Butterfly (1982) |
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| Director(s) | Matt Cimber |
| Producer(s) | Matt Cimber |
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Orson Welles
(as Judge Rauch)
Stuart Whitman
(as Rev. Rivers)
June Lockhart
(as Mrs. Helen Gillespie)
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Butterfly (1982) was a - Film directed by Matt Cimber and produced by Matt Cimber.
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Lives Behind the Legends: Greta Garbo – Social Butterfly
Lives Behind the Legends: Greta Garbo – Social Butterfly Greta Garbo’s most famous quote is undoubtedly ‘I want to be alone.’ But it wasn’t Garbo who said this, it was her character in Grand Hotel who uttered those famous words. Garbo herself made a more nuanced statement: ‘I neve... Read full article
Pearl Harbor and baseball's butterfly effect
Recently, we uncovered proof that at least one Carole Lombard film ("Made For Each Other") played at a drive-in theater during her lifetime (https://carole-and-co.livejournal.com/1090439.html); whether she saw it or any other film at a drive-in is probably lost to history.That may also be true for ... Read full article
Black Butterfly (2017)
Spain, US, Italy / 93 minutes / color / Grindstone, Ambi, Paradox, Elipsis [sic] Capital, Battleplan, Lionsgate Premiere Dir: Brian Goodman Pr: Silvio Muraglia, Andrea Iervolino, Monika Bacardi, Alexandra Klim, Marc Frydman, Rod Lurie, Alberto Burgueño, Juan Antonio García Peredo Scr: Justin Stanl... Read full article
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)
It’s beyond me how a film about a man who is all but paralyzed, except for his left eye, could be interesting. The main plot point follows his struggle to write a memoir using a tedious system where he blinks his eye for an assistant to transcribe. Maybe this does not sound all that engaging, ... Read full article
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)
It’s beyond me how a film about a man who is all but paralyzed, except for his left eye, could be interesting. The main plot point follows his struggle to write a memoir using a tedious system where he blinks his eye for an assistant to transcribe. Maybe this does not sound all that engaging, ... Read full article
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