Episode 229 · Film year 1975
Night Moves (1975)
- Special Guest
- Nat Segaloff
- Guest Co-Host
- Carol Borden
Show notes
Arthur Penn's Night Moves (1975) stars Gene Hackman as Harry Moseby, a private eye trying to find himself in a post-Watergate America.
We're joined by Nat Segaloff, author of Arthur Penn: American Director and Carol Borden of the Cultural Gutter (opens in a new tab).
We're joined by Nat Segaloff, author of Arthur Penn: American Director and Carol Borden of the Cultural Gutter (opens in a new tab).
Labels: Alan Sharp Arthur Penn Carol Borden David Manderson Gene Hackman James Woods Mathew Asprey Gear Melanie Griffith Neonoir Susan Clark
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Music credits
- "Night Moves" - Pulsedriver
- "Night Moves" - Leckerphonics
- "Night Moves" - Bob Seger
Links & resources
- Buy Night Moves on DVD (opens in a new tab)
- Buy Arthur Penn: American Director by Nat Segaloff (opens in a new tab)
- Buy Mr. Huston/ Mr. North: Life, Death, and Making John Huston's Last Film by Nat Segaloff (opens in a new tab)
- Arthur Penn: American Director (opens in a new tab)
- Night Moves (opens in a new tab)
- Read "With Autumn Closing In" Night Moves Remembered by Daniel Moses Luft (opens in a new tab)
- Read Night Moves vs. The Long Goodbye by Susan Doll (opens in a new tab)
- Be sure to visit the Cultural Gutter (opens in a new tab)
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Comments (3)
Jeffrey Goodman Great episode on a movie that never gets old, and only gets better the more one watches it! Also, Kudos on being the first show in any medium that I'm aware of that had a guest that used a term I've only heard my father say...Potchkee, a Yiddish term for wasting time....and Mr. Segaloff used it TWICE (loved his Hurricane Billy, BTW! and look forward to his Harlan Ellison biography). Always a joy to find your show covering a favorite!!!Peter Rozovsky It would have been fun discussing this one with you guys. I found the pop culture references in "Night Moves" so clumsy and obvious as to make the movie unwatchable: http://detectivesbeyondborders.blogspot.com/2010/08/arthur-penns-night-movies-plus-note-on.htmlme This movie was 1000 times better than anything from today.