No Gus, no glory

Document author(s):

Kelly Vance

Document source:

East Bay Express

Publication date:

2003 Feb 5

Document language:

English

Document type:

article

Number of pages:

1

Source pagination:

27

Document name subject:

Gus Van Sant, William S. Burroughs, and Allen Ginsburg

Document contains:

production co

Related films:

• Mala noche — Van Sant, Gus — United States — 1985
• Drugstore cowboy — Van Sant, Gus — United States — 1989
• My own private Idaho — Van Sant, Gus — United States — 1991
• To die for — Van Sant, Gus — Great Britain; United States — 1995
• Good Will Hunting — Van Sant, Gus — United States — 1997
• Finding Forrester — Van Sant, Gus — United States — 2000
• Gerry — Van Sant, Gus — United States — 2002

Film country(ies):

Great Britain and United States

Film language(s):

English, Italian, and Spanish

Film production company:

Avenue Pictures Productions, Be Gentlemen Limited Partnerships, Columbia Pictures, Fountainbridge Productions, Laurence Mark Productions, Lawrence Bender Productions, Miramax Films, My Cactus Inc., New Line Cinema Corporation, Northern Film Company, and Rank Organisation

Film genre(s):

Adaptation, Adventure, Crime, Dark comedy, Drama, Feature, Gay/lesbian, Landscape, Romance, and Youth

Film subject(s):

• Abandoned children -- Drama
• Adventure and adventurers -- Drama
• Basketball players -- New York (State) -- New York -- Drama
• Death Valley (Calif. and Nev.) -- Description and travel -- Drama
• Drug abuse and crime -- United States -- Drama
• Drug addiction -- United States -- Drama
• Fogle, James. Drugstore cowboy -- Film and video adaptations
• Gay men -- Drama
• Gay teenagers -- United States -- Drama
• Genius -- Drama
• Genius and mental illness -- Drama
• Hiking -- Drama
• Illegal aliens -- Drama
• Janitors -- Drama
• Mathematicians -- Drama
• Mentoring -- Drama
• Murder for hire -- Drama
• Narcolepsy -- Drama
• Novelists -- New York (State) -- New York -- Drama
• Runaway teenagers -- United States -- Drama
• Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. Henry IV, part 1 -- Film and video adaptations
• Television -- Psychological aspects -- Drama
• Television personalities -- United States -- Drama
• Unrequited love -- Drama

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