Harry Dean Stanton: S/D

Man, Neil Young has lost a lot of weight

He plays Thor.

No, actually, I don't know. I don't think so, though. Just showing up at the premiere.

xp Morbs OTM

tbf looking good/healthy has never been Harry Dean's style

Also, unrelated but Seth Green may be the luckiest human being alive.

http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/0gPv991093c8F/613x459.jpg?fit=scale&background=000000

it was nice of HDS to leave his tomb for the premiere

omg @ Harry. I haven't seen a pic of him in a long time. Jeez.

aside from the hair, he doesn't look that different than he did on Big Love.

Paris, Hell

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― World Congress of Itch (Dr Morbius), Thursday, April 12, 2012 11:23 AM (1 hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

he's 86 years old dude, cut him a break. also, he's awesome.

I'd still kiw him

not 86 til July, apparently

yes I'm too tough w/ the age jokes 'round here

people who live in glass retirement homes shouldn't throw stones~!

i keed i keed

Is that... his real hair?

would you get fake hair that looked like that? I think it's real

I know, that was my thought! It just seems inexplicably colored

Beginners would've been fun if he had the Plummer role.

Alice Cooper's looking rough.

he should have replaced brad pitt in tree of life

someone needs to take away his and al pacino's Just For Men supply

I think HDS's hair color is just 'haven't washed it'

Watching Escape from New York on TV and wondering if there's an HDS biography or autobiography out there I might have overlooked. I wish I knew more about him - he's always seemed like such a fascinating guy and I bet there's a million fantastic stories I've never heard.

Love this Dan Winters portrait of him:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_uiarJGT9bk8/TN8TJ6WDlXI/AAAAAAAABfc/Vza2vI4ajyg/s1600/hds.jpg

I almost don't like him because I am jealous of him

This doc about him has been getting good "buzz" at the Venice Film Festival: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2372776/

Geez, that looks great (brings to mind the Cazale documentary).

YESSSSSSSS

My dayjob is sending me to Paris, Texas, in mid-Feb

Paris, TX sucks, was there in December for just a week. Sucked for me, was not in the mood for a small town and it's issues. Maybe later I'll end up there and like it. Rusty's Tacos had really yummy tacos. The Mexican restaurants in town though...meh at best.

Harry Dean Stanton has a cameo in The Last Stand. He plays a crusty old man.

was legit afraid this thread getting bumped meant he died

Some friends my ex knew/knows manage to get him in their small films. Twink Caplan too...
Carlos Spills the Beans
9 Full Moons
On Holiday

Best damn thing about him I've read in years.

http://bitterempire.com/drove-one-thousand-miles-see-harry-dean-stanton-sing-twenty-minutes/

phew! whenever this gets revived i worry that the guy has died.

Same here.

just saw him in an early '60s Hitchcock TV ep, teaming up with Murray Hamilton to menace Burt Reynolds.

http://images.tvrage.com/screencaps/13/2534/4601.jpg

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<3

wish i could find clips of his lines in inland empire

HDS is cool but damn that is some overwrought nonsense about road trips

agreed, i couldn't get through it

I'm afraid so..

Then again..

http://en.mediamass.net/people/harry-dean-stanton/deathhoax.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YurR6xZeBCk

Really looking forward to this, super awesome he's getting another lead picture this late in life. Turn on Twin Peaks the other week was a good reminder that his talent outweighs his legacy. Lynch in an acting role is always appreciated as well.

yup tup

yup

directed by John Carroll Lynch (!), one of those character actors most people would recognize but couldn't name (I had to look him up). recently he played LBJ in Jackie and one of the McDonald brothers in The Founder. hope this comes to theaters and isn't some straight to streaming thing

& he was in twin peaks too, maybe/prob not same days as hds

o scratch that :|

I caught his breakthrough role in Cisco Pike (1972) last month, where he plays a junkie musician friend of Kristofferson's. Slept-on movie, maybe cuz it's hard to find these days.

great film

21-film retro in NYC

https://quadcinema.com/program/also-starring-harry-dean-stanton/

He's predictably solid in Paris, Texas, which I saw again for the first time since the mid '90s. It's still not a great film.

Oh there's more:

“Stockwell’s screenplay is long lost” is truly a heartbreaking statement. pic.twitter.com/yVhaMzbaQ6

— Steven Hyden (@Steven_Hyden) November 9, 2021

Stockwell designed the cover art for Young’s album “American Stars ‘N Bars.”

That's actually one of his cooler album covers, even if the album itself is not all that stellar

maybe neil young didn't know that "stars and bars" has long been a name for the confederate flag, just like "stars and stripes" is for the US flag. but he probably did.

The title pops up in a rhyme on the inner sleeve.

https://crimereads.com/harry-dean-stanton-is-the-hero-of-every-noir/

Brother Bud’s philosophy is, “Everybody ought to believe in something. I believe I’ll have another drink.” Sounds a lot like the guy holding court at Dan Tana’s twenty-five years later, who was fond of saying, “We’re all gonna live forever. But I’m gonna outlive all you motherfuckers.”