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Feb 01, 2012
Review: Pink Ribbons, Inc.
Director: Léa Pool Screenplay: Léa Pool, Patricia Kearns, Nancy Guerin Producer: Ravida Din MPAA Rating:...
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I’m thinking after my mini-Almodovar marathon I might do a small Michael Caine-a-thon. I have seen very little of his earlier work.
I would so jump on board for that. I love Caine and haven’t managed to catch up on his early work.
Is it possible to do a Small Caine-a-thon? That guy has some serious depth on his resume. Get Carter, The Ipcress File, and Zulu are musts in the early part of his career. Deathtrap, Without A Clue and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels in the 1980s. And The Quiet American, The Prestige, and Children of Men more recently.
Underdogs: Alfie, The Statement, The Man Who Would Be King, The Weatherman, Blood & Wine.