NP Ansel Adams

[Heikki Raudaskoski]

AFAIR, the fable wasn't included in the version of "Kill
Bill" that was shown in Finland. Only the films by Welles
and Jordan [in whose film it is told by Forest Whitaker
who starred in Jarmusch's "Ghost Dog"] came to mind
automatically.

I surfed a bit and found out that "Natural Born Killers"
contains the story in the form of "a woman and a snake".
I had forgotten it.


Heikki

On Tue, 13 May 2008, Page wrote:

> "Dead Man" is on the you-have-to-see list. Another great work by
> a?...Canadian.
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> As to Robert Rauschenberg, another cultural icon gone.
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> Subject: RE: NP Ansel Adams
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> > That's what I thought!  It's not on IMDB, Wikipedia, or Google, but who
> > needs them when you've got the Pynchon Liste?!
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> > On Tue, 13 May 2008 (12:44:56 -0400) Henry (scuffling at gmail.com) asked:
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> >> A-and the movie that I was thinking of (re: scorpion to frog: it's my
> >> nature) was more recent; maybe Coen bro's, Tarantino, i.e. marginialized
> > but
> >> not really even as indie as Jim (ya gotta see "Dead Man") Jarmusch.
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> > I think that story was in Kill Bill?
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