i like her. One of my favourite actresses. I just saw Tenenbaums, and she was great as always.
Adams Family can't be denied.
her pops was a cool dude.......
Quote from: NEON MERCURYher pops was a cool dude.......
Indeed, she had one of the best fathers in the history of fathers. (Note: He also directed Prizzi's Honor, which everybody here should see)
If you haven't seen the Grifters yet, I suppose you all should get off your ass and rent it. Scorsese was one of the producers. She had a small role in This Is Spinal Tap as well, not to mention her Woody Allen films. This won't be a very popular thread which is sort of unfortunate since she's quite underrated when put beside somebody like little ol' Scarlet.
i knew that, but i had to open it, she is special in every movie she does. I'd really like to see more of her.
Have you seen The Perez Family?
grifters is fantastic! such a great film! that reminds me: I have to see it again.
yeah, grifters is great.
crimes and misdemeanors.
She's in "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest"
Quote from: cronopio l'inrockuptibleShe's in "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest"
who?!
Quote from: El DuderinoQuote from: cronopio l'inrockuptibleShe's in "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest"
who?!
Angelica. Look for her...she's there...
Quote from: El Duderinoyeah, grifters is great.
And I thought I was the only one. I first saw her in the "The Royal Tenenbaums" and then decided to start trying to see her other Films that she was in. Yes, "The Grifters" is a fantastic under rated movie that I tell my friends who have never heard of it (but love john cusack) to see. But anyway, ya, Angelica was great in "Crimes and Misdemeanors". and I looked on imdb.com, looked at her track record, and I didn't see "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest" on there.
i don't think The Grifters were underrated. I remember reading excellent critiques about it. People maybe forgot about that movie.
Quote from: cronopio l'inrockuptibleQuote from: El DuderinoQuote from: cronopio l'inrockuptibleShe's in "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest"
who?!
Angelica. Look for her...she's there...
no, i mean which character?
She's great and I'm happy she's reteaming with Wes Anderson on Life Aquatic. She should do more Woody Allen (films). And let's not forget her as the mother in Buffalo '66.
i believe i put her down in the "favorite performances of all time" thread when she played the grand high witch in the witches. she was fantastic. my sister and i quote her all the time. i wish they would come out with a new dvd that would fit on my widescreen tv. the one out now is pan and scan (ARGH!). anyhow, every line she delivers in that movie is classic. i love her way too much.
Quote from: ElPandaRoyalAnd let's not forget her as the mother in Buffalo '66.
YES! one of the only things about that movie that i really enjoyed.
Anjelica Huston signed to direct "The White Rose"
Source: Variety
Oscar winning actress Anjelica Huston has signed on to direct the World War II drama, "The White Rose," Variety reports.
The film, which marks Huston's third directing stab, tells the story of a group of dissident German college students known as the White Rose.
Headed by siblings Hans and Sophie Scholl, the group distributed leaflets that challenged the government's war claims and attempted to awaken their fellow Germans to the atrocious realities of what Nazism meant.
Christina Ricci, who recently received rave reviews for her work in the indie film "Monster," will play Sophie Scholl. Albert Finney, Liam Neeson and Tim Robbins are in talks for additional roles.
The film, which is written by Allegra Huston, is an English-German-Italian co-production that schedule to start shooting in November in Germany.
Anjelica Huston Tries Out Indie 'Material'
Oscar winner Anjelica Huston and Brent Spiner of "Star Trek" fame, have joined the cast of the upcoming cosmetics comedy "Material Girls," which is set to feature sibling stars Hilary and Haylie Duff.
Martha Coolidge is directing the film, which began principal photography April 18 in Los Angeles.
In the comedy, which follows a pair of cosmetics heiress sisters (the Duff sisters) who lose their fortune in a questionable scandal, Huston will portray the owner of a rival cosmetics firm trying to wrest control of the girls' company.
Spiner, best known as the android Data on "Star Trek: The Next Generation," will portray the CEO of the besieged company.
Actor Lukas Haas (the little Amish boy who witnessed a murder in the 1985 thriller "Witness") has been cast as the head of a free legal clinic where the girls go for help.
Both Spiner and Haas have worked with Coolidge, Spiner having co-starred in "Out to Sea," "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge" and "The Ponder Heart." Haas was in the Coolidge-directed feature "Rambling Rose."
Huston, who won an Oscar as best supporting actress for "Prizzi's Honor" (1985), most recently was seen in "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou." Her upcoming films include "Art School Confidential."