Celebrity Film Star : Jason Robards

What's my Line? Jason Robards

In this clip from Herzog's "My Best Fiend: Klaus Kinski", we get to see footage of Jason Robards (the original "Fitzcarraldo") with his sidekick, Mick Jagger. Herzog then shows us...

This is a fan made music video for the 1981 movie "The Legend of The Lone Ranger". It is purely fan made and non profit. I have always loved the Lone Ranger and this much underrated film....

Explosives? It's everywhere. It's on him, it's on us, hostages strapped to tables as shields. The man is an animal, he's sick!

Clip from the 1960, Lumet-directed version of Eugene O'Neill's Iceman Cometh. Hickey monologues about Evelyn and pipe dreams. Jason Robards (Hickey), Myron mccormick (Larry), Robert Redford (Parritt),...

Paul Le Mat & Jason Robards singing "Santa's Souped-Up Sleigh" from the movie Melvin & Howard. Also Paul Le Mat singing "Milkman Of The Month". Visit www.myspace.com...

Jason Robards in "A Thousand Clowns"

Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday confront Andy Warshaw. ... " He paid $50 to me. ... I'm going to give you a chance to make another $50. ... I don't want such a chance."

In 1967, Barbra Streisand recorded her third television special - "The Belle of 14th Street." A true tribute to Vaudeville-style entertainment, Barbra featured special guests on her shows,...

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Director LQ Jones' adaptation of Harlon Ellison's A Boy And His Dog. Don Johnson stars as the post-apocalyptic boy with a talking dog who scavenges for food and... um... pussy. Special appearance by...

Here are a selection of photographs taken from my own personal 'Raise The Titanic' collection of behind-the-scenes images of Jason Robards who played Admirol James Sandecker. This montage shows a...

Armonica vendicatosi della morte del fratello e liberata Claudia Cardinale, prende le sue cose e va via senza voltarsi indietro. Una delle scene più intense del film e del cinema di Sergio Leone.