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McQueen for a Day
He was some Proper Stranger. Plus: Many thank you notes to Ben Stein … and Howie Dean. And much more.
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s
,
Barefoot in the Park
etc.); the films of 1969-75 depicted
it as nasty and gritty (Midnight Cowboy, French Connection, Taxi
Driver). Released in early 1964, LWPS was unusual for its emphasis
on gritty and nasty New York and was about five years ahead of time
in that.
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—
J. Mack
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“…
The Great Escape
and
The Magnificent Seven
don’t stand up to adult viewing”? Since when!
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—
Rufus Thompson
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