Who?

To be edgy and cool and create some hype.

Texasville is a pretty good flick...Jeff Bridges

So that they can keep production of the show moving and not have to wait on the director to finish pre and post production of other episodes before they move onto the next episode.

For example, the director of episode 1 can shoot the episode with the cast and then work with the post-production teams later, like editing and sound. While the post-production of episode 1 is being worked on, episode 2 is being taped with the cast and the new director. The director for episode 2 will work on the post production for that episode and the cast and writing teams get to keep moving through the season without stopping to wait for the same director every time.

That makes perfect sense. Thank you for explaining.

I think it was the other way around. She started an affair with Bogdanovich and her husband found out and she wanted to leave him. He said he was going to kill himself if she left and she stayed with him in fear of him killing himself. Instead he killed both of them.

Really ****ed up.

Yes, my wrongness has already been acknowledged. :spank:

Our memories aren't the greatest at this point in life! ROFL

Outside of the art he produced, Bogdanovich did a lot of good for the industry by meeting the greats such as Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock, John Ford, Howard Hawks and interviewed them for monographs he wrote. Bogdanovich later housed Welles at his mansion toward the end of of latter's life. He was first a fan of cinema and started off as a critic, and then became a notable director himself. Outside of his troubled personal life, he lived a fascinating and full life.

If you are interested in late 70s, early 80s, film industry lore, with a feminist lens, YouMustRememberThis has a series on the life work of Polly Platt, . . . Bogdonavich's first wife who was a key factor in a lot of his most crucial early creative decisions, and who was dumped for Cybill Shepard during the filming of The Last Picture Show.

Not everyone knows, but her experience with Bogdonavich was imprinted in a lot of the tone of Terms of Endearment, which she went on to produce, among many other classics in their own right.

http://www.youmustrememberthispodcas...plattarchive28

For visual reference....

https://www.newstatesman.com/wp-cont...773-scaled.jpg

He had Cybill Sheppard and Dorthy Stratton in their primes. Good lord. A life well lived.

Oh my...Dorthy Stratten. Pretty good pull for a guy who looks like Rick Moranis' brother...

I definitely chose the wrong profession.

As someone who lives 30 minutes from Archer City, Texas, the home of Larry McMurtry and the shooting location of The Last Picture Show, Peter's death and Larry's death six months earlier bear significant weight in this community.