#getting straight

even in the launderette seems like i can't get away from you cinema + television + laundromats

everything everywhere all at once (daniel scheinert and daniel kwan, 2022) pecker (john waters, 1998) ER, 4x03, "friendly fire" (félix enríquez alcalá, 1997) starsky and hutch, 2x11, "nightmare" (randal kleiser, 1976) the adventures of elmo in grouchland (gary halvorson, 1999) getting straight (richard rush, 1970) fight club (david fincher, 1999) secretary (steven shainberg, 2002) my beautiful laundrette (stephen frears, 1986)

bonus:

Scans of the Brazilian version of Reader's Digest ("Seleções") from August 2003, highlighting Harrison Ford in the cover.

There's an interview with Harry, which covers his concern for the environment, his personal life (including the end of his marriage to Melissa Mathison), his career in Hollywood, and his political views.

original lobby card for Getting Straight (1970), directed by Richard Rush.  This is his second honorable mention, after Color of Night.  His entry among my best 1,001 movies is Psych Out and his other notable credits include Freebie and the Bean and The Stunt Man.  He has 13 director credits from 1960 to Color of Night.

Elliott Gould as Harry Bailey in Getting Straight (1970).  Elliott was born in Brooklyn and has 188 acting credits, from a 1964 tv movie to 2020.  His entry among my best 1,001 movies is MASH, and his other notable credits include Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice, The Long Goodbye, Nashville, The Muppet Movie, The Muppets Take Manhattan, 22 episodes of ER, Bugsy, three episodes of LA Law, Kicking and Screaming, 20 episodes of Friends, Oceans Twelve, Oceans Thirteen, The Ten Commandments (2007, as the voice of God), Noah (as the voice of God), and 19 episodes of Ray Donovan,