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Scene from my Gatsby life: “Hank, how do you spell ‘occulist'”?
Mia was pregnant. The Newport shoot wrapped before her baby bump blossomed fully into Fletcher Previn. Then, what Redford once, semi-sarcastically, termed “the big money, above-the-line” personnel, and the British camera crew and one minor Paramount executive made their various … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Scenes From My Life, The Facts of Life
Tagged "Eyes of TJ Eckleberg", "The Great Gatsby" 1974, Daisy Buchanan, Fletcher Previn, Gatsby, Hank Moonjean, Jack Clayton, John Box, Mia Farrow, Pinewood Studios, Robert Redford, Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby, Theoni Aldredge
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Scenes from my life: Meeting Robert Redford
He was wearing a World War I US Army uniform… I was wearing a summer sweater and white jeans… …with my Paramount Pictures ID badge 181 pinned on. The setting was a palatial room at Marble House, one of Newport’s … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged Daisy Buchanan, Francis Coppola, Grand Trianon, Hank Moonjean, Jack Clayton, Jay Gatsby, Marble House, Mia Farrow, Newport RI, Paramount Pictures, Robert Redford, Rosecliff, The Great Gatsby, World War I
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