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Roger Avary
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Roger Avary
@AVARY
Director, producer, and Oscar™-winning screenwriter. CEO of General Cinema Dynamics Corporation.
- Replying to @ProtokahnEasily one of the best experiences in a cinema I’ve ever had. I would go as far as saying it’s the reason cinema was invented.
- We had an absolute freaking blast on the show, and at the Comedy Mothership, laughing our asses off at humor that's probably banned in California. Thank you.
- Michael Mann is so on point.Michael Mann initially wanted to cast William Friedkin as Hannibal Lecter/Lecktor in Manhunter. Friedkin: “I thought he was putting me on. I said, ‘You see me as Hannibal Lecter?’ He said, ‘I see you exactly as Hannibal Lecter. You don’t appear to be psychotic, but you are.’”
- Replying to @WinAFreeiPodIt would have to be Megumin, because she shares my daughter Gala’s birthday...and I love explosions!
- I was never actually that big of a fan of Rick Dalton, but seeing how upset Quentin is today and how inconsolable he is has me wanting to see The Fireman 2 again. My favorite Dalton film.We are saddened by the news of the passing of actor Rick Dalton, best known for his roles in the hit TV series Bounty Law and The Fireman trilogy. Rick passed away peacefully in his home in Hawaii and is survived by his wife Francesca. RIP Rick Dalton 1933-2023
- Replying to @adamegyptWe’ve all been in that latte situation, at one time or another, and it’s demoralizing.
- This is probably what we would look like after a teleporter accident.In Westwood after seeing “Oppenheimer,” Quentin Tarantino walks across the street and buys a ticket to see “Barbie.”
- Rock All Night, Roger Corman. RIP.
- Absolutely one of the most important American independent films of all time.
- The Barbie showing in Westwood last night had such an amazing audience, literally cheering the movie. Many of them were larping. I haven't seen that in a while, and it was awesome.So happy for cinemas having the busiest weekend in years. I saw ‘Oppenheimer’ in venue shaking 70mm IMAX, I couldn’t even get tix for ‘Barbie’ at my fav London screen. And you still have ‘Mission Impossible’ (and more) to dazzle your eyeballs out there. The big screen isn’t dead.
