In Don Siegel's 1971
In Don Siegel's 1971 film "The Knick", he is clearly not happy to see his production of the film "The Man Who Shot Charlie" over the objections of the American Film Institute. It's an intelligent piece of work from Britain's top-level talent, of which he is an integral part. But it is the fact that he is not ahead of his time, and the fact that this film is a direct rip-off of "The
In Don Siegel's 1971 film "The Streetcar Named Desire" the characters are a mix of devious criminals, cop and alcoholic, and a real, real man who takes his own life. The American accent is not the only thing that Maria Schneider does well. She has a very strong intellect, and she is not afraid to show it to everyone. The characters are not always the same. Maria Schneider does not get into her own way, and she