Movies

WORSE OF WORST?

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Money corrupts is a common phrase about how wealth changes people and power.

FOUR GIBBS+STILLS

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The killer ending is: “The album of the year was next door to the one Steven Stills was recording with his own band.

DALL: TO BE DONE

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Dall Wilson is a reclusive personality is a unique man who has produced a huge body of work over the years, and continues.

PROFESSOR CANTINFLAS

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He was the real nutty professor. Era el verdadero profesor chiflado.

DON vs RON

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From the Gipper to the Groper - Forget about it, which name is more popular, Ronald or Donald?

NOTORIOUS

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A widely and unfavorably known person. It describes someone famous for a negative reason, such as an immoral act, bad behavior, or a criminal reputation…
“We are protected by the enormity of your stupidity.”

TWO HOURS +

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He is a grumpy guy named Otto who's given up on life following the loss of his wife and lost the will to live. When a young family moves in nearby, he meets his match in quick-witted Latina named Marisol Sea and Sun, leading to a friendship that will turn his world around.

BULWORTH

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Nearly three decades later, this film seems prescient of political leaders Obama and Trump.
I am proud to have been cast to make a short cameo as a reporter in this major motion picture that few film fans may realize. Check the credits and you will see me as a reporter.

Z POINT

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This film remains a resonating work within its cult audience—an impressive feat for a project that initially failed so spectacularly. Its enduring popularity and dedicated fanbase attest to its ability to stand the test of time.

JOURNALISM FILMS

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On the anniversary of “All the President’s Men”. I look back at that and "Bulworth" Two films that hit close to home for different reasons. This is about one movie I was in, and another our newsroom was actually connected to and reporting, doubly so if you’re a minor character in it. That is the case with "Bulworth" and “All the President’s Men”. The best movies don’t just dramatize how journalism works—they capture why it matters.