Entertainment & Arts
Bob Rafelson was known for directing the film ‘Five Easy Pieces’ and co-producing the TV series ‘The Monkees,’ starring the band of the same name.
July 24, 2022
Pop & Hiss
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March 1, 2012
Movies
I feel compelled after reading Patrick Goldstein’s story about Jack Nicholson, Carole Eastman and Bob Rafelson (“Three Not-So-Easy Pieces,” Oct. 27) to add some personal comments regarding Rafelson.
Nov. 10, 1991
Despite his maverick reputation, Bob Rafelson has survived by creating well-crafted movies.
Feb. 20, 1997
“I felt almost systematically rebellious for many years,” admits director Bob Rafelson, who was catapulted to the front ranks of Hollywood in the late ‘60s when his second film, “Five Easy Pieces,” struck a sympathetic chord with a nation swinging to the left.
Sept. 28, 1986
Having traveled from the bazaars of India to the forbidden Muslim city of Harer, Capt.
Feb. 18, 1990
Since their initial, countercultural collaboration--writing The Monkees’ movie “Head”--Jack Nicholson and Bob Rafelson have certainly gone down different paths.
Feb. 21, 1997
It’s nearly midnight at Yamashiro, a Japanese restaurant located high up in the Hollywood Hills.
Oct. 27, 1991
As I began reading Patrick Goldstein’s Feb. 18 article on director Bob Rafelson’s new movie, “Mountains of the Moon,” about the Burton-Speke expedition to find the source of the Nile, I became thrilled that someone was finally going to give Sir Richard Burton, one of my heroes and a giant of the 19th Century, the wider recognition that he truly merits.
Feb. 25, 1990
Moonfleet (TNT Monday at 6 a.m.): Fritz Lang’s handsome, delightful 1955 adventure, involving 18th-Century smugglers and buccaneers.
Jan. 21, 1990