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Maria Schneider (Last Tango, The Passenger) is dead at 58.

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tinear

Look at the picture, she's obviously very, very ill.
"You'll be playing soccer with them...." (Open in New Window)

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RE: Maria Schneider (Last Tango, The Passenger) is dead at 58. - patrickU 12:47:40 02/06/11 (0)
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- http://www.parismatch.com/Culture-Match/Cinema/Actu/Maria-Sc (Open in New Window)
I preordered the Tango Blu-ray a month ago... - eppis1 20:46:50 02/03/11 (0)
... and was looking forward to it. Now it's going to be different, knowing that she's dead. It is so strange getting older and watching our old friends fall by the wayside.
58... shit... - Victor Khomenko 15:30:23 02/03/11 (9)
So young...

I know you like the Tango, and perhaps she is the "better half" in there, but I would take her in Profession: Reporter any day over that dreck.
- Brando in Tango IS modern middle-aged urban man. - tinear 16:15:28 02/03/11 (8)
  And his equal, I think of him as the guy that turned into Brando had he made it that far, is Nicholson's character in Passenger.
  The common thread, so ironically, in both films is Maria. You can see in her face the troubled life she led. She is such different but unforgettable characters in both films.
  I can't think of an actress, off hand, that starred in two such seminal films so close together by two such auteur titans.
  - I am sorry, but that pig certainly does NOT represent me - Victor Khomenko 17:09:25 02/03/11 (7)
    The article I think covers well the damnation of the Tango that she experienced, in the hands of a weak-minded impotent sex maniac. Was she also responsible? Does it matter now?
    - Actually, she herself suffered from severe emotional problems. Berto was a genius, and - tinear 18:57:47 02/03/11 (6)
      notwithstanding your opinion, will always be among the top Italian directors which means the top, period.
      The Last Emperor.
      Tango.
      Conformist.
      And the glorious mess that was 1900.
      - You forgot The Dreamers... what a pile of shit... - Victor Khomenko 06:20:34 02/04/11 (5)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Actually, she herself suffered from severe emotional problems. Berto was a genius, and posted by tinear on February 03, 2011 at 18:57:47
        
        Face it - the man was sick, there is name for that disorder. The Conformist was perhaps his only work deserving long life.
        
        Sick? In what way? Oh, I forgot to include, "The Sheltering Sky," in his oeuvre of - tinear 09:07:36 02/04/11 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: You forgot The Dreamers... what a pile of shit... posted by Victor Khomenko on February 04, 2011 at 06:20:34
        
        masterworks. One of the best films to address--- yet again--- the condition of modern man (and woman) adrift in the modern world.
        
        Yes But-- - Des 07:13:08 02/04/11 (3)
        
        In Reply to: RE: You forgot The Dreamers... what a pile of shit... posted by Victor Khomenko on February 04, 2011 at 06:20:34
        
        Pasolini was sicker-- and paid the price
        
        Des
        
        RE: Yes But-- - The Duke 10:12:06 02/04/11 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Yes But-- posted by Des on February 04, 2011 at 07:13:08
        
        OK, Victor, I'll bite:
        What is the disorder that Bertolucci suffers?
        
        I thought "The Dreamers" was superb; a logical continuation of "Last Tango...". And Eva Green...cowabunga!!!
        
        Seriously, now that the great master directors of the 50's and 60's are gone; the two greatest surviving are Godard and Bertolucci.
        
        Impotent old lecher. - Victor Khomenko 10:15:22 02/04/11 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Yes But-- posted by The Duke on February 04, 2011 at 10:12:06
        
        Even at his younger age, which is even more revolting.
        
        C'mon, if Audrey or Natalie had come on, you'd have pointed at your - tinear 09:05:16 02/09/11 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Impotent old lecher. posted by Victor Khomenko on February 04, 2011 at 10:15:22
        
        wedding ring, in horror at their temerity?
        Say it ain't so, Vic!
RE: Last tango...worth watching? - Eldragon@gmx.com 14:37:33 02/03/11 (1)
I am yet to see it - or not?
- From what I've culled from your posting personality, you'll love it. It, after how many decades since it's - tinear 16:16:51 02/03/11 (0)
  release, remains at the top of my favorite films (not alone....._.

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