Showing posts with label December 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label December 2. Show all posts
Saturday, December 2, 2023
On this day in movie history - A Few Good Men (1992)
A Few Good Men
directed by Rob Reiner,
written by Aaron Sorkin,
based on the play by Aaron Sorkin,
was released in the United States on December 2, 1992.
Music by Marc Shaiman.
Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Demi Moore, Kevin Bacon, Kiefer Sutherland, Kevin Pollak, James Marshall, J.T. Walsh, Christopher Guest, J.A. Preston, Matt Craven, Maud Winchester, Wolfgang Bodison, Xander Berkeley, John M. Jackson, Noah Wyle, Cuba Gooding Jr., Lawrence Lowe, Joshua Malina, Oscar Jordan, John M. Mathews, Aaron Sorkin, Alex Wexo, Frank Cavestani, Jan Munroe, Ron Ostrow, Matthew Saks, Harry Caesar, Michael DeLorenzo, Geoffrey Nauffts, Arthur Senzy, Cameron Thor, David Bowe, Gene Whittington, Christopher Coffel, Richard Lasting, Bernard Madrid, Jack Serino.
On this day in movie history - Black Ice (1992)
Black Ice
a.k.a. A Passion for Murder
directed by Neill Fearnley,
written by Arne Olsen and John Alan Schwartz,
was released in the United States on December 2, 1992.
Music by Amin Bhatia.
Cast:
Joanna Pacula, Michael Nouri, Michael Ironside, Mickey Jones, Brent Neale, Rick Skene, Arne Olsen, Lee J. Campbell, Victor Cowie, Gene Pyrz, Thom Schioler, Harry Nelken, John Cassini.
On this day in movie history - Whose Life Is It Anyway? (1981)
Whose Life Is It Anyway?
directed by John Badham,
written by Reginald Rose,
based on the play by Brian Clark,
was released in the United States on December 2, 1981.
Music by Arthur B. Rubinstein.
Cast:Richard
Dreyfuss, John Cassavetes, Christine Lahti, Bob Balaban, Thomas Carter, Kaki
Hunter, Kenneth McMillan, Janet Eilber.
Born on this day – Alec B. Francis:
Director
Actor
December 2, 1867 – July 6, 1934
Credits:
Outcast Lady (1934); The Cat's-Paw (1934);
I'll Tell the World (1934); The Mystery of Mr. X (1934); Alice in Wonderland
(1933); His Private Secretary (1933); Looking Forward (1933); Oliver Twist
(1933); The Last Man (1932); The Last Mile (1932); Alias Mary Smith (1932); No
Greater Love (1932); Mata Hari (1931); Arrowsmith (1931); Oh! Oh! Cleopatra
(1931); Stout Hearts and Willing Hands (1931); Captain Applejack (1930); Feet
First (1930); Outward Bound (1930); Murder Will Out (1930); The Case of
Sergeant Grischa (1930); The Bishop Murder Case (1929); The Sacred Flame
(1929); The Mississippi Gambler (1929); Evidence (1929); Evangeline (1929);
Companionate Marriage (1928); The Terror (1928); Life's Mockery (1928); The
Lion and the Mouse (1928); Broadway Daddies (1928); The Little Snob (1928); The
Shepherd of the Hills (1928); Sally in Our Alley (1927); The Tender Hour
(1927); The Music Master (1927); Camille (1926); Faithful Wives (1926); The
Return of Peter Grimm (1926); Forever After (1926); 3 Bad Men (1926); Pals
First (1926); Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (1926); High Steppers (1926);
Transcontinental Limited (1926); Vanishing Millions (1926); The Yankee Señor
(1926); Where the Worst Begins (1925); Rose of the World (1925); Soiled (1925);
Wandering Footsteps (1925); Thunder Mountain (1925); Thank You (1925); The
Circle (1925); The Coast of Folly (1925); The End of the World (1925); Man and
Maid (1925); Waking Up the Town (1925); The Mad Whirl (1925); Charley's Aunt
(1925); The Reckless Sex (1925); Outwitted (1925); A Thief in Paradise (1925);
The Champion of Lost Causes (1925); Capital Punishment (1925); The Bridge of
Sighs (1925); The Tenth Woman (1924); Listen Lester (1924); Beau Brummel
(1924); The Human Terror (1924); Do It Now (1924); A Fool's Awakening (1924);
Half-a-Dollar Bill (1924); Lucretia Lombard (1923); The Eternal Three (1923);
The Gold Diggers (1923); The Drivin' Fool (1923); His Last Race (1923);
Hollywood (1923); Three Wise Fools (1923); A Gentleman of Leisure (1923);
Children of Jazz (1923); Mary of the Movies (1923); Is Divorce a Failure?
(1923); Little Church Around the Corner (1923); The Spider and the Rose (1923);
The Last Hour (1923); The Forgotten Law (1922); The Man Who Saw Tomorrow
(1922); North of the Rio Grande (1922); Beyond the Rocks (1922); Smilin'
Through (1922); A Virginia Courtship (1921); The Great Moment (1921); A Voice
in the Dark (1921); Courage (1921); What's a Wife Worth? (1921); Godless Men
(1920); The Man Who Had Everything (1920); Earthbound (1920); The Butterfly Man
(1920); The Street Called Straight (1920); The Paliser Case (1920); Flame of
the Desert (1919); The World and Its Woman (1919); Lord and Lady Algy (1919);
Heartsease (1919); The City of Comrades (1919); When Doctors Disagree (1919);
The Probation Wife (1919); The Crimson Gardenia (1919); The Pest (1919);
Spotlight Sadie (1919); Her Code of Honor (1919); Day Dreams (1919); Thirty a
Week (1918); Hidden Fires (1918); Money Mad (1918); The Glorious Adventure
(1918); The Venus Model (1918); Leap to Fame (1918); The Face in the Dark
(1918); The Cross Bearer (1918); Wanted: A Mother (1918); Broken Ties (1918);
The Marionettes (1918); The Beautiful Mrs. Reynolds (1918); The Cinderella Man
(1917); The Auction Block (1917); The Page Mystery (1917); Forget-Me-Not
(1917); The Family Honor (1917); A Hungry Heart (1917); All Man (1916); The
Heart of a Hero (1916); The Gilded Cage (1916); Husband and Wife (1916); A
Woman's Way (1916); Miss Petticoats (1916); The Perils of Divorce (1916);
Tangled Fates (1916); Human Driftwood (1916); Pawn of Fate (1916); The Yellow
Passport (1916); Fruits of Desire (1916); The Ballet Girl (1916); The Sins of
Society (1915); The Impostor (1915); After Dark (1915); The Model (1915); The
Arrival of Perpetua (1915); Alias Jimmy Valentine (1915); The Pit (1914); For
the Mastery of the World (1914); Lola (1914); The Wishing Ring: An Idyll of Old
England (1914); When Broadway Was a Trail (1914); Man of the Hour (1914); Son
(1914); Adventures in Diplomacy (1914); Boy (1914); Moonlight (1914); Duty
(1914); The Greatest of These (1914); Wife (1914); The Drug Traffic (1914); At
the Court of Prince Make Believe (1914); The Diamond Master (1914); The Good in
the Worst of Us (1914); Coming Home (1914); The Case of Cherry Purcelle (1914);
Cue and Mis-Cue (1914); The Highwayman's Shoes (1913); When Pierrot Met
Pierrette (1913); A Son's Devotion (1913); Partners (1913); The Reformation of
Calliope (1913); Cynthy (1913); Big Hearted Jim (1913); From the Beyond (1913);
Jacques the Wolf (1913); Why Aunt Jane Never Married (1913); A Puritan Episode
(1913); Stung (1913); The Beaten Path (1913); The Thirst for Gold (1913); The
Honor of Lady Beaumont (1913); Soul to Soul (1913); In the Night (1913); The
Witch (1913); When Light Came Back (1913); The Key (1913); The Sons of a Soldier
(1913); For Better or for Worse (1913); The Crimson Cross (1913); The Man Who
Dared (1913); The Telegraph Operator (1913); The Trail of the Silver Fox
(1913); The One Who Had to Pay (1913); The Spectre Bridegroom (1913); The
Gallop of Death (1913); An Accidental Servant (1913); A Tammany Boarder (1913);
The Vengeance of the Fakir (1912); Dick's Wife (1912); The Bonnie, Bonnie Banks
o' Loch Lomond (1912); Their Children's Approval (1912); Foiling a Fortune
Hunter (1912); Silent Jim (1912); The Transgression of Deacon Jones (1912);Passing Parade (1912); Robin Hood (1912); The
Holy City (1912); Chamber of Forgetfulness (1912); Saved from the Titanic
(1912); The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1912); Oh, You Ragtime! (1912); The Letter
with the Black Seals (1912); A Living Memory (1912); Keeping an Eye on Father
(1912); Playmates (1912); The First Violin (1912); A Timely Rescue (1912); For
the Honor of the Family (1912); Willie's Sister (1912); In the Clutches of a
Vapor Bath (1911); The Younger Brother (1911); The Old Doll (1911); A Reformed
Santa Claus (1911); Vanity Fair (1911); The Military Air-Scout (1911); Their
Charming Mama (1911); Auld Lang Syne (1911); A Southern Soldier's Sacrifice
(1911); Selecting His Heiress (1911); A Friendly Marriage (1911); The General's
Daughter (1911); The Sheriff's Friend (1911); The Bell of Justice (1911); The
Clown's Best Performance (1911); Troublesome Secretaries (1911); Moving Picture
Show (1906).
Ray Bradbury, on imagination:
Love what you do and do what you love.
Don't listen to anyone else who tells you not to do it.
You do what you want, what you love.
Imagination should be the center of your life.
– Ray Bradbury.
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