stander. It notes ties to The Maltese Falcon Sam Spade acts recognizably and the cast repeats classic lines with sharp wit. Overall the film is praised as funny fast paced well performed with minor final act drawbacks.
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Stephane Audran
Lionel Stander
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Dashiell Hammett
Sam Spade
Sam Spade, Jr
Gutman
Anna Kemidon
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Private Eye
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Young Spade
Lee Patrick
Elisha Cook, Jr
Wilmer Cook
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