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Tag Archives: new orleans
3 things about Maxwell Shane’s NIGHTMARE
Nightmare [1956] 1. A glimpse of Cafe du Monde.2. “You still having your barbecue?”“Sure. By 6 it’ll be as dry as bone.”3. All he asks for is sixty seconds.
3 things about Norman Jewison’s THE CINCINNATI KID
The Cincinnati Kid [1965] 1. Eddie G’s fabulous purple smoking jacket. 2. He lives on Magazine Street? 3. “A reasonable bet.”
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3 things about Stuart Rosenberg’s THE DROWNING POOL
The Drowning Pool [1975] 1. French Quarter = shorthand for “he’s gay.” 2. “How’d you like to help me put on some suntan lotion?” “Won’t help honey, you’re gonna be burned out by the time you’re 30.” 3. Preparing the … Continue reading
3 things about Guy Hamilton’s LIVE AND LET DIE
Live and Let Die [1973] 1. Jazz funeral at the corner of Dumaine and Chartres. 2. “Lengthwise, if you don’t mind.” 3. Exploding leather sofa. 3 other things.
A punch for an Oscars party: Boston Club Punch
This is the punch for my Oscars party this year, derived from David Wondrich’s wonderful book Punch: The Delights (and Dangers) of the Flowing Bowl Hardcover. As he notes, it is “fearsomely complex” to make. But wonderful. The recipe below … Continue reading