George Segal

Where's Poppa?

Barbra Streisand Movies: My Six Favorites

​Sorry, I'm leaving out the pretentious stuff and/or the stuff with one-word titles like Yentl or Nuts (though the former certainly had its merits). I'm even leaving out such worthy entries as The Way We Were and The Prince of Tides because they don't happen to be among my six favorites. I'm ... More >>

The Queen Is Dead: Long Live Liz Taylor

​Sorry, I'm leaving out the pretentious stuff and/or the stuff with one-word titles like Yentl or Nuts (though the former certainly had its merits). I'm even leaving out such worthy entries as The Way We Were and The Prince of Tides because they don't happen to be among my six favorites. I'm ... More >>

When the Burtons and Brando and Malcolm McDowell Blew Through Town

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. June 21, 1973, Vol. XVIII, No. 25 Hype! Hype! Hooray! by Arthur Bell A heat wave blew into town last week. So did Merle Oberon, Malcolm McDowell, the Burtons, Ron O'Neal, Alice Cooper, Marlon Brando, withered endives, chopped liver fro ... More >>

Eugene McCarthy Gets a Harsh Heckling by Edward Albee

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. January 28, 1971, Vol. XVI, No. 4 The Candidate From Parnassus By Frederic Morton We're in 1971 and Presidential noises are loud in the land, coming from guys good and bad. I'm trying to remember the sounds of a Great Good Guy, hear ... More >>

Best Films of 1970!

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. January 21, 1971, Vol. XVI, No. 3 Films in Focus By Andrew Sarris The time has not only come, it is probably long past, to survey the moviegoing year of 1970 (itself either the last year of the '60s or the first year of the '70s), to p ... More >>

Clip Job: Who's Afraid of Andrew Sarris? (Maybe Mike Nichols Should Be)

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. July 28, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 41 Films By Andrew Sarris "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?" (at the Criterion and Loew's Tower East) has been hailed by some critics as a daring adventure for Jack Warner a dazzling vindication of Elizabe ... More >>

Where's Poppa?

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. July 28, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 41 Films By Andrew Sarris "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?" (at the Criterion and Loew's Tower East) has been hailed by some critics as a daring adventure for Jack Warner a dazzling vindication of Elizabe ... More >>

Mazursky, In and Out of Love

Searching for unmisery with Brooklyn's closet romantic

The Goulden Age

Only in the early '70s could Elliott Gould have been a matinee idol. Since then? The Brooklyn schlemiel's long goodbye.

A Critics' Duet on 'Nashville'

From the 'Voice' archives: Remembering Robert Altman through the words of Voice critics past

The Discreet Harm of the Bourgeoisie: Carrey Can't Carry Remake

From the 'Voice' archives: Remembering Robert Altman through the words of Voice critics past

Telling Lies in America

Bad faith is back: a pair of Clinton-era allegories evoke free-floating late-'90s hypocrisy

Mash Notes

Bad faith is back: a pair of Clinton-era allegories evoke free-floating late-'90s hypocrisy

Listings

Bad faith is back: a pair of Clinton-era allegories evoke free-floating late-'90s hypocrisy

No Sex Please, We're Artistic

A group show in Connecticut gets a G rating.

School Daze

A group show in Connecticut gets a G rating.

An American Family

'Duane Hanson: A Survey of His Work From the '30s to the '90s'

Dead Dogs Roll Over

Burt Reynolds and Bobby Simone Pass in the Night