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Subject: Director Sydney Pollack passes away..
Written By: saver on 05/26/08 at 9:37 pm
A mover and shaker of Hollywood....RIP :(
Subject: Re: Director Sydney Pollock passes away..
Written By: quirky_cat_girl on 05/26/08 at 9:37 pm
just read this....RIP. :(
Subject: Re: Director Sydney Pollack passes away..
Written By: coqueta83 on 05/26/08 at 11:42 pm
RIP Sydney Pollack. :\'(
Subject: Re: Director Sydney Pollack passes away..
Written By: ninny on 05/27/08 at 1:27 pm
WOW..RIP Sydney :\'(
Subject: Re: Director Sydney Pollack passes away..
Written By: Philip Eno on 05/27/08 at 1:40 pm
Such great films from Sydney Pollack:
1969 - They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
1973 - The Way We Were
1982 - Tootsie
1985 - Out of Africa
1993 - The Firm
RIP :\'(
Subject: Re: Director Sydney Pollack passes away..
Written By: Reynolds1863 on 05/27/08 at 3:43 pm
He directed and acted in Tootsie as Hoffman's agent. Great talent he was. Hollywood lost a great one.
Subject: Re: Director Sydney Pollack passes away..
Written By: whistledog on 05/27/08 at 7:25 pm
WHAT??? He was one of my favourite directors, and even actors.
I loved him best as an actor in 'Death Becomes Her' where he played the doctor examining Meryl Streep. The scared look on his face as he told her that her bones were broken, she was frozen below 80 and that her heart has stopped beating was hilarious
Subject: Re: Director Sydney Pollack passes away..
Written By: MaxwellSmart on 05/27/08 at 7:55 pm
:\'(
Sorry to see him go. "Out of Africa" and "Tootsie" are '80s emblems for me. He also worked with Woody Allen a whole bunch.
I had a pharmacist who looked exactly like the elder Sydney Pollack. You'd look behind the counter and say, "Oh, Sydney's working again!) Which is to say, I think Pollack was interesting guy visually.