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Hud

Thursday, May 26, 2022, 7:30 p.m., Dryden Theatre
still from Hud

Hud (1963).   Photofest.

(Martin Ritt, US 1963, 112 min., DCP)

In one of his signature anti-hero roles, Paul Newman is the title character, a womanizing, self-absorbed son of a Texas cattle rancher (Melvyn Douglas) who destroys his family’s business just as coolly as he seduces the devoted family maid (Patricia Neal, in an Oscar-winning performance). Ritt’s unsentimental direction, James Wong Howe’s marvelous cinematography, and a peerless cast make undeniably compelling material out of Larry McMurtry’s bleak novel Horseman, Pass By. 

 

Event Details

Dryden Theatre
$7 members
$10 nonmembers
$5 students with ID

$5 17 and under

Advance tickets encouraged.

Patrons must show proof of COVID vaccination (regardless of age), photo ID and wear masks. 

Tickets no longer for sale

About This Series

Asian Americans in Hollywood

Last summer the Dryden Theatre presented the series “In Solidarity: Celebrating Asian/Pacific American Directors,” which focused on directors of Asian and Pacific Islander descent who told stories through their own lens. But Asian Americans were working in film since the silent era, both in front of and behind the camera. This series will highlight three of the biggest Asian American contributors from the first seven decades of cinema: actress Anna May Wong, actor Sessue Hayakawa, and cinematographer (and George Eastman Award honoree) James Wong Howe.

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