Huston

1 Set in Vienna in the 1880s, it's about what Huston in his prologue portentously describes as "Freud's descent into a region almost as black as hell itself, man's unconscious and how he let in light".

2 The only time I didn’t turn in a photo was when I was commissioned to do a portrait of John Huston for Life magazine.

3 I saw a John Huston film in Paris in 1973 called A Walk with Love and Death.

4 He built a long friendship with Huston, who was famously difficult on the set, and was known for being sensitive to the insecurities of high-strung stars.

5 It starred John Huston as a veteran film-maker struggling to complete his final film while trying to compete with a new raft of younger directors.

6 Again it stars Huston, alongside his nephew Jack Huston, in a tale contrasting old and new Hollywood.

7 But by all accounts, alcohol and pills made her an absolute mess and she was frequently late to John Huston's set.

8 Many of the directors' labels were questionable – especially the Less Than Meets the Eye chapter, in which John Huston, William Wyler and Billy Wilder featured.

9 Like his mentor John Huston, Brooks adapted far too many Great Books – Lord Jim and The Brothers Karamazov were notable failures – and worked without a co-writer to apply the brakes or gas.

10 It also reminded me of the last John Huston restoration I went to: The African Queen, last month at London's BFI Southbank.

11 But Ms. Gabor said she detested working with Huston, who demanded that she suppress her considerable personality to allow the character’s to emerge.

12 Huston gave as an example a relationship she had with a 42-year-old when she was 18.

13 Ross tried to evade him by fleeing to Hollywood for a year-and-a-half for the Huston assignment, but the relationship only deepened.

14 Huston and Newby each differently bring the outside into the gallery through their work.

15 But on the last day of shooting, Huston turned to Benedict Fitzgerald and said, “I’ve been had.”

16 The second volume of Ms. Huston’s memoir, “Watch Me,” was published last year.

17 The ultimate example, though she may have benefited from some family ties, is Anjelica Huston.

18 It takes Nicholson the entire film to figure out that John Huston is the puppet master here.

19 Huston arrives alone, no PR flak, no retinue, no muscle, just a slender, well-dressed and coiffed California woman of a certain age and, if you look closely enough, a striking, instantly familiar cast of feature.

20 John Huston called her “Kid,” and Ernest Hemingway, simply, “Daughter.”

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