
I think I'd be remiss to not mention the passing of James Lyons here at the Film Experience. You may not know James by name, but you certainly know him from his work behind (and occasionally on) camera.

He appeared in front of the camera (no matter how briefly) for Mary Harron's I Shot Andy Warhol, Postcards from America, plus Haynes' Poison and [safe]. He even helped Haynes out with the story for Velvet Goldmine. He was a very talented man.
He was currently slowing down on working of others' films and was instead trying to get a short film about Andy Warhol off the ground, as well as continuing his work with HIV/AIDS.
Sorry for being a bit of a downer (especially today, which isn't exactly a happy cheery one for many), but I thought it'd be appreciated by this audience.
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3 comments:
Thank you for pointing this out Kamikaze.
I had no idea! I'm so sorry to hear this, but I appreciate having the news. Thanks, KC, for such an eloquent tribute.
That's a great photo of him; where is it from?
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