Brian De Palma, Amy Irving at CARRIE Screening
Brian De Palma and Amy Irving were the special guests at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences‘ "Monday Nights with Oscar" screening of De Palma’s 1976 horror film Carrie on Monday, October 15, at the Academy Theater in New York City. Academy New York Events Director Patrick Harrison moderated a post-screening discussion about the making of the film.
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CARRIE is a horror classic but no one ever really talks about the other film DePalma released that same year OBSESSION. DePalma was quite cleary still in his HITCHCOCK KNOCKOFF phase, but he did it with such style. But CARRIE had something OBSESSION did not, Sissy Spacek.
Marcus,
I saw “Obsession” ages ago. Can’t remember much about it.
I know that “Dressed to Kill” is your favorite De Palma flick. Mine is something completely different: “Phantom of the Paradise.”
I find that one of the best films of the 1970s. And no one talks about it, either…
Amy Irving looks great!
Ah, it would be nice to see Ms. Irving more often.
Her voice is so soothing, and her beauty ever prevailing.