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Delirious (2006) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0412637/

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Neil Simon moved to LA about fifteen years ago, then moved back after a year. Asked the difference, he replied, "When it's 32 degrees in New York, it's 78 in Los Angeles. When it's 102 degrees in New York, it's 78 in Los Angeles. There are about two million interesting people in New York -- and 78 in Los Angeles."

Neil Simon. Writer.
 
Porn Star Jamie Gillis Remembered by Non-Porn-Star Friends

Jamie Gillis, the seventies porn legend who died last month at the age of 66, liked to tell a story about the time Scorsese’s people came calling. They were filming Raging Bull, and they wanted him for a small — well, actually rather substantial — part: a body double for De Niro’s privates. Disappointed — he always wanted to be an actor — Gillis asked how much they’d pay. $500 was the answer. “Well, for that,” he said, “you’ll have to take all of me."

Actually, Gillis was much more than a porn star, as could be seen at a memorial held at Zarela’s, owned by his longtime partner Zarela Martinez, on Sunday afternoon. Among the 70 or so people in the upstairs room were New Yorker writer Calvin Trillin; Barney Rosset, the former owner of Grove Press who won legal battles to publish the uncensored version of Lady Chatterly’s Lover and later brought to market, after a historic ruling from the Supreme Court, Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer; and Veronica Vera, a former porn actress turned educator in the art of cross-dressing. Gillis counted among his friends James Watson, the discoverer of DNA (Watson's wife Liz was on hand), as well as the neurologist and author Oliver Sacks.

“Now it’s all about the big paycheck,” Vera told the crowd. “But in the early years many of us got into porn for fun; there was a lot of idealism involved. To many of us, Jamie really represented that idealism.” Gillis was a stage name. His real name was Jamey Gurman; he was a native New Yorker and “renaissance Jew” who graduated magna cum laude from Columbia University and, in the spirit of countercultural exploration and open-mindedness, ended up in porn. He loved the work, and was loved in return — “As you can see, we like to include all of the women Jamie loved,” Zarela said. (“Not all!” a voice from the exes table called out, to laughter and applause.)

Gillis met Zarela at a birthday party of his longtime paramour, the writer Gael Greene. “He went home with her and never left,” Greene said. Early on in their romance a friend had told her, "You can’t date him! He’s a user." To which Zarela replied, “Well, he can use me anytime.” Zarela, an Elaine Kaufman–esque saloniste with an eclectic taste in friends, broadened Gillis’s circle still further. He was a gifted dinner-table raconteur, recalled the comedian Gilbert Gottfried. “He told me girls in porn were mainly Catholic,” Gottfried recalled. “And that there was a higher content of Jews on the male side. He had a whole theory!” Others had different memories. “He was kind of like Beckett in a way,” the publisher Barney Rosset told me. “We’d gone over the same material so many times, there wasn’t a need to say a lot.”

Gurman finished his memoirs shortly before he died, and wrote his own tribute to the character he created. “Jamie Gillis will always be the bad boy of porn, the lover of life — eager to taste everything, in a way, even immortally so,” he wrote. “I salute him because I honestly feel he represents something wonderfully outrageous and exuberant. Hats off to you, sir.”

http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2010/03/porn_star_jamie_gillis_remembe.html


Kao modni dizajner u "Nighthawks" (1981) sa Stalloneom.

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082817/

Jedna emotivno zahtjevna uloga:

Jamie-Gillis.jpg


IMDb.com:

During his sex shows in the 1970s, he read poetry and recited Shakespeare so the shows would be socially redeeming and not be busted by the police.
 
Porn Star Jamie Gillis Remembered by Non-Porn-Star Friends

Jamie Gillis, the seventies porn legend who died last month at the age of 66, liked to tell a story about the time Scorsese’s people came calling. They were filming Raging Bull, and they wanted him for a small — well, actually rather substantial — part: a body double for De Niro’s privates. Disappointed — he always wanted to be an actor — Gillis asked how much they’d pay. $500 was the answer. “Well, for that,” he said, “you’ll have to take all of me."

Actually, Gillis was much more than a porn star, as could be seen at a memorial held at Zarela’s, owned by his longtime partner Zarela Martinez, on Sunday afternoon. Among the 70 or so people in the upstairs room were New Yorker writer Calvin Trillin; Barney Rosset, the former owner of Grove Press who won legal battles to publish the uncensored version of Lady Chatterly’s Lover and later brought to market, after a historic ruling from the Supreme Court, Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer; and Veronica Vera, a former porn actress turned educator in the art of cross-dressing. Gillis counted among his friends James Watson, the discoverer of DNA (Watson's wife Liz was on hand), as well as the neurologist and author Oliver Sacks.

“Now it’s all about the big paycheck,” Vera told the crowd. “But in the early years many of us got into porn for fun; there was a lot of idealism involved. To many of us, Jamie really represented that idealism.” Gillis was a stage name. His real name was Jamey Gurman; he was a native New Yorker and “renaissance Jew” who graduated magna cum laude from Columbia University and, in the spirit of countercultural exploration and open-mindedness, ended up in porn. He loved the work, and was loved in return — “As you can see, we like to include all of the women Jamie loved,” Zarela said. (“Not all!” a voice from the exes table called out, to laughter and applause.)

Gillis met Zarela at a birthday party of his longtime paramour, the writer Gael Greene. “He went home with her and never left,” Greene said. Early on in their romance a friend had told her, "You can’t date him! He’s a user." To which Zarela replied, “Well, he can use me anytime.” Zarela, an Elaine Kaufman–esque saloniste with an eclectic taste in friends, broadened Gillis’s circle still further. He was a gifted dinner-table raconteur, recalled the comedian Gilbert Gottfried. “He told me girls in porn were mainly Catholic,” Gottfried recalled. “And that there was a higher content of Jews on the male side. He had a whole theory!” Others had different memories. “He was kind of like Beckett in a way,” the publisher Barney Rosset told me. “We’d gone over the same material so many times, there wasn’t a need to say a lot.”

Gurman finished his memoirs shortly before he died, and wrote his own tribute to the character he created. “Jamie Gillis will always be the bad boy of porn, the lover of life — eager to taste everything, in a way, even immortally so,” he wrote. “I salute him because I honestly feel he represents something wonderfully outrageous and exuberant. Hats off to you, sir.”

http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2010/03/porn_star_jamie_gillis_remembe.html


Kao modni dizajner u "Nighthawks" (1981) sa Stalloneom.

6570-13732.gif


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082817/

Jedna emotivno zahtjevna uloga:

Jamie-Gillis.jpg


IMDb.com:

Verovatno mu je bio stunt tuki double :lol:... u onoj sceni kada se Bobiju digne, a ne sme da ejakulira jer se sprema za mec... pa krene da poliva tuki ledenom vodom...
 
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La Bodega Sold Dreams by Miguel Pinero

Dreamt i was a poet
&
writin' silver sailin' songs
words
strong & powerful crashing' thru
walls of steel & concrete
erected in minds weak
&
those asleep
replacin' a hobby of paper candy
wrappin', collectin'
potent to pregnate sterile young
thoughts


i dreamt i was this poeta
words glitterin' brite & bold
strikin' a new rush for gold
in las bodegas
where our poets' words & songs
are sung
but
sunlite stealin' thru venetian
blinds
eyes hatin', workin' of time
clock
sweatin'
&
swearin'
&
slavin'
for the final dime
runnin' a maze
a token ride


perspiration insultin' poets
pride
words stoppin' on red
goin' on green
poets' dreams
endin' in a factoria as one
in a million
unseen
buyin' bodega sold dreams . . .​
 
Thomas Struth, Crosby Street / Spring Street, New York, 1978

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"Thomas Struth, a leading contemporary artist, is rightfully a citizen of the world. Born in Germany in 1954, he is well traveled, as he continues to photograph people and places around the globe. Struth began his career in the mid-1970's photographing the streets of European cities such as London, Paris, and his hometown of Düsseldorf, Germany. In 1978, Struth came to New York on a scholarship and made dozens of black-and-white images of streets all over the city from the same centralized perspective.

By using this impersonal, middle-of-the-intersection viewpoint over and over, Struth wanted to make us aware that we are looking at a picture made by a machine, and for us to compare how each street differs from the others. The images are clear and detailed so that our attention is focused both on the texture and geometry of the buildings individually as well as the shape and space of the street as a whole. As you look at the twelve photographs featured in this section, questions about the buildings, their history, and their relationship to one another as well as to their street may come to mind. Notice how human beings are unusually absent from these works. Struth intentionally photographed the city early in the morning before its streets were teeming with people. You cannot help but wonder where these people are and how different the photographs would be if they were present."

http://www.metmuseum.org/explore/artists_view/struth_page_1.html
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/1982.1053.1
 
Bugsy: [Bugsy and his gang have beaten Noodles and Max] You don't work for me, you don't work for no-one!
Young Max: I don't like bosses.
Bugsy: You'd be better off you stayed in the Bronx.
Young Max: Woulda been better for *you*, too!
[Bugsy spits on him, and he and his gang walk off]
Young Max: I'm gonna kill him one of these days...
Young Noodles: Yeah? Meanwhile, it looks like he killed US

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Dzrzi flicks :lol:

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As of September 2010, two films about Kuklinski were in the works.

Mickey Rourke will play Kuklinski in a film based on Philip Carlo's biography The Ice Man, Confessions of a Mafia Contract Killer. The film was expected to start shooting in spring 2010 in New York, New Jersey and Florida.[20]
Michael Shannon will play Kuklinski in the film The Iceman (2011 film) based on Anthony Bruno's book The Iceman: The True Story of a Cold-Blooded Killer. The film will also star Benicio del Toro as Roy DeMeo and James Franco as Robert "Mr. Softee" Pronge


... blajburg produkcija^, mesto gde komunjare pobise one silne ustase... hau aproprijet :lol:
 

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