Suzanne Pleshette in full attack makeup and Rod Taylor on the set of The Birds (1963).


 

Camay...remember this?


 

Early early Beatles


 

Carson


 


 

L'Année dernière à Marienbad

 L'Année dernière à Marienbad was screened at the Venice Film Festival on 29 August 1961, before opening in France a month later.




Written by 39-year-old Alain Robbe-Grillet and directed by 39-year-old Alain Resnais (in his second feature), the film was rejected by Cannes but received the Gold Lion at Venice and has received polarizing views ever since.

Released in the US in March 1962 as Last Year at Marienbad, the film was reviewed both as “the greatest film ever made” and an “aimless disaster.” Robbe-Grillet was nominated for an Academy Award for his screenplay, which reportedly was exactingly detailed, including directions for camera movements and soundtrack choices. Resnais was quoted as saying that he felt like a “robot” in the early days of shooting, adhering closely to the script. The few changes he did make left Robbe-Grillet saying the finished film was a “betrayal.”

The film’s over-stylized “neo-surrealism” might have confused and frustrated audiences, but it had a significant influence on many directors, including Stanley Kubrick (who cited it as an influence on The Shining), Akira Kurosawa (who named it as his favorite film), Agnes Varda, and too many tv commercial and music video directors.

Roger Miller

 


Everyone's gone to the moon


 

The Dave Clark 5





 

The Byrds


 

The Beatles!


 

60s chicks

Ali MacGraw photographed by Sante Forlano, 1967.j

                                              

             

                                                 Jane Fonda at 24 years old, 1962.


                                            



Barbara Eden  production still from The Manicurist, season 2, episode 16 of The Andy Griffith Show first broadcast January 22, 1962.
   
Claudia Cardinale in Rome, Italy. 1961







Viet Nam was one big pain in the ass



 

Parkay


 

The Beatles (of course)



 

This song was on the charts all summer long


 

Grazen in the grass


 

Lets Twist


 

Band stand...Saturday mornings


 

Small Faces...they were really much to good for pop music


 

CCR

 


Peter Gunn...now this was a really cool show, well written and well made


 

Bond....James Bond


 

Lesley Gore on Batman


 

The Beach Boys!


 

Elvis and Ann Margaret


 

Morrison



 

There was a time in America when entertainers were on TV, now we have amateur's and actors


 

The Green Hornet




 

RFK


 

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So Sixties









 

Viet Nam...what a downer pain in the ass


 

What's my line? What a terrific show that was, on every day at 4:00


 

Paul


 

Ringo






 

The Beatles cartoon every Saturday morning at 11:00




 

Sunday nights at 7


 

Gunsmoke and I grew up together


 

Go speed racer!


 

Sunday nights at 8


 

Jackie Gleason was everywhere in the 1960s...and thank God for that


 

George