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...people became more central to my life. I could now make my own schedule and not fit into anyone else's. I took more speaking engagements. I did movies that I hadn't done before--fun stuff, like Spy Hard with Leslie Nielsen, in which I beat up Hulk Hogan...
...Crane (Greg Kinnear) was an L.A. disc jockey. Then he became the star of the TV series Hogan's Heroes. In due course, abetted by a video geek named John Carpenter (Willem Dafoe), he became a sex addict. This destroyed his career. Reduced to the dinner-theater circuit, he met lots of willing women and took pictures of them in flagrante with the equipment Carpenter supplied. Then he was murdered, almost certainly by Carpenter. Auto Focus tells this story as affectlessly as we just have. It's a conscious aesthetic choice by director Paul Schrader, not an accident of ineptitude...
...panel discussion, attended by representatives of energy companies as well as consumer advocacy groups, also featured Theresa Flaim, who is senior vice president of the Tennessee Valley Authority, and William W. Hogan, who is Littauer professor of public policy and administration at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) and director of the Harvard Electricity Policy Group (HEPG...
...this film, Hogan's Heroes star Bob Crane (embodied here with scary blandness by Greg Kinnear) was a sex addict who enjoyed having his erotic acts recorded on video by a technician (Willem Dafoe) who often joined Crane in four-way frolics. As a cut-rate American satyr, Crane was Hugh Hefner without the mansion or the moves. And Paul Schrader's clinical docu-comedy is as grim as an autopsy after an electrocution...
Littauer Professor of Public Policy and Administration William Hogan said in April that at the Kennedy School, administrators consistently underestimate the overhead costs they need to run their programs, leading the school to grant requests that become more expensive than anticipated...