Dog Day Afternoon movie feature review in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reviews Dog Day Afternoon starring Al Pacino, directed by Sidney Lumet. It covers the true 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery, cast including John Cazale and Susan Sarandon, and notes its controversial R rating and themes of crime and identity.
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Theater Time And Listings For Friday And Saturday
Local theater schedule shows Paramount The Killer Force with 6 7 48 and 9 40 p m showings and Iowa Three Days of the Condor at multiple times. Plaza Snow White feature times and Stage 1 The Flinden berg Stage 2 Lirchy Lady Stage 3 The Killer Elite Stage 4 The Legend of Bigfoot Eastown The Black Bird Ill Fastown Ting Day Afternoon Marion features and Cinemax times listed.
Fire destroys two sound stages at Samuel Goldwyn studios
In Los Angeles on Christmas Day a fire destroyed two Samuel Goldwyn sound stages, including the one used for Cannon. The blaze caused about 3 million dollars in damage before over 140 firefighters brought it under control. One fireman was treated and released with minor injuries.
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Hustle: Reynolds Aldrich team again with Catherine Deneuve
Burt Reynolds Robert Aldrich partner to produce Hustle a Los Angeles cop drama with Catherine Deneuve and Paul Winfield. Plot centers on Lt Phil Gaines and Sgt Belgrade investigating a young woman’s death amid class tension and a controversial divorce of the rich and powerful. The film receives critique for a busy screenplay and uneven plot despite strong performances.
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Black Bird Sequel Satirizes Maltese Falcon with Spade
A 1975 spoof starring George Segal as Sam Spade Jr and Lionel Stander teams with Stefanie Audran and Elisha Cook Jr. to chase a duplicate falcon statue. The film blends nostalgia, sharp dialogue, and comic danger with a PG rating for mild rough language.
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