The Long Goodbye (film)
1973
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British Academy of Film & Television Arts Cinematography 1973, 1972 · Nominated
- Awards 1971: Nominated for Oscar: Best Actress (Julie Christie) 1971: Writers Guild of America (WGA): Nominated for Best Adapted Drama Screenplay 1972: BAFTA Awards: Nominated for Best Cinematography
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National Society of Film Critics Awards, USA. 1972 Nominee NSFC Award. Best Cinematography. Vilmos Zsigmond. Tied with Billy Williams for Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971) in 3rd place.
McCabe & Mrs. Miller received five votes in the British Film Institute's 2012 Sight & Sound polls, and in a later BBC poll was voted the 16th greatest American film ever made. In a 2009 interview, the film critic A.O. Scott named it one of his five favorite films.
Jul 26, 2023 · But what about the way Warren Beatty, as bumbling early 20th-century Northwestern entrepreneur John McCabe, watches Julie Christie’s brusquely practical madam Constance Miller devour a plateful...
McCabe & Mrs. Miller: Directed by Robert Altman. With Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, Rene Auberjonois, William Devane. A gambler and a prostitute become business partners in a remote Old West mining town, and their enterprise thrives until a large corporation arrives on the scene.
Nov 14, 1999 · McCabe takes his winnings and purchases three fancy women--not as entertainment, as an investment. They're not too fancy; one is fat, one has no teeth, they all look scrubbed with too much cheap soap. His plan is to open a whorehouse and saloon, with a bathhouse in the back. Advertisement.
MILLER (1971) stars AFI Life Achievement Award recipient Warren Beatty and Julie Christie as a gambler and sex worker, respectively, who team up to open a brothel in a western town called Presbyterian Church.
English-born business partner and prostitute Mrs. Miller (Julie Christie) joins gambler/financier McCabe (Warren Beatty) in their under-construction turn-of-the-century Washington state frontier brothel, tangling over their roles in the operation, in Robert Altman’s McCabe And Mrs. Miller, 1971.
