Cyma Rubin - Turner Classic Movies

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Moment of Impact: Stories of the Pulitzer Prize Photographs (1999)

Moment of Impact: Stories of the Pulitzer Prize Photographs (1999)

Welcome Home, Bobby (1986)

A Few Days in Weasel Creek (1981)

Executive Producer

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Greaser's Palace -- (Movie Clip) Sing for Senor` Greaser

Greaser's Palace -- (Movie Clip) Open, Save Your Power!

Biography

Filmography

Director (Feature Film)

Moment of Impact: Stories of the Pulitzer Prize Photographs (1999)

Producer (Feature Film)

Moment of Impact: Stories of the Pulitzer Prize Photographs (1999)

Welcome Home, Bobby (1986)

A Few Days in Weasel Creek (1981)

Executive Producer

Life Events

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Greaser's Palace -- (Movie Clip) Sing for Senor` Greaser The big scene for young Robert Downey Jr., kind of, as he plays a child at a campfire, found dead by his mother (his mom and the director's wife, Elsie Downey), in Robert Downey's experimental Western Greaser's Palace, 1972.

Greaser's Palace -- (Movie Clip) Open, Save Your Power! Perfectly odd opening sequence, leading into Roger Corman company-player Luana Anders (as "Cholera") singing, from Robert Downey's Western-ish Greaser's Palace, shot all around New Mexico in 1972.

Greaser's Palace -- (Movie Clip) If You Feel You Heal Not for the first time, Seaweed Greaser (Albert Henderson) kills off his son Larry (Michael Sullivan), who is revived by pimp-messiah Jessy (Allan Arbus), in Robert Downey's improbable Western Greaser's Palace, 1972.

Greaser's Palace -- (Movie Clip) Ghost, Larry, Jessy "Ghost" (Ron Nealy) attacks Larry (Michael Sullivan) who throws a fit then gets shot by his father Seaweed (Albert Henderson), as Jessy (Allan Arbus) arrives by parachute, in an early sequence from Robert Downey's Greaser's Palace, 1972.

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