1. Winter Kills (1979) - The Projection Booth - SoundCloud
Apr 23, 2018 · Play Winter Kills (1979) by The Projection Booth on desktop and mobile. Play over 320 million tracks for free on SoundCloud.
Special Guest: William Richert Guest Co-Hosts: Jeff Meyers, Matthew Socey Based on the 1974 novel by Richard Condon, William Richert's Winter Kills (1979) tells the tale of Nick Kegan (Jeff Bridge
2. Winter Kills (1979) - Turner Classic Movies - TCM
Audio commentary by William Richert from the DVD release of Winter Kills. Anchor Bay, 2003. Who Killed Winter Kills?, documentary directed by Perry Martin.
An assassinated president's brother investigates the unsolved crime.
3. Winter Kills (Special Edition) - Kino Lorber Studio Classics
Winter Kills (Special Edition). Directed by William Richert. Release: 1979 ... Audio Commentary with Writer/Director William Richert. Who Killed WINTER ...
Nick Kegan is the son of world-famous tycoon Pa Kegan and half-brother of the late US President Timothy Kegan, who was slain by a lone assassin 19 years earlier. But when a long-rumored “second gunman” makes a secret deathbed confession, Nick begins to unravel a trail of suspects.
4. Winter Kills - Apple TV
1979; Run Time: 1 hr 37 min; Rated: R; Region of Origin: United States. © 1979 Winter Gold Productions Ltd. Languages. Original Audio: English; Audio: English ...
Jeff Bridges stars as Nick Kegan, the son of world famous tycoon Pa Kegan (John Huston) and half brother of the late President Timothy Kegan who was s…
5. Watch Winter Kills (1979) - Free Movies | Tubi
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The younger brother of an assassinated U.S. president is led down a rabbit hole of conspiracies after learning of a man claiming to be the shooter.
6. WINTER KILLS - LE – Powerhouse Films Ltd
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THIS ITEM WAS A LIMITED EDITION AND IS NOW OUT-OF-PRINT.STANDARD EDITIONS ARE HERE. (William Richert, 1979)Release date: 27 January 2020 (OOP date: 17 October 2022)Limited Edition Blu-ray (UK Blu-ray premiere) Based on a novel by Richard Condon (The Manchurian Candidate), William Richert’s brilliantly off-kilter consp
7. WINTER KILLS - Film Forum
WINTER KILLS. U.S., West Germany, 1979. Directed by William Richert With Jeff Bridges, John Huston, Anthony Perkins, Eli Wallach, Sterling Hayden, Dorothy ...
WINTER KILLS Part of OUT OF THE 80s, May 17 – June 13 at Film Forum
8. Winter Kills | Music Box Theatre
Quentin Tarantino and Rialto Pictures present Winter Kills. This thinly ... 1979. Country of Origin USA. Language English. Run Time 97 mins. Genre Crime ...
Quentin Tarantino and Rialto Pictures present Winter Kills. This thinly veiled and hyper-paranoiac take on the JFK assassination stars Jeff Bridges as Nick Kegan, scion of a fabulously wealthy and powerful family headed by patriarch Huston ("the real delight of the film" — Canby, New York Times), as a character based on Joe Kennedy. Bridges soon finds himself going down multiple rabbit holes while trying to unravel the conspiracy behind the murder of a U.S. president, his older brother.
9. Winter Kills (Special Edition) (Blu-ray) - Kino Lorber Home Video
... Audio Commentary with Writer/Director William Richert. Who Killed WINTER KILLS? - Interviews with William Richert, Stars Jeff Bridges and Belinda Bauer ...
Nick Kegan is the son of world-famous tycoon Pa Kegan and half-brother of the late US President Timothy Kegan, who was slain by a lone assassin 19 years earlier. But when a long-rumored “second gunman” makes a secret deathbed confession, Nick begins to unravel a trail of suspects.
10. Winter Kills Blu-ray review | Cine Outsider
Jan 19, 2019 · ... 1979, that and the fact that there was no theatrical release listing for the UK. Ah. OK. Note: the Sight and Sound Review excerpted in the ...
Well, that's certainly true. After having seen it, the experience is not dissimilar to watching a very enthusiastic jigsaw enthusiast take several pieces from twenty-four widely diverse puzzles and go about trying to make them not only fit together but also have the whole picture make some sort of sense once 'completed'. As a reviewer (or more accurately at Cineoutsider, a supporter of cinema), you may know something is up with the production when during its three-year delivery period one of its two producers is executed by the Mafia and the other goes to prison for 40 years for drugs offences. It gets a lot crazier than that. I have never known a Hollywood film quite like Winter Kills and while that may be a positive thing (any outlier is welcome in these days of corporate conformity, cookie-cutter sequels and formula following) the movie itself defies pigeonholing. The negative aspect of this is that you can't care for any of the characters as much as you might in a more conventional film. This isn't to say the effort should not be loudly applauded. It invites incredulous scrutiny and while there are plenty of aspects of the film to enjoy, it's almost impossible for me to say I unreservedly loved it, absurd fun it may be for the most part. There is a scene in the film that is almost a microcosm of the film in miniature. It contains all the craziness of the film in which it features while giving a flavour of the whole in one small sequence. The hero, whose rich family seems...
11. Winter Kills - Catalogue - Rialto Pictures
USA, 1979. Director: William Richert Producer: Leonard J. Goldberg, Robert Sterling, Fred Caruso Cast: Jeff Bridges, John Huston, Anthony Perkins, ...
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