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1. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1990/01/18-caThreads That Led to the Making of ‘Glory’ : Movies ...

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   Threads That Led to the Making of ‘Glory’ : Movies: Screenwriter Kevin Jarre recalls the ‘unbelievable odyssey’ in getting the tale of a black Civil War regiment made. By CHARLES CHAMPLIN ...

2. crisismagazine.com › vault › on-screen-engraving-gloryOn Screen: Engraving Glory - Crisis Magazine

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   Apr 1, 1990 · If the film’s writer and director, Kevin Jarre and Edward Zwick respectively, haven’t probed the depths of characterization or fully explored the sheerly cinematic possibilities of their subject, they have also refused to wallow in historical “color,” abstained from inventing “love interest” and other anecdotal excitements, and have ...

3. sbiff.org › gloryGlory | SBIFF - Santa Barbara International Film Festival

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   Screenwriter Kevin Jarre was inspired by a monument to the troops at the Boston Common where he saw black men depicted. He didn’t know black men had fought in the war. He used Colonel Shaw’s actual letters as a foundation for his script as well as narration.

4. www.newbalance.co.uk › sport › athletesOur Athletes - New Balance

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   At the heart of our ethos lies a steadfast dedication to empowering athletes across diverse disciplines. Through these collaborative efforts, we support our athletes excelling in their respective sports and nurture promising talent across fields, courts, and tracks. Meet our New Balance athletes.

5. truewestmagazine.com › article › tombstone-a-reckoningTombstone: A Reckoning - True West Magazine

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   Aug 20, 2023 · The first is that screenwriter Kevin Jarre actually listened to someone who loves the real history of Tombstone and Wyatt Earp, and that person was Jeff Morey. The idea that the boomtown was brand new is from Jeff (see below).

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6. www.ign.com › articles › tombstone-turns-30-kurtTombstone Turns 30: How the Kurt Russell Western ... - IGN

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   Dec 25, 2023 · Kevin Jarre in 2011. Kurt Russell is the last one standing who had a definitive say in and exact knowledge of how Tombstone became the movie we know, and he ain’t talking.

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   Is it ironic to see Jeff Morey & Kevin Jarre in Tombstone & Wyatt Earp?

   • Ironic, no?” —Bob Misiorowski Above is a very prescient photograph of Jeff Morey and Kevin Jarre just before the end. It is significant for two reasons. The first is that screenwriter Kevin Jarre actually listened to someone who loves the real history of Tombstone and Wyatt Earp, and that person was Jeff Morey.

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   Did Kevin Jarre write tombstone?

   • Kevin Jarre was no different. A longtime history buff who had written the screenplay for Glory four years earlier, Tombstone was a dream project for the writer.

   Tombstone Turns 30: How the Kurt Russell Western Overcame Chaos to

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   Why did Jarre resign?

   • Jarre was given the job of directing his script and assembled an ensemble for the ages to fill out the cast. However, the logistics of helming a production of this scope proved too much for the first-timer, leading to his dismissal one month into shooting.

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8. www.imdb.com › name › nm0418883Kevin Jarre - Quotes - IMDb

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   I moved into Room 421 at the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York, opposite the Players Club, and wrote Glory (1989) in four weeks, on spec. I never thought I could interest anybody in it. A Civil War epic, about black people? But I'd got really attached to the story.