This opening from Carnal Knowledge is really neat, the way Bergen comes out of the darkness into the mixer and the camera follows her around. Then the delineation of the characters between Garfunkel and Nicholson.
This is most probably a late 1940's Amherst - Smith mixer, maybe Amherst - Mt. Holyoke. Beautiful cinematography by Giuseppe Rotunno, set design by Richard Silbert and shot almost entirely in tight and medium shots.
I sat next to Candice at an event, i believe it was 1974 -- when she was in her prime - young and beautiful - i had never seen anyone who looked so gorgeous and her profile was perfect - a rare human being - most humans are gruesome - not Candy in her prime.
"Carnal Knowledge" (1971), directed by Mike Nichols, starring Jack Nicholson, Art Garfunkel, Candice Bergen, Ann-Margret, Rita Moreno, Carol Kane; written by Jules Feiffer
This opening from Carnal Knowledge is really neat, the way Bergen comes out of the darkness into the mixer and the camera follows her around. Then the delineation of the characters between Garfunkel and Nicholson.
Art is so cute
This is most probably a late 1940's Amherst - Smith mixer, maybe Amherst - Mt. Holyoke. Beautiful cinematography by Giuseppe Rotunno, set design by Richard Silbert and shot almost entirely in tight and medium shots.
Candice Bergen: what an entrance!
This film had so much good scriptwriting. Nicholson's scenes with Bobby were wonderful as was his Ballbuster slide show.
such a great "act"
YOU, are the caretaker. You've always been the Caretaker.
I sat next to Candice at an event, i believe it was 1974 -- when she was in her prime - young and beautiful - i had never seen anyone who looked so gorgeous and her profile was perfect - a rare human being - most humans are gruesome - not Candy in her prime.
Wunderbar subtil.
What is the name of this film... Anyone? I adore Artie but had no idea, he did films.
"Carnal Knowledge" (1971), directed by Mike Nichols, starring Jack Nicholson, Art Garfunkel, Candice Bergen, Ann-Margret, Rita Moreno, Carol Kane; written by Jules Feiffer
@@mickeymouse7042 Thank you, just on Utube looking and found it.
He also played Nately in Catch-22! I honestly love Artie, a handsome little genius 😂😂
@@EdwardianTea great singer too legend and Jacks the best