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Box office. $559,677 [1] The Grass Harp is a 1995 American comedy-drama film based on the novella by Truman Capote. The screenplay, which was the final work of Oscar-winning screenwriter Stirling Silliphant, was adapted for the film. Directed by Charles Matthau, the film features a cast including Piper Laurie, Sissy Spacek, Walter Matthau (the ...
26 set 2014 · Walter Matthau, il burbero de “La strana coppia”. (1, Ottobre, 1920 – 1 luglio 2000) Walter Matthau nasce come Walter Matthow a New York, il 1 Ottobre 1920. La madre, Rose Berolsky, è un’ebrea lituana che lavora in un negozio di dolci, mentre il padre, Milton Matthow, è un ebreo russo che tenta di guadagnarsi la giornata facendo il ...
6 feb 2011 · Charles Matthau (b. 1962, New York City), is a film and television director and actor and the son of actor Walter Matthau. He appeared as a child actor alongside his father in such films as ...
On collaborating with director Charles Matthau during "The Grass Harp"(1995), the Oscar winning screenwriter wrote, "I must tell you that of all the directors with whom I’ve worked over some 30+ years, you, without any questions, have shown me the keenest story and construction sense. Your career will be a brilliant one."
Carol and Walter Matthau were married in August of 1959. Their son Charlie Matthau, a director, was born a few years later. Throughout her life, Carol was a celebrated original in both New York and Hollywood. She was the muse and confidante to some of the twentieth century’s most renowned writers (William Saroyan, James Agee, Kenneth Tynan ...
Produzione. Il film, diretto da Charles Matthau (figlio di Walter Matthau, nominato per un Saturn Award nel 1990 come miglior regista) su una sceneggiatura di Darren Star con il soggetto dello stesso Star e di Andrew Licht e Jeffrey A. Mueller, fu prodotto da Yoram Globus e Menahem Golan per la Cannon Group e girato in California (la scena dell'attacco alieno fu girata a Palmdale).
Matthau’s “The Grass Harp” was well-received by film critics from major publications. Lawrence Van Gelder of the New York Times called it: “A success: a sweet, wise, funny, poignant film from producer director Charles Matthau who has extracted performances that are expert, sharp and distinctive.”
