A Fuller Life -a Film about Sam Fuller by Samantha Fuller
Jim Jarmusch and Sam Fuller
Tigero a film that was never made
Meet the Fullers: Sam by Samantha and Christa
A Fuller Life is a movie memoir of Sam Fuller made by his daughter Samantha. She and her mother Christa recall their lives with the maestro of tabloid cinema.
A FULLER LIFE celebrates the independent spirit of a true American maverick whose unique output broke new ground in journalism, filmmaking, storytelling and even service to his country. The story takes us through highlights of Samuel Fuller’s unconventional and adventurous life spanning a century of American history, a great man’s great yarn, a love song to democracy, and an hymn to independence, originality, and endurance.
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In his memoir A Third Face: My Tale of Writing, Fighting, and Filmmaking, Samuel Fuller wrote, “Heroes? No such damned thing! You moved your ass one way. And you didn’t get hit. You moved it another way, you were blown to bits.” That same thought must have crossed his mind on D-Day as he and “doggies” of the 2nd Battalion, 16th Infantry disembarked the USS Henrico, down its port-side netting and into bobbing LCVPs.
(Francois Truffaut and Sam Fuller – via)
(Shirley Yamaguch directed by Sam Fuller in The House of Bamboo)
Shirley Yamaguchi and Isamu Noguchi – see previous post here