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1. cinephiliabeyond.org › terrence-malicks-thin-redTerrence Malick’s ‘The Thin Red Line’: The Traumatic and ...

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   In January 1995, Geisler and Roberdeau reached the end of their financial stability and patience with Malick’s mix of meticulousness and indecisiveness, so they decided to approach Malick’s former agent, co-founder of Orion Pictures and now chairman of a newly established production company Phoenix Pictures, Mike Medavoy to help bring the ...

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2. www.vanityfair.com › hollywood › 2010The Runaway Genius: Behind Terrence Malick’s The Thin Red ...

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   Apr 23, 2010 · So when Malick said, “Let’s do this,” Geisler and Roberdeau, drunk on his prose poetry, agreed, paying him $400,000. Late in the summer of 1990, Malick had turned in the first draft...

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4. www.indiewire.com › features › generalIt Was A War For Cast & Crew: 16 Things You Need To Know ...

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   Jun 17, 2011 · 6. Malick is the master of either evasive answers, assuaging fears or both. In a 2003 interview with Time Out, Nick Nolte recalled being amazed at an outcome of a a meeting that the actors had ...

5. ew.com › article › 1999/04/02''Thin Red Line'' brings controversy to the Oscars

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   Apr 2, 1999 · On Malick’s side were Twentieth Century Fox and Phoenix Pictures, which threatened to erase Geisler’s and Roberdeau’s names from the film when they spoke publicly about...

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   How did Malick react to Roberdeau?

   • Malick was nervous. His face was flushed. He had prepared some remarks, but when he stood up his mind went blank. He was deeply embarrassed and looked as if he just wanted to survive to the end. Observes Roberdeau, “He was in his element, but he was painfully aware that everybody was looking at him as the master. This was a kind of coming-out.”

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   Why did Malick break up with Geisler & Roberdeau?

   • But one thing is clear: Malick and the producers, who did manage to retain their screen credit, were made for each other. His genius sparked their ambition; their ambition cleared his path back to filmmaking. Geisler and Roberdeau ensnared Malick in a web of love that he may have come to experience as obligation, and he broke loose.

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   Did Terrence Malick want a war movie?

   • 1. In many ways Terrence Malick did not want to make “The Thin Red Line,” or at least not a war film. What Terrence Malick truly wanted to make was what ended up on screen, another meditation on the human condition that happened to be set around the setting of WWII. But he had his doubts early on when he too thought he was making a war picture.

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   How long has Terrence Malick been in film?

   • Back to top By Sven Mikulec Twenty years have passed between Days of Heaven, Terrence Malick’s second feature film, and The Thin Red Line, his great 1998 comeback, the third film in a rich, influential and thoroughly unique career of one of the most interesting, inspirational and poetic filmmakers of our time. Twenty years is a very

   Terrence Malick’s ‘The Thin Red Line’: The Traumatic and Poetic Journey

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7. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1998-dec-23-ca'Red Line': A Distant Epic - Los Angeles Times

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   Dec 23, 1998 · A Fox 2000 Pictures presentation, from Phoenix Pictures, in association with George Stevens Jr., of a Geisler-Roberdeau production, released by 20th Century Fox. Director Terrence Malick.

8. www.indiewire.com › features › generalThe Lost Projects And Unproduced Screenplays Of Terrence Malick

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   Jul 12, 2011 · A decade later, Geisler reconnected with Malick, with Roberdeau in tow, with an offer for the helmer to tackle an adaptation of D.M. Thomas’ novel “The White Hotel.” Malick countered with a...

9. variety.com › 1998 › filmThe Thin Red Line - Variety

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   Dec 21, 1998 · The film under review is the final release version, for which the sans-end-credits picture portion runs three minutes shorter than the unfinished cut screened for critics in L.A. and New York ...