Mediathekperlen.de15h ago
Steven Spielberg – „Unheimliche Begegnung der dritten Art“ (1977)

Das ist wirklich ein Film, der heute fast unmöglich erscheint. Ein Blockbuster über Außerirdische, der einmal nicht von Invasion, Krieg oder Zerstörung erzählt, sondern von Neugier, vom Staunen und von der Idee, dass das Fremde nicht zwangsläufig auch eine Bedrohung sein muss. 1977, im selben Jahr wie „Star Wars“, hat Steven Spielberg ebenfalls in den Himmel geblickt – aber sein Blick war ein völlig anderer. Wo George Lucas vom Abenteuer und Mythos erzählt hat, hat Spielberg nach Transzendenz gesucht. Mit Richard Dreyfuss, François Truffaut und Teri Garr. (3Sat, Wh.)

Zum Blog: https://nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/steven-spielberg-unheimliche-begegnung-der-dritten-art-1977/
NUEVO IMAGENES DE ACTUALIDAD2d ago
EL CINE DE LOS AÑOS 70.
LA CONVERSACIÓN (1974)
En el corazón de La conversación late una inquietud que no necesita elevar la voz para imponerse. Francis Ford Coppola construye aquí una de sus obras más íntimas y perturbadoras, un descenso silencioso a la paranoia de un hombre que ha hecho del secreto su forma de vida...
https://nuevoimagenesdeactualidad.blogspot.com/2026/05/el-cine-de-los-anos-70-la-conversacion.html
#cine #cinema #francisfordcoppola #genehackman #robertduvall #harrisonford #johncazale #terigarr
Show threadDr. Dani Sanchez4d ago
Teri Garr was a National Ambassador for the National MS Society and a National Chair for the Society's Women Against MS program.
#MusComEnt #WorldMSDay #MultipleSclerosis #TeriGarr
Show threadDr. Dani Sanchez4d ago
In 2002, Teri Garr confirmed that she had been living with Multiple Sclerosis for more than 20yrs. She spent years dedicating her life off camera to MS-charities and MS patient advocacy (https://www.brainandlife.org/articles/teri-garr-on-life-with-ms)
#MusComEnt #WorldMSDay #MultipleSclerosis #TeriGarr
Dr. Dani Sanchez4d ago
Enter our lady of the hour: Actress, Comedienne, Dancer and Activist Teri Garr (December 11, 1944 – October 29, 2024) as the Girl Boss wife and mother Caroline.
#MusComEnt #WorldMSDay #TeriGarr
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A Look Back at Teri Garr’s Rise to Fame Through 1970s Portraits and Film Roles

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A Look Back at Teri Garr’s Rise to Fame Through 1970s Portraits and Film Roles

The article from Vintage Everyday highlights the career and public image of American actress, comedian, and dancer Teri Garr during the 1970s, accompanied by a collection of 20 vintage portraits. Born Terry Ann Garr in 1944, Garr began her entertainment career as a dancer and background performer in the 1960s. She worked in youth-oriented television programs and films choreographed by David Winters, who became an important mentor in her early professional life. During this period, she also appeared as a go-go dancer on musical variety shows alongside Toni Basil. Garr gradually transitioned from dancing to acting, earning small speaking roles in productions such as The Monkees’ 1968 film “Head,” written by Jack Nicholson. Her breakthrough came in the 1970s when she became a regular cast member on “The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour,” where she demonstrated both comedic talent and versatility in sketch performances. She later reunited with Cher on the singer’s solo television show. The article emphasizes that Garr’s career changed significantly after appearing in Francis Ford Coppola’s 1974 film “The Conversation,” which revealed her dramatic acting abilities. That same year, her performance as Inga in Mel Brooks’ comedy “Young Frankenstein” turned her into a widely recognized comedic actress. Throughout the late 1970s, she continued to gain popularity through roles in successful films including “Oh, God!,” “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” and “The Black Stallion.” The piece portrays Teri Garr as one of the defining actresses of the decade, known for her intelligent comedic style, expressive personality, and distinctive 1970s look.

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A Look Back at Teri Garr’s Rise to Fame Through 1970s Portraits and Film Roles

📰 Original title: 20 Portraits of a Young Teri Garr in the 1970s

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A Look Back at Teri Garr’s Rise to Fame Through 1970s Portraits and Film Roles

The article from Vintage Everyday highlights the career and public image of American actress, comedian, and dancer Teri Garr during the 1970s, accompanied by a collection of 20 vintage portraits. Born Terry Ann Garr in 1944, Garr began her entertainment career as a dancer and background performer in the 1960s. She worked in youth-oriented television programs and films choreographed by David Winters, who became an important mentor in her early professional life. During this period, she also appeared as a go-go dancer on musical variety shows alongside Toni Basil. Garr gradually transitioned from dancing to acting, earning small speaking roles in productions such as The Monkees’ 1968 film “Head,” written by Jack Nicholson. Her breakthrough came in the 1970s when she became a regular cast member on “The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour,” where she demonstrated both comedic talent and versatility in sketch performances. She later reunited with Cher on the singer’s solo television show. The article emphasizes that Garr’s career changed significantly after appearing in Francis Ford Coppola’s 1974 film “The Conversation,” which revealed her dramatic acting abilities. That same year, her performance as Inga in Mel Brooks’ comedy “Young Frankenstein” turned her into a widely recognized comedic actress. Throughout the late 1970s, she continued to gain popularity through roles in successful films including “Oh, God!,” “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” and “The Black Stallion.” The piece portrays Teri Garr as one of the defining actresses of the decade, known for her intelligent comedic style, expressive personality, and distinctive 1970s look.

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Mediathekperlen.deMay 3
Sydney Pollack – „Tootsie“ (1982)

Ein Film, als Witz verkleidet und dabei doch eine ziemlich präzise Diagnose. Dieses über 40 Jahre alte Stück Kino wirkt wie eine klassische Travestiekomödie, entpuppt sich dann aber als bissige, erstaunlich ungeduldige Analyse von Geschlechterrollen, Macht und der systemischen Abwertung von Frauen im Entertainmentbetrieb. Und mittendrin Dustin Hoffman, der sich nicht einfach verkleidet, sondern eine männliche Komfortzone frontal zerlegt hat. Mit Jessica Lange, Teri Garr, Bill Murray und Geena Davis. (3Sat, Wh.)

Zum Blog: https://nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/sydney-pollack-tootsie-1982/
dounowhoiam.bsky.socialMay 2
The @[email protected] #SpielbergSeason starts with 1977 #CloseEncountersOfTheThirdKind which #StevenSpielberg wrote and directed. The sci-fi drama stars #RichardDreyfuss, #MelindaDillon, #TeriGarr, #BobBalaban, #CaryGuffey and #FrançoisTruffaut.
AndyJan 30

#CatherineOhara #TeriGarr #Cinema #Movie #Movies #Film #AfterHours #Comedy #BlackComedy #Actress #Actresses #Films
It’s such a shame we’ve lost Catherine O’Hara, and Teri Garr a few years ago. They were both in a great black comedy I really, really loved. Martin Scorsese’s brilliant “After Hours.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsKaN_QrVT8

After Hours (1985) - Phone Call Scene (8/9) | Movieclips

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