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Monday 20 April 2009 - 17:04:12
“SO YOU WANT MICHAEL MADSEN?”
“ AND “IT’S ALL A GAME” AWARDED GOLDEN ACE AWARDS AT THIS YEARS
LAS VEGAS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Below is a review from the Las Vegas Movie Examiner So You Want Michael Madsen?
A documentary about how indie filmmakers try to get big names into their films to get them noticed. This documentary originally wanted Harvey Keitel. He would of been a great person to interview in this film, but no one knew him and in the indie world, it's not always "who YOU know" but "who you know that KNOWS who," confusing? It makes sense, and I actually have taken the theme of this film to heart in my own career as a movie examiner. The documentary filmmaker Stan Harrington spends most of the movie trying to get actor Michael Madsen (Pulp fiction) for an interview. Between the pain of watching him trying in vain to reach Madsen, after being given his number by a person who knew a person......You get to see interviews with such actors and filmmakers as Holland Taylor, John Saxon, Paul Pai Parker and Doug Hutchison. I was truly worried that Stan was going to have a coronary before he got to Madsen, but persistence paid off and the last of the movie is a wonderful interview with the quirky and outspoken actor Michael Madsen. This is a must see for any one who wants to get a boost in their career, be it filmmaking, writing or anything else. Never give up. Keep going. It's inspirational on many levels.
Author: Terra King
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(Category: Misc)
Posted by Xristos Product
Monday 20 April 2009 - 17:04:12
“SO YOU WANT MICHAEL MADSEN?”
“ AND “IT’S ALL A GAME” AWARDED GOLDEN ACE AWARDS AT THIS YEARS
LAS VEGAS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Below is a review from the Las Vegas Movie Examiner So You Want Michael Madsen?
A documentary about how indie filmmakers try to get big names into their films to get them noticed. This documentary originally wanted Harvey Keitel. He would of been a great person to interview in this film, but no one knew him and in the indie world, it's not always "who YOU know" but "who you know that KNOWS who," confusing? It makes sense, and I actually have taken the theme of this film to heart in my own career as a movie examiner. The documentary filmmaker Stan Harrington spends most of the movie trying to get actor Michael Madsen (Pulp fiction) for an interview. Between the pain of watching him trying in vain to reach Madsen, after being given his number by a person who knew a person......You get to see interviews with such actors and filmmakers as Holland Taylor, John Saxon, Paul Pai Parker and Doug Hutchison. I was truly worried that Stan was going to have a coronary before he got to Madsen, but persistence paid off and the last of the movie is a wonderful interview with the quirky and outspoken actor Michael Madsen. This is a must see for any one who wants to get a boost in their career, be it filmmaking, writing or anything else. Never give up. Keep going. It's inspirational on many levels.
Author: Terra King
This news item is from Xristos Productions
( http://xristosproductions.com/html/news.php?extend.39 )