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Sydney Pollack 1934-2008
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Excessively ain’t-cool news to report this Memorial Day.
The great, great Sydney Pollack, director of “Jeremiah Johnson,” “The Way We Were,” “Three Days of the Condor,” “Castle Keep,” “They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?” “The Electric Horseman,” “Absence of Malice,” “Out of Africa,” and “Tootsie,” among many others, passed away Monday at his home in Pacific Palisades.
He was 73.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker was also going to direct last night’s HBO movie “Recount,” but ended up just executive-producing it.
Pollack was an amazing actor as well, appearing perhaps most memorably as Michael Dorsey’s agent in “Tootsie,” but also contributing performances to “Michael Clayton,” “The Sopranos,” “A Civil Action,” Robert Zemeckis’ “Death Becomes Her,” Woody Allen’s “Husbands and Wives,” and Stanley Kubrick’s “Eyes Wide Shut.”
AICN’s film editors may have more to say about this sad news, but I wanted to say right away that Pollack was a cinema giant who contributed many enduring works, and will be much missed.
Find the Los Angeles Times' obituary for Sydney Pollack here.
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RIP Sydney Pollack!
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He did a good job acting in it too - one of my favorite movies as a teen.
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An old master has passed. I for one will dearly miss him.
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3 Days of the Condor was great, and I loved his performances in EWS and Michael Clayton specifically. He will be missed.
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To a great director.
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Playing an oncologist on the Sopranos? You were one of the greats Mr. Pollack. And you had one of the best shut your cell phone off commercials I've ever seen.
You'll be missed :(
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What onscreen presence. What a prolific filmmaker. Thanks for your work.
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"I beg you to get some therapy."
He will be greatly missed. -
very subtle, great direction in a script with minimal dialogue. the rest of his pictures are good to great, but JJ gets overlooked far too often.
and, he was the one director who i actually looked forward to seeing act. when i heard he was Michael Clayton's boss, i was all the more eager to see it. And of course, he was GREAT in it, as well as in Tootsie and Eyes Wide Shut. -
Remember the final scene in Changing Lanes when Ben Affleck was at the table with his wife and Sydney Pollack's character was with his wife. Great scene!
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so sad. Loved him in Husbands and Wives.
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I had read that he was seriously ill, but I was hoping he would hold out a little while longer. Great director and a pretty damn solid actor as well. RIP, Syd. :(
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His best performance imo. He lived a full life, went out on top.
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was my favorite scene in that movie. He did a spectacular job as the agent in Tootsie as well. I loved Sydney Pollack. This news makes me cry.
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Always a shame when someone so talented passes away and denies us yet more of his quality, whether it be in front of or behind the camera lense. RIP Mr Pollack.
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and the griz.
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Sad to see him go.
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This sucks.
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I still remember him from "Tootsie" and "Michael Clayton." This is another big loss for Hollywood.
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I like most of his films. Yet the thing I remember him best for was his excellent supporting turn in Eyes Wide Shut. That pool room scene with Cruise late in the film is gangbusters.
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What a shock! I never even knew he was sick. He was a cinematic genius who brought us so much excellent cinema over the years. I love his movie theater bit for "Sorry, is my directing interrupting your phone call?" RIP Sydney, you are deeply missed!
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he did those commercials for Cingular that they play in front of the films, when they say "We don't interrupt your calls, don't interrupt our films" type deal. He was a great director, which everyone said, but I remember him having a good tongue and cheek aura about him in that bit. And the Interpreter is horribly underrated. Sadness indeed. RIP.
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He was going to direct it, but had to drop out and just produce.
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He was great. Regards to his family
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This is very, very sad news indeed. Tootsi is one of my all time favorite comedies. I'm going to have to put it in as a tribute to him...
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FUCK CANCER. That is all.
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loved that film, and he was easily the best actor in it.
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Master Pollack was a living lesson of directing and acting, how you can never be too serious and hard-working, approaching those vocations. R.I.fuckingP.
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Hmmm. That's about as close to the Ass-Cancer as you can get, isn't it?
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What a shock. One of my favorites, both behind and in front of the camera.
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What an incredible movie. RIP Sydney thanks for it all
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May 26, 2008 9:16:33 PM CDT
HE WAS THE *ONLY* ACTOR IN EYES WIDE SHUT TO APPEAR NORMAL
by bringingsexyback
Chalk it up to natural ability and presence.
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It was during a dark and depressing point of my life, due to a hellish relationship with a woman for 4 years, that I sat and watched "Husband & Wives", alone in the dark on IFC. Sydney's character gave me the balls to get the fuck outta there (the relationship). Thank you, sir, and godspeed.
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He stayed an interesting director and actor right until the end.
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...very funny bit. ☺
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but I always found his acting to be more astounding. He was great in just about every role he played.
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Great director, great actor...
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Damn shame... talented fella.
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pretty much completely rules. Pollack was a good actor and a great director of actors. Classy, smart guy, and a real pro.. Jesus, next year's Oscar memorial roll is already packed, and it's only May. :(
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One of the best in front of the camera and behind. He never seemed to get stale and resort to doing the same stuff over and over.
A great loss, sad day. -
I mean, what an awful year. Charlton Heston, Heath Ledger, and now both halves of Mirage; Anthony Minghella and Sydney Pollack. What is happening to their company now? What a truly awful year. I am terrified to think who will go next. Could be anyone :(
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Was when he was... commenting on Kubrick regarding his work on Eyes Wide Shut. He was talking about how they did the billiard room scene for 2 weeks. And when he started to ask Kubrick wtf, Kubrick said simply, "Well, you want to get this scene right, don't you?"
Sydney was a class act. He will be missed. Incredible person. -
When it comes to film at least. I know nothing of his personal life, but he was a complete blessing to the world of film. I try not to think that it is sad when someone I don't personally know, dies, since that's how life is, but instead I like to think of everything that that person has given to me. Great actor, great director. He will be missed and forever remembered.
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Always liked the guy. RIP.
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What a loss! Not only a great director, but an actor as well.
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He was truly one of the greats, as director, actor, supporter of cinema and a great guy to boot.
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never forget your scenes in The Player
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I had the great pleasure of working with Syd on "Out of Africa" and "Havana". He was a wonderful friendly, down to earth guy, as well as being one of the Industry's giants. Rest in peace, Syd.
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He seemed like a very likeable guy. I liked him as an actor, and loved him as a director.
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I've always had the utmost respect for him in every aspect of his career. He single handedly saved "Eyes Wide Shut" (Shit, I would've told Kubrick to go fuck himself after the first few weeks of shooting me opening a goddamned door, take after take) in my humble opinion... and that's a good thing.
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brilliant director...brilliant character actor....too soon
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You will be missed SP.
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underrated film.
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Please remember that he did this great 70's mob movie in addition to the Hoffman in drag and Out of Africa stuff.
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Pollack can't die! I loved this guy. He was genius, GENIUS in 'Michael Clayton.' No!
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You were my favorite part of Tootsie. You will be greatly missed.
BTW. That's a good perspictive to have Beastie. -
"I love my gay son!"
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well-read, funny, witty and talented. Not too many folks like that around.
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Don't forget that they produced all those great Minghella films. i.e. Eglish Patient, Talented Ripley, Cold Montain, Breaking and Entering, etc. And don't forget about how big "The Firm" was back when it came out. Redford really owed a lot to Sydney imo. Even though he woulnd't have had a hard time, but some of Redfords work was w/ Pollack. Man, he was a great director/actor!
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The man was a master.
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damn, everyone's dropping off.
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What a great film. Few films are as dark and cynical as that one.
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This blows. RIP.
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Boo.
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How sad for him and his family. There are few people in this world who's talent can make something that might be mediocre better. He was one of those people. There are a number of performances as an actor and movies as a director that just wouldnt be as good without him... There isn't a movie of his I don't like. Very sad.
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man, for some reason, my heart just sunk. I was not ready for that...even more so than Heath :(. What a gifted artist
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Where he plays the high powered attorney wanting a make a deal w/ Travolta's character. And of course he took Harvey Keitel's part over in Kubricks Eyes.... Played it to perfection. In short, i'm very sad b/c I know there's not too many of these great men left in Hollywood.
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That sucks. One of my faves.
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He was one of our greatest directors, a visionary producer, and a damned fine actor. And between the imperfect but efficient & watchable INTERPRETER and his excellent turn in MICHAEL CLAYTON that he was still bringing his "it" factor to the table. Not only is the movie universe lesser for having lost him, but it is considerably and woefully dumber. We're looking at a vacuum of talent and perspicacity that won't be filled anytime soon, if ever. My condolences to his family for their loss, and to the rest of the world for the talent and intelligence that has been ripped from us. We've lost something more than a talented filmmaker, we've lost a great film presence. And we're going to feel it, and we're going to feel it soon.
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That movie fucking owns! Not too big a fan of his other films that ive seen but I need to watch more. RIP Sid.
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Years ago, I remember watching a
"making of" featurette on "The
Yakuza" Pollock worked with his
actors to find meaning and subtext
in the script, characters, the
progression of the storyline. Whether he did comedies, thrillers or dramas, he always dug deep into the story and characters...and sadly there's not too many directors with that kind of talent that are left.
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after working w/ Sydney on "Ramdom Hearts," which was a dud imo, but still something that had an interesting premise. Maybe Harrison was miscasts as the lead. But even his misses were still compelling.
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RIP sir.
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He deserves to go out a happy man. He truly made some great films, and he was one heck of an actor.
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Have some respect, you all caps fuck.
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- I think people forgot he did that one. I might put it on anyway but it'll strike a different tone now. I like it because aside from Gehry's genius it shows that as accomplished and clearly intelligent as Pollack was/is, he was still a man of humility not hubris and eager to learn. R.I.P. mate.
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That blows. I didn't even know he was sick. Godspeed.
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Why do you keeping taking the good ones and leaving scum around? Can't you just tell cancer to 'chill' a bit since that fucking bastard keeps knocking one off after another. Seriously, as that one dude above said: FUCK CANCER!
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but I did get to briefly meet him after that screening. I almost regret the bile I spewed in my review now. Not that it really mattered for his career.
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A class act through and through. As an actor he was usually the best thing in the movie.
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... has only been mentioned once, way upthread, so I thought I'd bring it up again. Top-notch cast, brilliant script, tense directing. The near-opening scene of the bloodbath in the CIA library is about as chilling as anything.
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Minghella, Pollack, Ledger. Seems like the only people dying are those who seemed to have a lot of great work still ahead of them. Sydney is missed.
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May 26, 2008 10:50:43 PM CDT
Sleep Sweet Prince, And May You Have A Peaceful Journey
by media messiah
God Bless you and your Family. Your work was beautiful, yes...but I won't miss you for that, as your art remains...rather, I will miss you for the good person and spirit that you are...something this world does not have enough of. I'm sorry we didn't meet in this lifetime, but perhaps we will in the next. Bye for now Sidney.
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He had that classic, distinguished manner that you don't see a lot any more, and he was one of my favorites. My prayers are with his family. It's not fair to lose him and Minghella in the same year.
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Pollack was one of the true greats. Not only was he an accomplished director, but he was also a formidable actor. I've often thought that there were a lot of directors out there who were envious of that aspect of his talent. He will be missed."You've come far pilgrim."R.I.P.
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In Husbands and Wives, explaining why he is dating a ditzy aerobics instructor- 'She has a mouth like velvet.'
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wow man this sucks
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to read this news. Damn. RIP.
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May 26, 2008 11:08:15 PM CDT
Don't forget "Changing Lanes". He was great in that.
by cotton mcknight
He was just an actor in that one but he delivered a memorable performance. The only Ben Affleck movie worth watching. Great movie.
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No, TOOTSIE is not "obviously" the classic - my two favorite Pollack films are "The Way We Were" (yes, you read that right, motherfuckers, it takes a real man to love a great romance) and "Three Days Of The Condor", right up top of the list when it comes to one of the best thrillers ever made. When Pollack was on he was a fucking amazing director. Also worth mentioning the ending of an otherwise uneven "The Yakuza" when Mitchum cuts off his finger as an apology for stealing a man's wife - classic shit. All of "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?". And his wonderful performance in Woody Allen's "Husbands And Wives". Sydney, you will be missed.
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Such a talented performer, and an excellent director too. He'll be missed
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When I saw this on the news. Call me a pussy or whatever but I really liked this guy I found him a icon for myself. What a sad loss for all of us.
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Man i do love that movie, and yes, it takes a real man to realize that.
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Hoffman looked way freaky to a 9 year old. I remember Pollack from Woody Allen movies, and most recently Entourage. Good Dude, you will be missed.
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He will definitely be missed.
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I was stuck in a motel room on Friday night and the only thing to watch on tv was a Will and Grace episode with Pollack as Will's father. And I thought, what the hell's this master doing on such a crap show? Anyway, blessings to his spirit and his family.
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. . . not to be that morbid, but its always been a Hollyweird thing. RIP, Syd. You rocked.
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Just watched Michael Clayton late last week. In fact I just checked and that was his second to last performance. Shame bout his last one though. Made Of Honor? Damn, it's like Walter Matthau all over again. Hate when this shit happens. Oh well, we'll always have Tootsie
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Abe Vigoda will outlive everyone!! All hail the great Abe Vigoda!!
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Great actor, great Producer, ect ect... He'll be missed by his family, but he'll also be missed by the public who appreciated all his movies, and the roles he took on with his great acting skills.
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did anyone mention that he was Will's dad on "Will and Grace"?
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I actually just watched this a couple weeks ago for the first time (based on a friend's recommendation). I was really impressed how Syndey directed that film with very little dialogue to work with and what must have been some tricky location shooting.
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I've seen Husbands & Wives a million times but his reading of that line STILL cracks me up.
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A true legend. Going to be deeply missed. God bless him and his family.
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Rest in Peace Mr. Pollack.
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They don't make them like the way he made them anyone. RIP.
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My heart goes out to his family and friends. We all must go, but Mr. Pollack had a great life.
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My heart goes out to his family and friends. We all must go, but Mr. Pollack had a great life.
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Damn all the good ones are going away. Lets preserve their greatness...
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Very sad to lose him. loved his scene in Eyes Wide shut with Tom at the end, very disturbing and beautiful.
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Indeed, a great loss. He was great right up to the end with Michael Clayton. Be it Eyes Wide Shut or any of the other films he played in, I was always delighted to see him. Fine director as well. Without question he, will be missed.
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Think there was a lot of talent left in Mr.Pollack - and at 73, that's saying something. Rest well :-)
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Thanks for Jeremiah Johnson. I've loved that move since I was a kid.
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Sad, sad news.
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R.I.P.
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I really liked and admired his work. It always hurts when someone so talented passes.
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gonna miss u syd.
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May 27, 2008 1:42:05 AM CDT
NICE HE WENT OUT ON A HIGH... MICHAEL CLAYTON
by greigy just wanted to say
So many great talents have gone out on less than great films / performances... Not so Pollock. Too Classy for that. WILL BE SORELY MISSED.
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Rest in peace my good man.
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Three Days Of The Condor in his honor. Terrific film that still holds up today. I just noticed something for the first time: the voice of Faye Dunaway's boyfriend, who she has an extended conversation with on the phone when she's being held at gunpoint by Redford, is Sydney himself. I can't believe I never noticed that before. And even over the phone his acting is spot on, perfect. Just a little trivia for ya'...
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Death sucks.
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fucking awesome films. Gods speed good, sir!
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Now that's a movie. RIP.
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The films that you've directed as well as the films you starred in are amongst some of my highly regarded favorites. Much love and respect to you and I hope you're in a better place. You will truly be missed. Rest in peace...
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hew as the only good thing in changing lanes. When you have cancer. you have to fight it and you dont want pity. It is a disease you feel you have to carry. you fight it by getting on with your life as best you can. its the chemo that kills you. Nuala o Faolain who died there a couple weeks ago. spurned the chemo.
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...are incredibly insightful..Jeremiah Johnson is a great great film...and 3 Days of the Condor really created a template for thrillers for years to come..
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Sydney and, of course, his family today. My greatest memory of him..The Yakuza, which is one of my all time favourites. Thank goodness for the recent commentary.
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Does anyone know what the deal was with his uncredited co-direction of THE SWIMMER (1968) starring Burt Lancaster, which is absolutely one of the best movies of the late 60's, right up there with The Graduate, Blow Up, Easy Rider, etc.... RIP SP
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is a great doc which Pollack directed about the architect who was Pollack's good friend. Saw it here in Prague, where Gehry designed his famous 'dancing house'
http://tinyurl. com/25fjfq
He also designed Seattle's infamous 'Experience Music Project' which, being from Seattle, I know was received with mixed criticism. Personally, I think it's an eye sore:
http://tinyurl. com/ywebuw
However, Gehry's masterpiece, in my opinion, is his Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain:
http://tinyurl. com/47rdu7
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This is terrible news. He will always be regarded as a true great. At least there is comfort in knowing that he achieved his potential both as director & actor. It just sucks that he had so much more to give! RIP Mr.Pollack.
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...is the SHIT. I saw that for the first time when I was 12 and it's been a favorite ever since. Three Days of the Condor is also awesome.
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Loved that guy
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Wow. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends at this time. He had a great body of work directing and acting. I loved him in “Tootsie” and never realized that he directed “Jeremiah Johnson” until this morning. This is a big loss.
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As a great director, it's hard to look past Three Days of the Condor and I won't even begin to mention his many accolades as an actor - but he was also producer on a great number of favourites! To mention just a handful that haven't already been mentioned - indicative of a man of great taste, as well as talent...
Out of Africa
Presumed Innocent
Searching for Bobby Fischer
The Quiet American
ok I really must stop - even though that's so very few...
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Who will be the directing giants of tomorrow?
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..and he kicked ass behind the scenes, especially from the director's chair. To say he will be greatly missed is to damn with faint praise. He will be remembered as a truly "great one" as time goes on. That, unfortunately, is all.
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So many of our great directors have passed away recently. Pollack was one of the best and one of a kind. Truly an actor's director.
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He will be missed greatly. God he could make a tight Thriller.
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...and I almost burst into tears.
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I can relate. Great movie, great performance by Pollock. Loved that guy! A baby was just born who will grow up to be Sydney Pollock (but probably with a different name).
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Fantastic work.Nothing more needs to be said.
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May 27, 2008 8:22:09 AM CDT
I bet he got a lot of tail in his day.....................
by crackerfarmboy
I'd like to stop by the funeral and smell his fingers!
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He gave us some GREAt movies!Now he can play pool with Stanley in Heaven....
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Agreed on the Eyes Wide Shut ricaleite. Nude od'ed hooker scene was great.
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He probably got some tail over the weekend.
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Sydney was a GREAT actor - a stand out in every scene he was in - but I think he was a particularly good comedic actor. I'm really gonna miss this guy's work.
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His work on Jeremiah Johnson, The Way We Were, Three Days of the Condor, The Electric Horseman, Absence of Malice and Tootsie was great. He got the best out of Robert Redford for certain. Jeremiah Johnson is one of the titles on my must have list when I get my Blu-Ray in.
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paranoid thrillers "Three Days Of The Condor" with great cinematography from Owen Reizman. No matter what topic or genre he chose, he rarely faltered. So sad to lose him at such an early age.
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the don't make them like him anymore.
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Oh sure, write about Pollack but totally ignore Robert Asprin.
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that was really the first time I saw him on screen, I still need to see some of his films like "Three Days of the Condor"... may he rest in peace...
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Mr. Pollack will be missed, tough he leaves behind a legacy that will never die. How many of us can say that?
My prayers for his family
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While I am by no means an author on things Pollack related I must say he was an easily recognizable figure that lent an earnest authenticity to whatever film I saw him in. He was also a consummate film maker who was able to expound on both the technical and artistic sides of the industry. A great loss to be sure.
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fuck. I wanted to work with this guy.
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Mr. Pollack, you will be missed.
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He was fantastic the year he hosted TCM's Saturday night show "The Essentials." Great insights, total class. I love "3 Days of the Condor", "Tootsie", "Jeremiah Johnson", and just a few weeks ago I finally saw "Electric Horseman" uncut. Another great film, and the chase scene is pretty impressive. Godspeed sir.
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I met Sydney Pollack in Aspen with my father and he took time to talk to both of us. Out of Africa was one of my father's favorite movies. Great guy, awesome actor and fantastic director... he will be missed.
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OK, I guess Pollack was brought on to finish this after Frank Perry (he of later "Mommie Dearest" fame) left due to creative differences. Seriously, this is one great movie. All around, Pollack was a class act.
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definitely agreed he was best host. It was just some months ago i aas chilling watching TCM and seeing him there. great man.
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hey fellow Pollack fans check out the tribute on blogspot's new blog
thebitterproducer -
hey fellow Pollack fans check out the tribute on blogspot's new blog
thebitterproducer -
Not the first guy you'd think of, but take a look at Jeremiah Johnson, The Yakuza, Three Days of the Condor.
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Pollack was hired to work with the young non-professional actors on the movie The Young Savages. Lancaster took an interest in what he was doing, told him he should be a director, and arranged for him to meet with the head of the Studio. He was assigned to apprentice under a Television producer for six months, learned his craft, and that's how he became a director.
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Pollack was hired to work with the young non-professional actors on the movie The Young Savages. Lancaster took an interest in what he was doing, told him he should be a director, and arranged for him to meet with the head of the Studio. He was assigned to apprentice under a Television producer for six months, learned his craft, and that's how he became a director.
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Pollack was hired to work with the young non-professional actors on the movie The Young Savages. Lancaster took an interest in what he was doing, told him he should be a director, and arranged for him to meet with the head of the Studio. He was assigned to apprentice under a Television producer for six months, learned his craft, and that's how he became a director. And that's what I learned on Fresh Air today.
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I'm holding the Jeremiah Johnson DVD in my hand right now. A classic!
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I've been coming to this site for nearly a decade and never felt the need to post before. Today I finally felt compelled. Sydney Pollack was without question truly a class act and giant of film. Yet here on a site full of cinephiles that you would expect to be better informed than the public at large, people cant be bothered. Yeah Ive got an opinion about indy and checked out the minutemen pic but c'mon! We've got more people argueing about whether a guy in a minor role of an unrealeased film is tall enough than just popping in to share their memories of a man who has crafted some of the timeless works of the last qaurter century. RIP Mr Pollock you will be sorely missed!
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I don't know what the hell I'm gonna do when the great Abe Vigoda finally kicks the bucket.
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I was privileged to have met Mr. Pollack during a documentary he was filming on Frank Geary. He was a truly nice man and a great director. His loss is a great one.
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And don't forget his paintings were a fucking mess, too!
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He must have watched it and got the cancer.
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He must have watched it and got the cancer.
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He must have watched it and got the cancer.
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He must have watched it and got the cancer.
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Sorry about that
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So, so sad at this news. He was great in so many roles, big and little: The Player, Tootsie, Eyes Wide Shut, Husbands and Wives - and of course he was a superlative director. But I'll always remember him as a member of my Pantheon of Fabulous Jewish Men. I'll miss you, Sydney. Rest in peace.
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I love Sydney Pollack and am sad to see him go. However, how come you guys completely glazed over the death of Dick Martin. I for one loved Laugh In and all of the stars it spawned, Arty Johnson, Ruth Buzzy, Goldie Hawn. And Dick Martin continued to direct many of the our favorite television shows years after the end of Laugh In. Come on, show him some love Aint It Cool!!!!
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So long Mr. Pollack. Loved the characters you played (usually a bright spot in any film) and your work as a director was second to none. Tootsie is a favourite, and it set the bar so high for todays RomComs that it's yet to be equalled IMHO. Condolences to your family, and RIP sir.
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Minghella spent his unfortunately short career trying to do what Pollack did so easily.
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