Walter Kittel
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A new six part documentary by Ethan Hawke and a large number of participants covering the lives and careers of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. Based upon a series of transcripts of interviews with many individuals associated professionally and personally with the duo. Hawke has assembled a large number of collaborators to voice various personages with whom the interviews were conducted.
I had the pleasure of watching the first episode earlier today and was endlessly entertained by it. The episode is a literal treasure trove of footage and anecdotes. It focuses on the 1950s and the early careers of Newman and Woodward. There are many film clips and television recordings that cover a wide gamut of personalities such as Elia Kazan, Tennessee Williams, Marlon Brando, James Dean, Gore Vidal, and Richard Brooks (off the top of my head.)
Having only watched the first of six episodes, I anticipate enjoying the remaining episodes a great deal. Available on HBO Max.
- Walter.
I had the pleasure of watching the first episode earlier today and was endlessly entertained by it. The episode is a literal treasure trove of footage and anecdotes. It focuses on the 1950s and the early careers of Newman and Woodward. There are many film clips and television recordings that cover a wide gamut of personalities such as Elia Kazan, Tennessee Williams, Marlon Brando, James Dean, Gore Vidal, and Richard Brooks (off the top of my head.)
Having only watched the first of six episodes, I anticipate enjoying the remaining episodes a great deal. Available on HBO Max.
- Walter.