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Column: At 50, ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ shows us what’s missing now from true-crime movies
I recently re-watched this 1975 movie starring Al Pacino with a roomful of young college students in Urbana-Champaign. They were riveted.
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A Super Dog Day Afternoon
Being the deep, substantial person that I am, I was kind of hoping that following my knee replacement surgery, my at-home ...
Al Pacino Celebrates 50th Anniversary of ‘Dog Day Afternoon' With American Cinematheque Crowd, and Picks Surprise Favorite Roles From His Career
Al Pacino spent time with some old friends, attending a 50th anniversary screening of “Dog Day Afternoon” at the American ...
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Dog Day Afternoon
A desperate and crazed man, with the help of an accomplice, takes a local Brooklyn bank hostage with plans to rob it in order to pay for his lover's sex-change operation.
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Michael Phillips: At 50, ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ shows us what’s missing now from true-crime movies
CHICAGO — Some movies speak loudly and carry a big cultural-impact stick. In the ’70s, for example: the first “Godfather” film, the second, even better one, or even bigger, “Jaws.” ...
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Al Pacino Celebrates 50th Anniversary of ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ With American Cinematheque Crowd, and Picks Surprise Favorite Roles From His Career
“I turned down ‘Dog Day Afternoon,’ believe it or not ... I don’t know how these things come to you sometimes. … I started the movie and I didn’t think I was in a character, so ...