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Dean Stockwell: cult indie character actor who refused to fit in
Dean Stockwell: cult indie character actor who refused to fit in. At once an insider yet never quite Hollywood enough, Stockwell’s prolific career was at its best when he showed his own alienation
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Molly Lewis: the professional whistler on everyone’s lips in Hollywood
Molly Lewis: the professional whistler on everyone’s lips in HollywoodShe performed at Harry Dean Stanton’s deathbed, and is a member of John C Reilly’s roller-skating club. Now the Australian-born star is capturing LA noir with her new EP Whistle while you work it ... Molly Lewis. Photograph: Kiera McNally
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Psychedelic Furs: John Hughes got the wrong end of the stick with Pretty In Pink
The famous filmmaker named his cult classic after the new wave band's song.
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12 brilliant under-appreciated movies you might have missed in 2018
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Why America misses its icon Harry Dean Stanton
Marlon Brando used to telephone his friend Harry Dean Stanton late at night in the 1970s to chat about acting. “He taught me Shakespearean monologues from The Tempest and Macbeth,” recalled Stanton. The meaning of life and death, and whether existence is anything more than a “black void”, is also at the heart of Stanton’s final movie, Lucky, which he completed just six months before he died at the age of 91 on 15 September 2017.
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Lucky review: Harry Dean Stanton bows out with a low-key, life-affirming charmer
Lucky review: Harry Dean Stanton bows out with a low-key, life-affirming charmer
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Dashes, commas, and judgmental twitchers | Brief letters
Harry Dean Stanton’s TV series was called Have Gone – Will Travel (that dash is crucial). Your obituary for Harry Dean Stanton (18 September) mispunctuates the title of the TV series Have Gun – Will Travel by substituting a comma for the dash. • Boris Johnson must know that birds do not sing in the nest (Report, 20 September).
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Harry Dean Stanton, cult American actor, dies aged 91
Harry Dean Stanton, the veteran American actor who ballasted generations of independent and cult films, has died aged 91. The subject of the late critic Roger Ebert’s “Stanton Walsh Rule” – “No movie featuring either Harry Dean Stanton or M Emmet Walsh in a supporting role can be altogether bad” – Stanton was famed for his ability to project his hangdog, laconic charm into minor roles, which ensured he worked continuously for over six decades. Directors who cast him include David Lynch, Sam Pe
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Tributes pour in after cult American actor Harry Dean Stanton dies aged 91
Veteran American actor Harry Dean Stanton has died aged 91. The Kentucky-born star's career spanned more than six decades, appearing in films including 1984's Paris, Texas and Repo Man. Stanton's agent John S Kelly confirmed the star had died on Friday afternoon at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles.
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Tributes paid to actor Harry Dean Stanton, dead at 91
David Lynch, John Carpenter and Mark Ruffalo are among those saying goodbye to the esteemed character on Twitter.
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