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fromEsquire
1 day ago

Jon Bernthal Is Going to Die Trying

The guy who plays the Punisher offers to make me a cup of tea. When I decline, Jon Bernthal, forty-nine, reaches for a square tin box and pops off the lid to reveal a pile of purple gummies. I am certain there's weed in them. "Want one?" He asks, pushing the tin in front of me. I pause, eyeballing them. "They're soft throat lozenges. Sugar-free. These fuckers are good, dude."
Humor
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fromwww.amny.com
1 month ago
NYC LGBT

Review | Dog Day Afternoon' is all bark, no bite | amNewYork

Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach star in a Broadway adaptation of Dog Day Afternoon, but the execution struggles with pacing and coherence.
fromTime Out New York
1 month ago
Film

Broadway review: A heist and a play go wrong in Dog Day Afternoon

Stephen Adly Guirgis's new Broadway play fails to capture the intensity of the original 1975 film about a botched bank heist.
NYC music
fromVulture
4 weeks ago

Is a Bank Heist Supposed to Sound This Groovy?

The Broadway adaptation of Dog Day Afternoon features a strong musical element, enhancing the gritty atmosphere of the original film.
Independent films
fromVulture
1 month ago

Did Dog Day Afternoon Get Away With It?

The new Broadway production of Dog Day Afternoon offers a fresh interpretation, emphasizing character development and emotional depth over strict adherence to the original film.
Film
fromTime Out New York
1 month ago

Broadway review: A heist and a play go wrong in Dog Day Afternoon

Stephen Adly Guirgis's new Broadway play fails to capture the intensity of the original 1975 film about a botched bank heist.
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fromenglish.elpais.com
7 months ago

A true crime, an empathetic kidnapper and Al Pacino: How Dog Day Afternoon' made history

Dog Day Afternoon, a 1975 film based on a 1972 Brooklyn bank robbery, combines corrosive humor, social critique and empathetic LGBTQ portrayal, enduring 50 years.
Film
fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months ago

Al Pacino on Dog Day Afternoon at 50: It plays more today than it even did then'

Al Pacino mourns Robert Redford, reflects on aging and mortality while noting cinema preserves performances like his incandescent role in Dog Day Afternoon.
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