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Articles Written by: CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN
At about eight o’clock one recent morning, sitting at the end of a long
conference table in his offices on the 20th Century Fox lot in Los Angeles,
James Cameron laughs when I ask why it’s taken him so long to get back in
the saddle.
We are meeting ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
7 Nov 2009
For a man whose life and writing have been riven by a singular personal
tragedy, David Vann is a surprisingly cheerful fellow, I'm relieved to
discover. As we eat lunch in a wood-panelled diner in a small town just
outside San Francisco, almost ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
31 Oct 2009
Ed Ruscha strikes most people who meet him as the quintessence of what they
imagine the contemporary Los Angeles artist should be like. He’s a man — as
is evident in a 1964 photograph by Dennis Hopper of the young artist
standing in front of a neon ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
24 Oct 2009
You get strange ideas when you’re around Dennis Hopper. For instance, why does
his dog, Otto, a nasty alsatian, exhibit traits that bedevilled his owner
for so many years, such as aggression and paranoia? However many doggie
treats I feed Otto, he ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
26 Sep 2009
Frank Darabont, the director of The Shawshank Redemption, has words for the
millions of people who believe his 1994 prison drama is the greatest film of
all time. “I think that’s a little crackers, to be honest, especially when
you think of the ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
12 Sep 2009
Michael Fassbender must be the only actor ever to have been disappointed when
he was cast in a Quentin Tarantino movie. Fassbender became an overnight
sensation last year when he played Bobby Sands, the excrement-smearing IRA
hunger striker in ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
29 Aug 2009
So enduring is the mythology surrounding John Dillinger that even today, 75
years after the bank robber was gunned down by federal agents, there is talk
about his extraordinary sexual prowess and, moreover, mystery about the
eventual whereabouts of ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
27 Jun 2009
Cameron Diaz is happy to admit she’s an accidental actress. Fifteen years ago,
as a 21-year-old model with no acting experience, she auditioned for her
first movie, The Mask, pretty much on a lark. Cut to Hollywood, 2009.
Cameron Diaz is the ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
20 Jun 2009
You have to assume Britney Spears knows exactly what she is doing when she
steps into a golden cage to sing Piece of Me, the second number of her new
stage show. “I’m Miss American Dream, since I was 17,” she sings (or
lip-synchs). “Don’t matter if ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN,
Times Online,
6 Jun 2009
For those brought up on a diet of Friends, Cheers and ER, it may come as something of a shock: the viewing habits of America are not only changing but the top-rated programmes in the nation are now being broadcast in Spanish.
America's most popular ...
From CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN IN LOS ANGELES,
Guardian Unlimited,
17 Jan 2009