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A Uniquely American Flavor of Eccentricity: Robert Altman's Nashville

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“24 of your favorite stars in Nashville!” hollers the voiceover in the opening credits of Robert Altman’s consensus favorite and magnum opus. (We can ignore the fact that only 23 of the cast members acted consistently, and several members of the ensemble likely have less screen time than Elliott Gould and Julie Christie’s cameos as themselves.) Despite the opener’s intentions to function as a parody of the 1970s commercials for K-tel Records, it…

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A Uniquely American Flavor of Eccentricity: Robert Altman's Nashville

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STA: A hundred years have passed since the birth of American director Robert Altman

A hundred years ago, the cult American director, screenwriter and producer Robert Altman was born on this day. During his long film career, he directed 87 films, produced 38 of them. He made his mark on the film world with the films M.A.S.H, The Gambler and the Prostitute, Nashville, The Actor, Pret a Porter and Short Stories. He died in 2006.

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