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April 22, 2005
Pauline Kael once said...
In Slate, taking Sydney Pollack to task for his low-key style, Bryan Curtis breaks out the Paulette nuke: Pollack's later work rarely betrays the notion that his leading men have been given any direction at all. How else to account for Redford's All-American gauziness in 'Out of Africa'—he "looks as if he'd been blow-dried away," quipped Pauline Kael. Meanwhile, in the SF Chronicle, a nice Jeff Selvin prorile of Greil Marcus puts us in the know that "Marcus has established himself as the thinking man's rock critic, the Pauline Kael of pop."
Posted by at April 22, 2005 02:29 PM
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