Tonight on Art: “Real Moron”, why did he hate the director of the Plaine Wind?

Tonight at 9:00, Art turns the Western classical classic: The Wind of Plain, directed by John Huston, and performed by Burt Lankaster, Audrey Hepburn, Audrey Murphy, John Saxon and Lillian Gish. But did you know that Houston returned everyone’s team? Clue: He kidnapped and here’s why.

Success at any price

Initially, the film should be Bronco Apache (1954), already with Lancaster and its scenario, studying “Relationships between people and Indians and (…) an absolutely hostile environment with some of the most brutal Indians that this country has ever developed.”. When it comes to control, John Houston rewrite a part of this topic to make it “The subject of racism in the border city and comment on the real nature of the” morality “of the communities.

Except that someone is going to get into this project. Someone called the producer. Indeed, the film is funded by Hatch Hill-Lankaster, a firm, by the way, Burt Lancaster, Project Star. And while involving the low-wind winds, “HHL” really needs success in theaters, after the Giant STEP’s consistent failure, a rabbit trapped, in the seventeenth doll summer and in the summer of Cry Tough, all four came out in 1959.

John Huston Buddha

Thus, the bar scenario is revised to reduce the topic of racism and emphasize the spectacular aspect to make the film succeed in the box office. The project, according to John Houston, “Cape and the Sword Movie Pioneer Greater than Life.” Instead of leaving, the filmmaker chooses to stay, despite changing this direction. His biographer will, by the way, say that he needed $ 300,000 to rebuild the Irish Palace. Except that it will stop.

Quoted Type type: Burt Lancaster biography De Fishgall, Gary, Set Photographer IgE Morath claims that: “Half of the time, unable to make a movie”And the script by John Gay goes farther: “On this movie, it was a real moron. He stood up against each other. He was asking and really means.

And still … success

The cake, Burt Lancaster, and it often collapses, the first one who has a hint on the second, where to place the camera. The film ends under the tension, and John Houston writes about it in his autobiography: “I don’t like some of my films, but the low -lying wind is the only one that I really don’t like. Despite good performances, the general tone is pompous and exaggerated.”

Cynically, from the new version of the PLAIN, there will be a success, which is hoped by the firm Hatch-Hil-Lankaster, which according to that almost $ 9 million crops on the American soil budget for $ 3 million.