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| re: Film director/screenwriter ("Evita") Alan Parker has died | |
| Posted by: NW 12:01 pm EDT 08/01/20 | |
| In reply to: Film director/screenwriter ("Evita") Alan Parker has died - Ann 09:45 am EDT 08/01/20 | |
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| "Midnight Express" is quite harrowing. Billy Hayes had a solo show about his experience that I saw at St. Luke's Theatre back in February 2014. According to the past performances section of the site below it came back to the Barrow Street Theatre in the fall of 2014. Even though I knew, more or less, what was coming listening to him talk about his experience was interesting. | |
| Link | http://www.ridingthemidnightexpresswithbillyhayes.com/ |
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| re: Film director/screenwriter ("Evita") Alan Parker has died | |
| Posted by: Ann 12:17 pm EDT 08/01/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Film director/screenwriter ("Evita") Alan Parker has died - NW 12:01 pm EDT 08/01/20 | |
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| I thought about seeing it but was afraid I'd have flashbacks to seeing the film. Amazing journey, though, for sure. | |
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| re: Film director/screenwriter ("Evita") Alan Parker has died | |
| Posted by: Snowgrace 12:13 pm EDT 08/01/20 | |
| In reply to: re: Film director/screenwriter ("Evita") Alan Parker has died - NW 12:01 pm EDT 08/01/20 | |
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| YES, probably the most terrifying film I too had seen up to that point (& haha 1st R rated film that my friends & I had gotten into on our own)...gosh, that film, & FAME...Parker did powerful work, at least 2 of which stayed planted in my brain for all my teen years & way beyond those...wishing he had been able to do way more projects in recent years. | |
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