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« Reply #8 on: December 15, 2018, 07:49:45 PM » |
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For a woman to die at 74 is kind of young!  In tribute to her, I am posting this very nice article from Sasha Stone's website Awards Daily. The author, surprisingly for those of us who are Eastwood fans, considers Locke to be an "outstanding actress." See below. I have unfortunately never seen a performance from her in a non-Eastwood film. Sondra Locke And Eastwood’s Shadow by David Philips
It’s hard to calculate how much Sondra Locke’s career was helped and hurt by her long-running personal and professional relationship with Clint Eastwood. On one hand, her co-starring roles with her then partner were widely distributed, much talked-about, and often commercially successful. On the other, to many, the arc of her career was sometimes defined more by Eastwood than by her own considerable talents.
Which is too bad, because Sondra Locke was an outstanding actress. She scored an Oscar nomination for supporting actress in her very first role. Acting opposite Alan Arkin in the lovely – if largely forgotten – The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter, Locke made an impressive debut as a petulant teen who forms a friendship with Arkin’s deaf-mute character. It’s terrific work in a fine film whose sentimental tone has perhaps not aged well when compared with the more cutting-edge films of the late 60s, such as The Graduate and Easy Rider.
http://www.awardsdaily.com/2018/12/14/sondra-locke-and-eastwoods-shadow/
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