Tootsie (1982) - WHRO Cinema 15 Behind-the-Screen
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2020
- WHRO Cinema 15''s presentation of the 1982 film, Tootsie, with host Danny Epperson. The film stars Dustin Hoffman, Jessica Lange, Teri Garr, Bill Murray, Dabney Coleman, Geena Davis, George Gaines, and Sydney Pollack, who also directed.
This is the final presentation of Cinema 15 as hosted by Danny Epperson. Thanks so much for watching! Enjoy past introductions through this website channel: / dannyepperson - Thanks!
Cinema 15 airs Saturdays at 8pm on WHRO-TV 15 in Eastern Virginia.
More information: www.whro.org/tv/cinema15
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Danny Epperson! This was delightful. Thank you! Tootsie is one of my top five favorite films. It always feels fresh and involving even though I've viewed it dozens of times. Tootsie's editing is so sharp. There is never a lag. Every role, down to the smallest is excellently played. The culmination of the four "love stories" followed by Michael's late-night meeting with George is masterful. And I love that the history of George and Michael is never explicitly revealed, though you feel they've known each other for decades. Former college roommates, perhaps?
Thanks! You named many of the reasons why I just love this movie. I’m fact, I’m film class in college, we dissected this film to see its mastery. Amazing film.
The best movie ever. I love it so much. Amazing actors , nice music and of course awesome Dustin Hofmann as Dorothy 😍❤️
My absolute favorite!!!
Love love love this movie!
Yea!! My all time fave! Thanks for watching!
@@DannyEpperson great channel by the way
@@Sbannmarie thanks!!
One of my fave as well!!! I love this movie..
Thanks! Hope you enjoyed the insights! It’s a great film.
"Тутси" это моя молодость,
добрая память всем создателям и актерам этого прекрасного фильма, которых уже нет с нами, и долгих лет ныне здравствующим актерам❤❤❤
What an adorable bear ❤
I love her name Emily Kimberly. Wish I had a relative with that name.
Merly Streep is not the actress there with Marlon Brando in a Streetcar Named Desire-lol. But I can see how he emulated or was inspired by her voice to get her southern accent .
Hoffman starred with Streep in Kramer vs. Kramer and when we was filming Tootsie, he and Streep would get together and he would practice speaking like Vivian Leigh did in Streetcar while Streep read Brando’s lines.