Were Tony Scott still with us, had he not taken his own life in August, the time would still be right for a retrospective of his work.
While the younger Scott was a less influential filmmaker than his brother Ridley, he left a strong imprint on the action and crime genres with megahits such as "Top Gun" and the critically-acclaimed, Quentin Tarantino-scripted "True Romance." And he never really quite got his due.
This Friday and Saturday, 92YTribeca pays tribute to the late director with "The Great Scott," a series featuring three of his films, showing with select companion pieces: avant-garde shorts and the 1946 B noir "So Dark the Night."
Here's the schedule:
Filings: 7-year-old was left home alone for a day 6 months before she died ... LI employers stole nearly $4M from their workers ... Flock reps meeting with Suffolk lawmakers ... Wet weather on the way
Filings: 7-year-old was left home alone for a day 6 months before she died ... LI employers stole nearly $4M from their workers ... Flock reps meeting with Suffolk lawmakers ... Wet weather on the way
