RIP Anthony Minghella

[Kelly the Dog]

Pretty darn good director and by all accounts a fine gentleman. His first film, Truly, Madly. Deeply was a terrific little movie and highly underrated.

 

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/03/18/...t-Minghella.php

[R. Rich]

Pretty darn good director and by all accounts a fine gentleman. His first film, Truly, Madly. Deeply was a terrific little movie and highly underrated.

 

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/03/18/...t-Minghella.php

 

I liked The English Patient, but I thought The Talented Mr Ripley was one of the worst films I've seen.

 

Wow. Kinda young, too. RIP.

[Lurker]

His first film, Truly, Madly. Deeply was a terrific little movie and highly underrated.

 

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/03/18/...t-Minghella.php

Agreed. Alan Rickman gave a great performance as well, even though he'll always be remembered for his Die Hard and Harry Potter roles.

[Just Jack]

...but I thought The Talented Mr Ripley was one of the worst films I've seen.

I agree. I remember seeing it, my then girlfriend and I were the only ones in the theater. That should have been our first clue it sucked. Every time we thought it would finally be over, he'd go and kill someone else.

[Fewell733]

Talented Mister Ripley was a great movie - though not at all pleasant to watch or really to think about - very discomforting but I thought it was a very well made movie. Guy was probably the best in the business at adapting novels to the screen in unflinching fashion.

[The Dean]

I liked The English Patient

 

ELAINE: How about, it sucked?

 

 

RIP

 

 

Edit: BTW, I wonder who wrote "Sack Lunch"?