I've been wild for his beauty since S'tan and I photographed and interviewed him in the late seventies. I always liked his films and he has grown into a really interesting director.
Photo/ B. Miller 1979
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Stunning photog, Bobby. Just beautiful.
I'm an addict for GHOST DOG: THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI and NIGHT ON EARTH. He truly is one of the most orginal and inspiring filmmakers, and coaxes actors into places I'm sure they never thought they could go.
I'm an addict for GHOST DOG: THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI and NIGHT ON EARTH. He truly is one of the most orginal and inspiring filmmakers, and coaxes actors into places I'm sure they never thought they could go.
That was for my interview with him for "Vacation Magazine." The editor, Patrick something-or-other, wanted to do a journal like
"Interview" used to be, not interviewing Nancy Reagan but odd birds.
Can you buy JJ's first film, "Permanent Vacation" on DVD I wonder. That crazy beauty Chris Parker was its star.
Ghost Dog is really gorgeous once you can believe that big fat guy is an Indian...
Johhny Depp lying next to the fawn, the most beautiful image ever.
"Interview" used to be, not interviewing Nancy Reagan but odd birds.
Can you buy JJ's first film, "Permanent Vacation" on DVD I wonder. That crazy beauty Chris Parker was its star.
Ghost Dog is really gorgeous once you can believe that big fat guy is an Indian...
Johhny Depp lying next to the fawn, the most beautiful image ever.
Mmmmmmmm Chris Parker. Where is he today?
I saw him at an 80s retro art opening at Deitch Gallery, after my foot surgery, that was possibly 2001... I was on crutches and he helped me, he took me to dinner. He had some kind of permanent position renovating an ancient mansion in upstate New York... apparently a talented carpenter! He was still very cute and lovable. (Yes Bobby he turned out nicely!)
Was he still crazy?
Hmmm thas' like the pot asking the kettle if the fryin' pan
is still black.
is still black.