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3 WOMEN
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Robert Altman's surreal, dreamy look into the lives of three women living in a barren desert town finds the director at his most experimental. Reportedly shot without a screenplay, the improvisational film centers on Pinky (Sissy Spacek), a naive girl with an unusual attachment to her co-worker Millie (Shelley Duvall, in a Cannes-award winning role). Pinky's obsession is threatened, though, when Millie begins an affair with a married man, whose wife, Willie (Janice Rule), completes the trio, leading to an unexpected series of confrontations and role reversals. "A film of immediate emotional Robert Altman---USA---1977---124 mins.
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BEYOND THERAPY
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Christopher Durang's play about neurotic New Yorkers and their even crazier shrinks is translated to film by Robert Altman. Julie Hagerty and Jeff Goldblum are the patients. Tom Conti and Glenda Jackson are the therapists. With Christopher Guest as Jeff's boyfriend. Robert Altman---USA---1987---93 mins.
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BUFFALO BILL AND THE INDIANS
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From director Robert Altman comes this sharply satirical look at "Buffalo Bill" Cody (Paul Newman), the legendary Western adventurer. Although Bill has fought Indians and Civil War battles, nothing can prepare him for his newest challenge: show business. His popular "Wild West Show" features stunt-riders, battle recreations and Annie Oakley (Geraldine Chaplin), the beautiful sharpshooter. But when Bill signs Chief Sitting Bull for a featured role in the show, the reality of this clash of cultures is revealed. Written by Altman and his protege Alan Rudolph, based on the play Indians by Arthur L. Kopit. The fabulous cast includes Burt Lancaster, Harvey Keitel, Joel Grey, Will Sampson, Kevin McCarthy, and Shelley Duvall. Robert Altman---USA---1976---123 mins.
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COMPANY, THE
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Robert Altman provides a behind-the-scenes look at Chicago's Joffrey Ballet through the eyes of a young dancer (Neve Campbell) on the brink of success.
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DR. T & THE WOMEN
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Robert Altman continues to delve into the comedy of southern eccentrics that defined his previous feature, Cookie's Fortune, with this quirky film about a Dallas gynecologist (Richard Gere) struggling to deal with the confusion that dominates his relationships with the women in his life. Helen Hunt is the carefree golf pro he has an affair with, Farrah Fawcett is his mentally unbalanced wife, Kate Hudson is the bisexual daughter who plans to go ahead with her wedding in spite of her romance with her maid of honor (Liv Tyler), and Shelley Long is the frazzled secretary with a crush on her boss. Also starring Laura Dern, Tara Reid, Lee Grant and Andy Richter. Robert Altman---USA---2000---122 mins.
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FOOL FOR LOVE
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Sam Shepard and Kim Basinger star as formerly obsessive lovers in Robert Altman's adaptation of a play by Shepard.
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GINGERBREAD MAN (ALTMAN)
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In this thriller written by John Grisham and directed by Robert Altman, Kenneth Branagh stars as a lawyer whose obsession with a mysterious and beautiful client leads him into a world of terrifying intrigue and deadly deceit. With Robert Duvall, Robert Downey, Jr., Daryl Hannah, Tom Berrenger Robert Altman---USA---1998---114 mins.
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GOSFORD PARK
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A murder mystery raises the tensions of Upstairs, Downstairs politics in Robert Altman's much-honored ensemble comedy-drama.
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IMAGES (ALTMAN)
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This overlooked gem from Robert Altman delves into a woman's psychosis, where the lines between reality and hallucination are tragically blurred. Susannah York received a Best Actress Award at Cannes for her portrayal of a woman involved in an unsatisfying marriage who begins to see the apparition of her Robert Altman---USA---1972---101 mins.
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KANSAS CITY ( ALTMAN )
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Master filmmaker Robert Altman returns to the city of his youth. Kansas City, 1934: the jazz was cool, the action was hot and nobody messed with the mob. But when a small-time hood knocks over the buddy of the city's top gangster, a club owner named Seldom Seen (Harry Belafonte), he finds himself in deep trouble. His tough-talking girlfriend, Blondie O'Hara (Jennifer Jason Leigh), comes to his rescue when she kidnaps a wealthy presidential advisor's wife (Miranda Richardson) and swaps her for her boyfriend. Robert Altman---USA---1996---115 mins.
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LONG GOODBYE
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Altman's revisionist updating of Raymond Chandler's novel stars Elliot Gould as a shabby, unkempt Philip Marlowe, helping out an eccentric friend who is accused of murdering his own wife. "...[a] heady, whirling sideshow of a movie...Altman kisses off the private-eye form as gracefully as Beat the Devil parodied the international intrigue thriller" (Pauline Kael, The New Yorker). Also starring Sterling Hayden, Mark Rydell, Henry Gibson, former baseball player Jim Bouton, and Arnold Schwarzenegger and David Carradine in small, uncredited roles. Robert Altman---USA---1973---112 mins.
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MASH (M*A*S*H)
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Robert Altman's film is a dark, iconoclastic military satire, set during the Korean War, but clearly reflecting the mood of the Vietnam era.
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NASHVILLE (SPEC ED)
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The recipient of five Academy Award nominations, Robert Altman's Nashville is an explosive drama and human comedy that interweaves the lives of 24 major characters during a five day period in the country music capital. A penetrating and multi-level portrait of America and one of the landmark films of the 1970s. With Keith Carradine, Karen Black, Geraldine Chaplin, Ronee Blakley, Lily Tomlin, Michael Murphy, Ned Beatty, Barbara Harris, Allen Garfield, Henry Gibson, Shelley Duvall, Scott Glenn and Jeff Robert Altman---USA---1975---159 mins.
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O.C. AND STIGGS
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A dramatic (albeit comedic) change of pace for director Robert Altman, this National Lampoon-inspired satire follows two carefree teen boys (Daniel Jenkins and Neil Barry) as they work to make life miserable for the dweebiest kid in town (Paul Dooley). Altman decorates his story with the gaudy colors and kitschy trinkets of 80s suburbia, and the star-studded supporting cast (Dennis Hopper, Jane Curtin, Martin Mull, Cynthia Nixon, Thomas Hal Phillips) helps enormously. With music by King Sunny Ade and his African Beats. "A lively, colorful satire" (The New York Times). Robert Altman---USA---1987---109 mins.
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PERFECT COUPLE, A
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Altman's light-hearted romantic comedy about a mismatched couple that meets via a computer dating service. Like Popeye, a subsequent box-office failure, the musical sequences enrich A Perfect Couple. Paul Dooley, Marta Heflin, Titos Vandis, and Dennis Franz star. Robert Altman---USA---1979---110 mins.
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PLAYER, THE
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Robert Altman's dark valentine to the American movie industry. The plot is absurdly comic, with Tim Robbins as an icy studio executive who receives a series of threatening, anonymous postcards from a screenwriter he abused, setting in motion a murder and seduction. With Greta Scacchi, Whoopi Goldberg, Fred Ward, Peter Gallagher and 59 actors, directors and stars appearing as themselves.
Robert Altman---USA---1992---123 mins.
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POPEYE
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The legendary anvil-armed sailor is brought to life in this musical directed by Robert Altman (Short Cuts). Robin Williams plays Popeye as he sets out to find his father, Poopdeck Pappy (Ray Walston), and woo Olive Oyl, played dead-on by Shelley Duvall. Songwriter Harry Nillson provides the wonderful soundtrack. A very fun film. Robert Altman---USA---1980---114 mins.
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PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION, A
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Robert Altman's endearing paean to radio and a vanishing past finds him joining forces with Garrison Keillor and a characteristically star-studded ensemble cast.
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ROBERT ALTMAN (4DISC SET)
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Maverick director Robert Altman has earned considerable critical acclaim for his iconoclastic films, which typically utilize large ensemble casts, sprawling narratives, complex sound designs, and unorthodox riffs on familiar genre conventions. This collection includes four of Altman's finest works from the 1970s. M*A*S*H (1970, 116 mins.) is a dark military satire, set during the Korean War but clearly reflecting the mood of the Vietnam era. Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould, Tom Skerritt, Sally Kellerman, and Robert Duvall star. A Perfect Couple (1979, 110 mins.) is a light-hearted romantic comedy about a couple that meets via a computer dating service. Paul Dooley, Marta Heflin, Titos Vandis, and Dennis Franz star. Quintet (1979, 118 mins.) is a stark look at survivors during the final ice age, beautifully photographed in wintry Canada. Altman's meditation on life and death stars Paul Newman, Bibi Andersson, and Fernando Rey. Finally, A Wedding (1978, 125 mins.) is a freewheeling satire on marriage, shot largely in Lake Forest, Illinois. With Lillian Gish, Carol Burnett, Lauren Robert Altman---USA---1970-1979---469 mins.
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ROBERT ALTMAN PRESENTS: GUN
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Robert Altman's highly original anthology series traces the path of a pearl-handled Colt .34 handgun and the impact it has on the lives of those who encounter it. Produced for ABC television, in true Altman-fashion the series features a large ensemble cast of highly talented actors. With James Gandolfini, Daryl Hannah, Randy Quaid, Jennifer Tilly, Kirsten Dunst, Carrie Fisher, Edward James Olmos, Martin Sheen, Maria Conchita Alonso, and many Robert Altman---USA---1997---360 mins.
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