TCM Remembers Norman Jewison
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2024
- We are saddened to hear the loss of filmmaker Norman Jewison, who relentlessly pushed storytelling forward, elevating unheard voices with unforgettable characters and performances.
Join us on March 21st for our programming tribute to his work. It starts with THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR at 8pm ET, followed by IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT, MOONSTRUCK, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF and THE CINCINNATI KID.
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In The Heat of The Night will always be my Favorite thanks for the great Films
It's my favorite movie. The chemistry between Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger was magic. Two different police officers from different parts of the country. Sidney Poitier was the big city cop and Rod Steiger was the chief of a small town in the deep South.
@@frankdenardo8684Helped make Poitier 1 of the biggest 🌟 of his era & allowed him to go on to be a Director.
mine is moonstruck
He also directed "Rollerball" (1975) starring James Caan and John Houseman.
He also directed "The Thrill of It All" (1963) and "Send Me No Flowers" (1964) both starring Doris Day.
RIP Norman Jewison. Fiddler On The Roof is my all time favorite film of his career 🎞️
Huge box office hit also, he made so many crowd pleasers.
It's a great movie to see anytime.
Didn't realize his career spanned so many decades. The topics and subject matter in many of his films were important and relevant. He will be missed. RIP ❤
& varied!
These tributes are always so nice. His death didn't get a lot of high profile traction in the news, which was not fair at all.
Google News him, I got over 50 responses, globally & personally, though as The Atlantic headline put it, his movies were more famous than he was - of course, he was 🇨🇦!
Great article in the NYTimes, front page I think.
Didn’t realized he did both Heat of the Night AND Soldier’s Story!
He also directed The Cincinnati Kid, Gaily, Gaily, Fiddler on the Roof, The Thomas Crown Affair, Moonstruck, F.I.S.T.,
@@frankdenardo8684 Don't forget Other People's Money (1991) from Warner Bros. Pictures and Only You (1994) from TriStar Pictures.
@@frankdenardo8684 Oh I know (actually, I didn't know he did F.I.S.T.). Reason why I took notice of that was because when I watched Solder's Story back when I was a kid in the theater, I couldn't help but notice parallels between the relationship between Howard E. Rollins and Dennis Lipscomb playing the two main Black and White officers and Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger in Heat of the Night.
@NoPawn Sylvester Stallone starred in F.I.S.T. as a union organizer named Johnny Kovak. Although the movie is fictitious, it was loosely based on Jimmy Hoffa, who was involved with the Teamsters Union. Kovak, like Hoffa, was in cahoots with the Mafia.
My favourite fellow Canuckistan 🇨🇦 & don't see a replacement in sight.
I'm so honoured he was a Canadian director of immense insight. Let's not forget A Soldiers Story too. Rip Mr jewison ❤🙏. 🦉🇨🇦
rest in peace norman . goodnight God bless you sir .
Rest in Peace Mr Jewison
His story on how he got the job to direct "Fiddler On The Roof" is worth looking up! So many amazing films! RIP Norman
As a result, the Jewish community has adopted him as one of their own. 97. Not bad Norman and what a beautiful legacy you have left us with, filled with great films that will entertain and inform future generations for as long as Humans exist.
@@aviduser1961Because of his name, he was getting beaten up in the streets of Toronto as a youth, we were still segregated then (which appalled him when he witnessed it in the American South years later).
A Jew isn't a race or ethnicity
Rollerball inspired my love for speculative fiction. Thank you Norman Jewison for being a part of making it happen and R.I.P. ❤
Thank you for this. His were some of my favorites.
RIP Norman. And thank you for your great 🎬 🎬🎬🎥🎥🎥
Great tribute video 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
❤❤❤😔😔😔😔😔😔. Moonstruck one of my favorite movies RIP
YES. My first thought.
He could even win Cher the Oscar!
A superb, versatile director who left a fantastic Hollywood legacy of so many enjoyable films, along with those memorable Judy Garland television shows. Here's to his long life and enduring career!
Also his comedies with Doris Day & Tony Curtis, it was Curtis who asked Jewison to become his film Director after enjoying his television work.
One of my favorite movies he directed is "The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming" RIP
He had a long and rewarding life for sure
I'm so honoured he was a Canadian director of immense insight. In the Heat of the Night my fav☆👌 but don't forget A Soldiers Story too. Rip Mr jewison 🙏. 🦉🇨🇦
I feel a lot of people don't know about this but there was a 1973 film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's concept musical "Jesus Christ Superstar" with Jewison as the director. And it was a very interesting adaptation to say the least.
RIP Norman.
A great director and he was Canadian as well rest in peace
TMC is family the tell a story and make it to movies we are hearts and minds to rise with joy❤It's 2024 TM C has not lost it's season ❤❤❤
Other People's Money is an underrated comedy
Jonathan! Jonathan!
How Norman Jewison didn't win a Best Director Oscar for Jesus Christ Superstar I'll never know!
I dunno, it sucked? But seriously, in the 46th Academy Awards he wasn't even nominated for Best Director and given the nominees that year I'm not surprised: George Roy Hill(winner) - The Sting, George Lucas - American Graffiti, Ingmar Bergman - Cries and Whispers, William Friedkin - The Exorcist, Bernardo Bertolucci - Last Tango in Paris
As would happen years later with The Hurricane, there was an open & active campaign against it, a gentile journalist claimed the source material was antisemitic, despite the fact that Golda Meir was a fan of Jewison's work, even the Russians enjoyed his comedy about them & during the Cold War!
It's a great rock opera. Watch it over the holidays.
*Like Jewifather, like Jewison*
R.I.P.
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Oh no.
Another awesome legendary filmmaker gone now.
I can't believe he's no longer with us.
He was one of the most terrific directors there ever was.
Yet, in our current times, he was extremely underappreciated and overlooked.
RIP Norman.
You made exceptional motion pictures that are outstanding and surpasses the current bulk of shoddy crap being churned out by the studios today.
"In The Heat Of The Night," "A Soldier's Story," "The Thomas Crown Affair," "Rollerball," "The Russians Are Coming...The Russians Are Coming," "The Hurricane," "....And Justice For All," and "The Cincinnati Kid" are included in my personal list of the best movies ever made.
The 2020s has been a decade so far of losing the best directors that were innovators of the Hollywood Renaissance of the 1960s and 1970s.
First the prestigious Peter Bogdanovich, then the wonderful and fearless auteur William Friedkin, and now the noteworthy and gifted Norman Jewison.
Thank you, guys.
Thanks for making great cinema.
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Uhm, Howard Hawks, Hitchcock, Renoir, John Ford, Wyler, Wilder, Lubitsch.
@@unowen-nh9ov
Let me rephrase.
The best directors of the fantastic decades of both the 1960s and 1970s that I nickname "The Revolutionary Newcomers."
I wasn't disrespecting the two separate groups of filmmakers from the previous eras who I like to call "The Silent Pioneers" and "The Golden Age Masters."
Ford, Hawks, Hitchcock, Wyler, Renoir, Wilder, and Lubitsch have and will always receive my absolute awe and respect.
Especially Pappy Ford.
The greatest American movie director who ever lived IMO.