
*Foster Wallace, escribe sobre Robert Blake en David Lynch keeps his head lo siguiente: "The choice of Blake shows in Lynch the same sort of genius for spotting villain-potential that led to his casting Hoopper as Frank Booth in Blue Velvet and Willem DaFoe as Bobby Peru in Wild at Heart, an ability to detect and resurrect menacing depths in actors who seemed long ago to have lost any depths they'd ever had**. Gone, in Lost Hihgway, is the sensitive tough-guy of Baretta and the excruciating self-parody of Blake's stoned appearances on The Tonight Show, it's like Lynch has somehow reawakened the venomous charisma that made Blake's 1967 performance in In Cold Blood such a sphincter-loosener".
"**R. Blake, born 1933 as Michael James Gubitosi in Nutley, New Jersey, was one of the child stars of Our Gang, was unforgettable as one of the killers in In Cold Blood, etc.
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Ajá, ¿pero qué fue de Alfalfa?
Pues, actuó en estas películas:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0842813/
Curioso que muchas sean de motociclistas y pandillas.
Curioso también que durante un tiempo corriera el rumor de que Josh Saviano (Paul Pfeiffer en Los años maravillosos, ese ñoño que por alguna razón asocio con Alfalfa) era Marilyn Manson (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0767606/board/nest/54389804)
Es como si se creyera que todo lo inocente irremediablemente dejará de serlo, como si llevara esa condena en su seno.
Saludos eh.
Hablando de inocencias y ñoños, checa a la upgradeada Anna Chlumsky en mi último post.
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