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October 5th, 2011

Dev Anand, Clint Eastwood, Woody Allen: Creativity knows no age

The OPEN Magazine
 

These men are so consumed by cinema that they refuse to notice that they are physically frail or that most of their contemporaries are dead

Six Hindi films released last weekend—among them Chargesheet, Dev Anand’s 113th film. The film is about the murder of a top actress. Dev Saab (I’ve never been able to call him anything else) plays a retired cop who is called in to crack the case. In the film’s print ads, he looks grim and determined, surrounded by a mysterious swirl of smoke and assorted scantily dressed women. Incredibly, our stellar sleuth turned 88 this week. But neither age, nor his alarming lack of success (his last hit was Des Pardes, 33 years ago) seems to faze him. Even before Chargesheet’s release, Anand had announced his next film—Hare Rama Hare Krishna Aaj. Clint Eastwood, who is 81, has even more astounding speed and quality. Last week, the trailer of his new film, J Edgar, was released. It stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a controversial FBI director and seems to have the necessary ingredients—biopic, gravitas, old-fashioned drama and a star undergoing a physical transformation—to spell Oscar. This is Eastwood’s 32nd film as director. Click here to read more
September 24th, 2011

Is Anil Kapoor being biased towards Hollywood?

Actor Anil Kapoor says despite their rising presence in the West, Indian actors are yet to make it big in Hollywood. “Nobody has really tasted success there (in Hollywood) yet, while living here (in India). It’s like an ocean there. There are thousands of directors there unlike here. Here, the pool of talent is very limited,” the actor said in a recent interview. His Hollywood journey so far has been humble. “Any celeb with global success (there) is so down to earth and so humble. When you meet them, you feel you are the celebrity. Their thinking is very global, whether in terms of films, content or attitude,” said Kapoor, whose role model is Clint Eastwood. “In India, people give the impression they know everything. In Hollywood, they have a childlike quality in them to know more about everything they don’t,” he added. While we think Mr Kapoor maybe right to some extent but making a blanket statement about everyone in the country is stretching it too far.
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