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Larry King tonight: Dominic Dunne about BBM - a repeat?

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monimm18:
I was just watching Larry King. Dominic Dunne was on. At the very end, they showed images of Ang Lee winning the Oscar for Best Director, then a series of images where BBM was called for Best Film at various award shows, then a fragment of the lake scene. The whole clip seemed kinda poignant, like "here's a great film that was celebrated all over the place, and yet..."

After those images, Larry King asked Dunne what he thought about Crash winning the Oscar for Best Film.

Dunne said (paraphrasing):"I was surprised Crash won. I enjoyed Crash, it was a very good film, but not a great film. Brokeback Mountain was a great film, in my opinion, it should have won the Oscar."

The show ended on that note. Did anybody see it? Was it a repeat show, does anybody know?
I mean, after all this time, to still talk about BBM on Larry King - not that I think this film doesn't deserve to be talked about - I hope it sticks in people's minds and is discussed forever in the media and everywhere else.

It kinda turned me inside out...

Moni


"Don't be satisfied with a good life. We should demand to live in a better world"

DeeDee:
It's on at 2 am here, but it says 2006 and doesn't say repeat.  Still not sure, though.

monimm18:

--- Quote from: deedee on April 13, 2006, 01:30:39 am ---It's on at 2 am here, but it says 2006 and doesn't say repeat.  Still not sure, though.

--- End quote ---

Thanks, deedee. I checked CNN's website, and, apparently it's a new show. Woo-hooo! Glad to see BBM is still on the media's minds.

Moni


"Don't be satisfied with a good life. We should demand to live in a better world"

amh:
Thanks for posting the info, moni - I'm sorry I missed it but glad to hear about it!

Kd5000:
I always did like Dunn. Best reason to buy Vanity Fair. Kinda reminds me of a straight Truman Capote.

Does any with an IQ over 100 think Crash is a great movie?. I know, in Hollywood, perhaps the IQ quotient isn't that high, Lee, Ledger, and Jake, Williams, Hathaway aside.  :)

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