Michelangelo Antonioni has died.

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Famous Italian Michelangelo Antonioni, director of 'Blow Up' has died aged 94:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6923785.stm

 

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Altman, Bergman, Antonioni...... 3 of the absolute best......

wayne

 

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You can add serrault for french people.

 

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Aurelien said:

You can add serrault for french people.

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But Michel Serraut was an actor.
And a good one.
He will be as sorely missed as Philippe Noiret :'-(

 

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wayne naughton said:

Altman, Bergman, Antonioni...... 3 of the absolute best......

wayne

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AMEN.

 

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I'll never forget Zabriskie Point. A film from my youth, gave me my first interest in photography and made me a lifelong Pink Floyd fan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKdAEljggk4

 

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It is pity to see how all people that have real humanitarian and artistic value just pass away, as Antoniony e.g... what will remain on this planet more then like Clint** B* and similar for new good people are coming so slowly. It will be really stink planet.

Did not like very much to see this terrible news.

 

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Krockmitaine said:

But Michel Serraut was an actor.
And a good one.
He will be as sorely missed as Philippe Noiret :'-(

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Yes they was actors. But they were working in cinema too. Cinema is sad actually.

 

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Michelangelo Antonioni has died

The Passenger - it was one of the best movies I have ever seen. Highly recommended.

 

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More bad news.

So many going or gone, seems like the last great artistic forces of the greater part of the twentieth century are fading fast, it's sad....