Bill Hader
American actor, comedian and filmmaker; a Saturday Night Live cast member from 2005 to 2013 and co-creator, director and star of HBO's Barry from 2018 to 2023.
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Loved This is Spinal Tap
I first saw This Is Spinal Tap when I was seven or eight, and it totally changed my life.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved The Thin Red Line
The Thin Red Line is extraordinary.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved Sullivan’s Travels
Sullivan’s Travels, along with The Miracle at Morgan’s Creek and Unfaithfully Yours, is my favorite Preston Sturges movie.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
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Loved Ace in the Hole
Five Graves to Cairo (especially that ending), Double Indemnity, but nothing, nothing, beats Ace in the Hole.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved Le doulos
Loved Down by Law
When I was seventeen, I dressed like John Lurie and Tom Waits in Down by Law. They were the apex of cool in my book. This is my favorite Jim Jarmusch movie.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved Le plaisir
Le plaisir is probably my favorite Ophuls movie.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved Repulsion
I read about Repulsion in a book about horror movies when I was thirteen. I smuggled it out of my local Blockbuster when they wouldn’t rent it to me (I switched its box with Father of the Bride). Watching it late at night and feeling I was getting away with something while being scared shitless was an experience I’ll never forget.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved Bottle Rocket
Bottle Rocket remains my favorite Wes Anderson movie—and I love all of his movies.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved The Hit
Stephen Frears’s The Hit is John Hurt (in a truly frightening performance) and a young, punked-out, Chinese-star-throwing Tim Roth (ditto) as two hit men transporting stool pigeon Terence Stamp (what a fucking cast!) from Spain to Paris to meet retribution from the crime boss he put away.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved George Washington
When I first saw David Green’s George Washington, I was completely blown away by it.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Liked Stray Dog
The first lines of Stray Dog are Mifune’s cop reporting that his gun has been stolen. It really grabs you.
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
Loved High and Low
The first half of High and Low is so well told, paced, acted, and shot—and it’s all in one room!
criterion.com 17 Mar 2011
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