Thanks Dee for posting that interview with James Keach. Many interesting quotes there. For example, James implicitly gives an explanation why the movie didn't get nominated for an Oscar. He talks about the "narrative movie branch" where he is coming from and the "documentary branch" and that you have to be in the right club to get nominated. I think he's right. He also admits that millions of dollars were spent on the movie and they will probably not be earned back, but it was a movie that had to be made.
And here's a recent interview with Kim Campbell and James Keach. The movie is now showing in Wisconsin.
Re: I'll Be Me
Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2015 2:29 pm
by Dee
Interesting to read the doc's press kit, Cowpoke. Thank you!
Here is a link to a 40-minute interview with James Keach with regard to the making of "I'll Be Me":
Film Soceyology: A Chat with James Keach
By Matthew Socey
WFYI Indianapolis, February 10, 2015
Thanks, Cowpoke. Super to see Glen and Julian in the studio together.
SCREENINGS IN NEW JERSEY.....announced by the I'll Be Me folks:
For those of you in the New Jersey area, the film screens Feb. 9 at Richard Stockton College in Galloway Township and Feb. 11 at Congregation Beth Israel in Northfield, Atlantic County.
Re: I'll Be Me
Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2015 4:35 am
by Cowpoke
Interview with Kim Campbell and Julian Raymond about the Grammy nominations, Glen's condition, the song I'm Not Gonna Miss You.
Includes some footage of Julian and Glen rehearsing the song I had not seen before.
Cowpoke, I was just about to post this review from Buffalo News; glad you posted it.
It's one of the best reviews I have read because of the details it shares.
How about that line:
Someone forgot to tell Campbell’s fingers that he has Alzheimer’s. With his daughter Ashley on banjo, he plays a blistering guitar solo on “Dueling Banjos,” one of the film’s highlights.
Anyway, for those fans who haven't seen I'll Be Me, this review should be an excellent read--and very, very touching for all who have seen it, too.
Dee
Re: I'll Be Me
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 8:23 am
by Cowpoke
Heartfelt review of I'll Be Me in The Buffalo News.
And... residents, staff and guests of The Buckingham senior living community (Houston Texas) were joined by Kim and Ashley Campbell for a special meet and greet and screening of the critically acclaimed movie: