Movie Review: SECRET HONOR (1984) Dec 10, 2015
Trump, Hillary, Bernie... Yes, goddammit, it's another election year. And it's a good time to beef yourself up with some of the great political films of the past. Last night, I revisited one of my favorite, little-seen, 1980s movie classics -- the late Robert Altman’s Secret Honor. I saw the original stage production starring Philip Baker Hall (remember him as Seinfeld’s library cop?) in 1984 at the Los Angeles Actors’ Theater, a teeny 35-seat auditorium tucked away on a side street off Hollywood Boulevard. Hall’s one-man show was loud, profane, savage, and amazingly sympathetic. And I’ve always felt grateful that...
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