Showing posts with label 1974. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1974. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Andy Warhol's Interview - 1974 Introducing Mackenzie Phillips

It's November Tenth that means It's Carol's.... Ummm Sorry It's Mackenzie Phillips Birthday!!!! In honor of  Mack's special day I am setting the Time Machine to Vintage 1974


Now kick back and enjoy one of the earliest interviews I could find on Milner's Steady.





This is an odd shaped 40 year old newspaper and due to the paper quality and Google Blog limitations to make it readable I had to do large scans so it will require a bit of scrolling.... I'm shore finding out about Mackenzie's Big Sex Scene with Toad will make it worth it. Enjoy JH

 
 
 

Sunday, May 10, 2015

Thunderbird Illustrated - Fall 1974 - American Graffiti Thunderbird

 
Curt: Do you drive a white T-bird?
Blonde: A white '56.

We all remember Curt chasing that white '56 around town. It wasn't on screen on much and I have not seen many articles on the car over the years. Well this week I have a little something special for all you T-Bird fans. Thanks to an All Graffiti Special Care Package I received from Walt Bailey (Thanks Again Walt!!!) This week we bring you a rare 1974 article on Clay Dailys little bird.

Jeff



 


Thursday, January 1, 2015

The Story Of Pop - 1974 - 75 American Graffiti



This week The Story Of Pop magazine published in Great Britain gives us an interesting overview of our favorite movie.
Jeff


Saturday, January 12, 2013

People 1974 August - Richard Dreyfuss A Fund Of Acting Talent

I just like the old interviews. When Graffiti was still fresh in actors minds. I really doubt you would hear of Richard Dreyfuss being interviewed today saying that he didn't think American Graffiti would be a hit movie. Jeff

 
 
 
 
 

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Sir 1974 - Ponytails And Ducks Asses - American Graffiti


Yes "SIR!" That's right gang this week we are setting the "Way Back Machine" to the year 1974. A time when is seems that the facts are blurry at best. The Phantoms??? Stevie?? Bitchyer?? Really?? I must say I do like the way they talk about the film cutting back and fourth between the different stories. I know we all take this type of editing as the norm today, but keep mind that in 1973 it had not been done like that before.

I also just love any article that gives the character name and the type of car they drove. Oh and lets not forget quotes from the movie!!! Jeff



Saturday, February 25, 2012

Focus on Film 1974 - American Graffiti













Focus on Film questions Lucas' choices for cars and dialogue for the film saying it wasn't period correct and that was in 1974. No one seems to question it now. I think that's odd. I do think it's a movie not a documentary. Sometimes I think people forget that.
Jeff

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Sight and Sound (Spring) 1974 - Film Review - American Graffiti











You must love a movie review that gives the characters name and the kind of car they drive. "John Milner driver of a 32 custom Ford deuce coupe" or "Steve last years class president with a 58 Chevy".
Jeff

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Street Rodder Vol3 No.11 1974 - American Graffiti Merc.











Building the Pharoas Merc. Some people point to the flaws in this car but I guess I have "Graffiti Vision" It all looks good to me.
Jeff 

Street Rodder Vol3 No3 March 1974 - American Graffiti















This is a great article packed with facts when the facts were still fresh. I must say I don't care for Milner's Coupe being described as a "Dumb Movie Blond" but I do see their point. The prices they paid and what they wanted for cars when they sold them makes me crazy. Can you imagine if you had a couple grand burning a hole in your pocket and the for site to know what these would become......
Jeff 

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Hit Parader Songs & Stories March 1974 - Wolfman Jack













Why the name Wolfman Jack? Wolfman because he liked horror films and Jack because Jack always knew what was happening. When George Lucas approached Wolfman he jumped at the chance to be in American Graffiti after reading the script. Wolfman thought the exposure would help his career and he was amazed that his character would be in almost every scene. Wolfman already had 20 years in the business and he could spot a great opportunity to build his brand.
Jeff

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                                                         Looks like The Wolfman is going thru a Kiss phase

Friday, January 6, 2012

Positif 159 1974 American Graffiti













This French magazine makes me think of when Carlos (Manuel Padilla Jr.) says "He blasts that thing around the world" Like Wolfman Jack I bet durning the filming of American Graffiti Manuel never though that he would also blasted around the world. Jeff

Friday, December 30, 2011

Ciao 2001 1974 - American Graffiti















This is odd for the first time in memory I can say this is American Graffiti and I do not know anything about it. Sorry I don't read the language. I do know American Graffiti means cool in any language.
Jeff