End of the Road
on the road, at the Dallas landmark, The Texas Theatre.
Read about the 1970 underground classic...

Indiewire magazine features an in-depth article about
the re-release of END OF THE ROAD, cult film that helped define independent filmmaking ...
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New release of "long lost" film
END OF THE ROAD

End of the Road article in Cineaste - "One of the great ‘lost films’ of the late ‘60s, the audacious, highly crafted End of the Road, has haunted generations of audiences—especially film buffs—not only on account of its virtual disappearance—but because it captured on film, with cool detachment, the tumultuous zeitgeist of its times. The film also marks a big screen ‘first’ for cinematic super-talents: James Earl Jones, Stacy Keach, Harris Yulin and the film’s Director of Photography: Gordon Willis."
— Nile Southen

From the film’s opening frame, the sound-editing, music selection and a hauntingly original score by Teo Macero,
combine to form a tour-de-force of exquisitely paced and interwoven textures...

End of the Road now joins a prestigious group of formerly ‘X’- rated films, including Midnight Cowboy (1969), and
A Clockwork Orange (1971). These powerful, disturbing visions of society’s outcasts, much-maligned at the time of their release, have been cleansed of the stigma of ‘porn’—with the MPAA certifying them as ‘R’.

Press release from Warner Bros., August 14, 2012

— END OF THE ROAD —

Co-written and co-produced by Terry Southern

Dallas Morning News corroborates the theory:
maybe EVERY day is Terry Southern Day?
 

The Magic Christian named absurdist
masterpiece by UK Guardian: details ...
 
 

2014 – the 5Oth anniversary of the film,
"Dr. Strangelove: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb,"

Screenplay by Terry Southen, Stanley Kubrick and Peter George.

Many publications, including those of of the "Quality-Lit." variety, have included feature articles on the making and
ongoing relevance of this movie, which the American Film Institute named one of the 10 best American films,
and one of the top 3 comedies of all time.

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Director William Friedkin and others on 'Dr. Strangelove' ... (video)

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Digital Journal:
Op-Ed: 'Dr. Strangelove' – Still hilarious and potent after 50 years

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Dangerous Minds:
Dr. Strangelove’ as ‘a Cold Blade of Scorn Against the Spectator’s Throat’

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Film School Mag:
Wake Up and Scream’ Recreates ‘Dr. Strangelove for the Forbidden Zone

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The New York Review of Books:
Happy Birthday, Dr.Strangelove!

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The New Yorker:
As ‘Dr. Strangelove’ Turns 50: Vast Nuclear Dangers Remain

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The Los Angeles Times:Throwback Thursday:
'Dr. Strangelove' released 50 years ago this week

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A Facebook Page:
Terry Southern, Author

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