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2 days ago · Seven gunmen from a variety of backgrounds are brought together by a vengeful young widow to protect her town from the private army of a destructive industrialist. Release Date. October 12, 1960 ...
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5 days ago · Plenty of fast-rising directors have been hand-picked by a major studio to work with lavish budgets and starry ensemble casts, but for McQueen, the Americanised version of cinema was never one he found too appealing, as he explained to The Guardian. “I could never make American movies, they like happy endings,” he said.
3 days ago · This replica version based on Eliminator is a must for all Steve McQueen enthusiasts, collectors and fans. It is available from Bell resellers from S to XXL and priced from €474,95 in limited series.
4 days ago · Terence Steven McQueen, forever immortalised as "The King of Cool," was an American actor and racing driver whose life transcended the silver screen. McQueen was born in Beech Grove, Indiana on March 24, 1930. His journey to stardom was a hard battle against a tough upbringing. McQueen's early life was marked by instability.
2 days ago · Displayed in the context of art, McQueen’s championing of the diversity of London’s next generation, is also a championing of the value and need for culture and creativity. But however benign and happy the portrait, the British education system is not a level playing field. Editor’s note: Steve McQueen: Year 3 is on view at Tate Britain ...
4 days ago · In his memoir The Garner Files, McQueen’s co-star in The Great Escape offered a disparaging comparison to Marlon Brando, who he’d worked with previously on the 1957 drama Sayonara. “Like Marlon Brando, he could be a pain in the ass on set,” Garner said of McQueen. “Unlike Brando, he wasn’t an actor.
4 days ago · Directed by Steve McQueen, 12 Years a Slave is an adaptation of the popular memoir written in 1853 by Solomon Northup. It tells the story of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was forcibly taken from his home in upstate New York’s Saratoga Springs and brought to Washington, D.C. in 1841.
