Michael Shannon names rock and roll’s greatest-ever frontman: “Truly unique”
A one-of-a-kind frontman.
Author: Rosalind Moran
Rosalind Moran is a writer of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and plays. Her essays and articles have appeared in The Guardian, Electric Literature, Prospect Magazine, and others.
Articles by Author: Rosalind Moran
Terry Gilliam names cinema’s only perfectly made movie: “He did everything right”
Terry Gilliam has nothing but praise for this film and its director.
Why Christopher McQuarrie is right about nostalgia: “Fan service, and fandom, is poison”
It’s time for films to cut the callbacks.
Steve Buscemi’s favourite British movie: “One of the saddest endings to a comedy”
Steve Buscemi’s favourite film is a lesser-known gem.
The famous British adventurer who lost the role of James Bond because his hands were too big
It would seem Bond always needs a near perfect hand.
The TV show that made an enemy of Judi Dench: “Inaccurate and hurtful”
Dame Judi Dench is not a fan.