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6 days ago · 7. Slap Shot (1977) Newman had already done a few sports movies by 1977, but Slap Shot is easily his best. Working again with George Roy Hill, Newman gives the genre a new type of scrappy underdog in the form of a minor league hockey team fighting to stay in business.
Sep 20, 2024 · In ‘Hud,’ Paul Newman delivers a riveting performance as Hud Bannon, a ruthless and self-destructive character. The film’s exploration of moral decay, family conflict, and the consequences of one’s actions is both powerful and thought-provoking.
Sep 22, 2024 · In Hud (1963)—which was based on the Larry McMurtry novel Horseman, Pass By—he played a womanizing self-centred manipulator who is anxious to control his aging father’s cattle empire. In a testament to Newman’s likability, moviegoers embraced the character, much to the surprise of the actor, who received his third Oscar nomination.
Sep 12, 2024 · Neal delivered one of her most renowned performances as the shy housekeeper who resists the advances of Paul Newman’s character in Hud (1963); she won the best actress Oscar for her efforts. In 1965, while filming director John Ford ’s final film, Seven Women (1966), Neal suffered a series of severe strokes.
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Sep 11, 2024 · Hud Bannons ambitions bring him into conflict with his principled father in this 1963 film based on Larry McMurtrys novel Horseman, Pass By.
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Sep 16, 2024 · In ‘Hud,’ Paul Newman delivers a riveting performance as Hud Bannon, a ruthless and self-destructive character. The film’s exploration of moral decay, family conflict, and the consequences of one’s actions is both powerful and thought-provoking.
3 days ago · 'Hud' (1963) - Newman received only a Best Actor nod for the third time in Martin Ritt's 'Hud,' in which he plays unscrupulous and arrogant rancher's son Hud Bannon. He also garnered BAFTA and Golden Globe nominations.
