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60 of 96 · most liked firstWhen I asked him what his favorite role was he said the blind man in “Young Frankenstein” And the film he was in that he felt was the best: The Conversation
unlabelledView post →in 6 years John Cazale was in The Godfather 1 and 2, Dog Day Afternoon, The Conversation and The Deer Hunter. Then he died. In those 6 years he achieved more as a film actor than anyone in film history. He made ZERO bad movies in those 6 years. He was loved. He was amazing. What an absolute master
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s movie: “The Conversation” (1974), directed by Francis Ford Coppola 🍿🎥 #GeneHackman
unlabelledView post →My oldest daughter is taking a film studies class & they've seen 4 films with Teri Garr. (Young Frankenstein, Tootsie, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, & The Conversation.) She & a friend have taken such a liking to her that when she shows up they throw their hands up & scream "Teri Garr!"
unlabelledView post →Remembering the amazing Cindy Williams, beloved TV & film actress, on her 79th birthday. Famous for her roles in LAVERNE & SHIRLEY, AMERICAN GRAFFITI, HAPPY DAYS, THE CONVERSATION, STRIP MALL, TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT, 8 SIMPLE RULES, and much more. She was #BOTD on 8/22/1947.
unlabelledView post →BREAKING: Gene Hackman, the Oscar-winning actor known for 'The French Connection,' 'The Conversation' and 'Unforgiven,' dies at age 95, Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office says.
unlabelledView post →If you're looking for a free movie streamer, see if your local library does @kanopy.com. They've currently got The Zone of Interest, Minority Report, I Saw the TV Glow, The Conversation, the original Indian Jones movies, etc. Also rare older stuff like Trace of Stones (1966). Kanopy is neat.
unlabelledView post →I just recently watched The Conversation. What a fantastic movie. Get into Gene Hackman's early catalog. The French Connection is superb as well.
unlabelledView post →Happy big 95 to Gene Hackman. The Conversation might actually be the best movie of the '70s. And when I don't get in my head about the "real" answer, I sometimes think it's the best movie I've ever seen. He'll kill you if he gets a chance.
unlabelledView post →A good 1-2 movie punch: The Conversation followed by Enemy of the State ☝🏾
unlabelledView post →For my FILM II class tonight? THE CONVERSATION and THE PARALLAX VIEW.
unlabelledView post →I just loved watching this guy act. Every movie I ever saw him in, Gene Hackman could steal a movie with a single scene (Young Frankenstein) or hold you rapt by himself start to finish (The Conversation). A true gem
unlabelledView post →May 24, 1974: 27th Cannes Film Festival: "The Conversation" directed by Francis Ford Coppola wins the Grand Prix du Festival International du Film.
unlabelledView post →Movie night at my dad's and my daughter chose the film. This will be her third John Cazale film, after The Godfather & The Conversation.
unlabelledView post →Happy Heavenly 91st Birthday to the legendary John Cazale, the only actor in history have a perfect film career. All five films he made: GODFATHER, THE CONVERSATION, GODFATHER PART II, DOG DAY AFTERNOON, and THE DEER HUNTER, all masterpieces.
unlabelledView post →Correcting a blind spot and remembering Gene Hackman by watching the neo-noir THE CONVERSATION for the first time. 🎥 #filmsky #NowWatching
unlabelledView post →One of my gifts from @andrewmale.bsky.social was this magnificent book by Walter Murch, editor of numerous films including The Conversation (discussed at length within.) If you have any interest at all in the technical side of filmmaking I cannot recommend it highly enough. Already halfway through!
unlabelledView post →I recently rewatched The Conversation and The Long Goodbye and modern film suffers from a dearth of movies about just weird guys walking around
unlabelledView post →Going to watch The Conversation tonight as my Hackman appreciation film. Might also watch The French Connection. Could see myself also watching Tenenbaums. Maybe Crimson Tide. Shit I better call in sick tomorrow.
unlabelledView post →ok team what's the lineup for our Gene Hackman memorial film festival? my absolute musts: 'The French Connection' (1971) 'The Conversation' (1974) 'Superman' (1978) 'The Royal Tenenbaums' (2001) sound off!
unlabelledView post →Now watching: The Conversation (1974)
unlabelledView post →For my Film History II class tonight? THE PARALLAX VIEW and THE CONVERSATION. Saturday for small class seminar? THE SEVENTH SEAL.
unlabelledView post →Watching The Conversation & wondering if a man has ever been as anti-attractive as Gene Hackman in this film
unlabelledView post →The Conversation (1974) Directed by Francis Ford Coppola
unlabelledView post →John Cazale retrospective coming to Film Forum NYC June 13-19. All 5 of his films including THE CONVERSATION (1974) + THE DEER HUNTER (1978) on 35mm. Plus free screenings of Richard Shepard's documentary I KNEW IT WAS YOU: REDISCOVERING JOHN CAZALE (2009). filmforum.org/film/the-con... #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →51 years ago, Francis Ford Coppola gave us THE CONVERSATION—a quiet storm of paranoia, guilt, and moral decay. A masterclass in tension. A film that never stops echoing. cinephiliabeyond.org/the-conversa...
unlabelledView post →Inspired by Walter Murch’s book Suddenly Something Clicked, rewatched The Conversation - and guess what? It’s a Christmas movie! boxd.it/cgmbN3
unlabelledView post →For The Guardian, I wrote about THE CONVERSATION, my favorite Francis Ford Coppola film, on its 50th birthday. We're all Gene Hackman with his saxophone now: www.theguardian.com/film/2024/ap...
unlabelledView post →Watched The Conversation, a movie about the dangers of combining Catholicism with surveillance technology
unlabelledView post →Now filling in a major gap in my film knowledge by watching THE CONVERSATION (1974, dir. F. Ford Coppola)
unlabelledView post →Gene Hackman what a wonderful actor. Truly one of my favourites. His Harry Caul in THE CONVERSATION is one of the best performances when it comes to developing an internalized character. #RIPGeneHackman m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ue7W...
unlabelledView post →I wrote about THE CONVERSATION for @flmfrkcentral.bsky.social back in the day: filmfreakcentral.net/2011/11/the-...
unlabelledView post →Who are the loneliest movie characters of all time? Right now, I can’t think of anyone more lonely than Harry Caul in THE CONVERSATION.
unlabelledView post →Surveillance Cinema collection this month on Criterion! I'm unnaturally excited about this Posting as I watch them 1. The Conversation (1974)
unlabelledView post →Duvall's uncredited role in "The Conversation" is essentially a cameo, but when he appears the movie shifts somewhere new---the viewer realizes Hackman's protagonist is just a minor supporting actor in a drama he doesn't comprehend: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGOm...
unlabelledView post →Francis Ford Coppola (with scenes from his film "The Conversation") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →The Conversation (1974) dir Francis Ford Coppola 🎬 One of Gene Hackman's #botd finest performances imo. Wishing a happy 95th birthday to this screen legend today. 🎂 #filmsky #moviesky #cinema Check out our review here: moremovies.co.uk/the-conversa...
unlabelledView post →@drmatthewsweet.bsky.social talks to film editor, sound designer and director Walter Murch about working on Apocalypse Now, the Godfather films, The Conversation, Barton Fink and Return to Oz..
unlabelledView post →Upcoming Off-Broadway musical called THE CONVERSATION is apparently not at all based on the Gene Hackman movie but — too late — I am already sat for a devastating saxophone-centric final number.
unlabelledView post →The theme for Severance is a straight-up knockoff of this track from The Conversation. The leitmotif recurs several times throughout the film, including near the end.
unlabelledView post →Gene Hackman's character in The Conversation, Harry Caul, celebrates his birthday during at the beginning of the film. He is turning 44. Good morning!
unlabelledView post →"Produced between The Godfather and The Godfather Part II, 'The Conversation' was the only film that Coppola made that he scripted alone, without drawing from a literary source. Coppola’s brilliant film predicted a future in which the more we think we know about human beings, the less we likely do."
unlabelledView post →The Conversation [1974] is a Train Movie
unlabelledView post →This is literally the plot device in The Conversation. Great Coppola film.
unlabelledView post →I was trying to explain to my children that a movie can be small and quiet and slow but still tense and thrilling and exciting. As if to prove it to myself, I rewatched The Conversation. Still works.
unlabelledView post →Gary Oldman said in an interview with Colbert that his favorite movie was "The Conversation" starring Gene Hackman, so I gave it a watch and for a movie with no action it keeps the suspense up for the entire movie
unlabelledView post →#ACenturyOfCinema, movie 89: 1974 THE CONVERSATION (in 4K, and on the big screen)
unlabelledView post →Some old sketches from The Conversation, everyone’s favorite Gene Hackman film. My personal favorite is Hoosiers. Love that movie.
unlabelledView post →Gene Hackman's favourite role, in his opinion, was Young Frankenstein, but he felt that his best film was probably The Conversation. It was back in cinemas last year, and I reviewed that spruced-up version below. It's a conspiracy theory thiller perfect for today. film-authority.com/2024/07/03/t...
unlabelledView post →The Conversation is a Christmas movie jfc 🎄
unlabelledView post →May 24, 1974: 27th Cannes Film Festival: "The Conversation" directed by Francis Ford Coppola wins the Grand Prix du Festival International du Film.
unlabelledView post →Kate picked The Conversation for tonight's movie. That Gene Hackman guy sure could play a protagonist you weren't supposed to identify with.
unlabelledView post →Gene Hackman RIP. What an actor. I'm not sure if THE CONVERSATION is his best film, but it's the one I always think of when I'm doing DIY.
unlabelledView post →not seeing WICKED tonight so naturally i’m watching the spiritual predecessor to that film - 1974s THE CONVERSATION
unlabelledView post →Yeah this doesn't take away from how great the "The Conversation" is, but Coppola should never make another movie
unlabelledView post →Just saw #HATM is watching The Conversation (1974) and I gotta re-share one of my favorite reviews about a film I still think about with awe years later. Enjoy the film!!
unlabelledView post →Sunday morning movie is Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation and I found a baby Harrison Ford.
unlabelledView post →The Conversation (1974) Excellent Thriller with the Late Great Gene Hackman The Film Coppola made between the first two Godfather’s #FilmSky #Movies
unlabelledView post →Today's movie (Friday 10-9-26) is The Conversation (1974)
unlabelledView post →The movie The Conversation is about to begin. It’s my favorite Gene Hackman film.
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