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Paradisio (1962)

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Gandhi (1982) -- (Movie Clip) Conscience Of All Mankind

Too Late Blues (1961) -- (Movie Clip) Can I Have My Sax Back?

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Paradisio (1962)

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Gandhi (1982) -- (Movie Clip) Conscience Of All Mankind Opening scenes, the death of the title character (Ben Kingsley) in Delhi, Harsh Nayyar as assassin, then the funeral, Shane Rimmer as the commentator, generally recognized as the largest movie scene ever filmed, with over 300,000 extras, from Richard Attenborough's Gandhi, 1982.

Too Late Blues (1961) -- (Movie Clip) Can I Have My Sax Back? Bobby Darin looks comfortable on piano, the director’s pal Seymour Cassel on bass, with Cliff Carnell mimicking alto, benefitting from a recording by Benny Carter, tune by David Raksin, opening John Cassavetes’ first Hollywood feature, which he also co-wrote, Too Late Blues, 1961.

Too Late Blues (1961) -- (Movie Clip) Just Rub My Beard Pianist "Ghost" (Bobby Darin) and combo (Cliff Carnell as Charlie) greeted by Baby (Rupert Crosse, from the director's Shadows, 1959), discovering singer Jess (Stella Stevens), teased by vocalese artist Slim Gaillard, in John Cassavetes' first Hollywood feature, Too Late Blues, 1961.

Valentino (1977) -- (Movie Clip) Open, Tickled Pink Opening credits with some real footage, then well-staged bedlam and Rudolph Nureyev playing dead, the opening of Ken Russell's Valentino, 1977, co-starring Leslie Caron.

Faces -- (Movie Clip) Maria is rescued from her suicide attempt Maria (Lynn Carlin) is rescued from her suicide attempt by Chet (Seymour Cassel) in this scene from Faces (1968), directed by John Cassavetes.

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