I'm working on a new navigation structure for the page with the content in this iframe.
Request! Can anyone supply me with a high quality scan of this cover...
I'm also interested in any pictures from the same photo session.
Time for my semi-annual update I think. Red Letters is released on DVD in the UK tomorrow.
Noriaki, the webmaster of the Japanese Nastassja Kinski fansite, got in touch to tell me the site has moved to www.nastassja-kinski.jp. It's worth going there for a visit as there are great scans of french PHOTO magazine number 400. Back in issue 200 they had Nastassja and the snake. Now they have her daugher Sonja with a snake! Check out www.photo.fr and www.nastassja-kinski.jp/sonja/article/photo400.
Sorry about the almost complete lack of updates over the last year. I'm going to try and get back on the ball starting with this new look menu page. If I like it enough I'll revamp all the pages.
Let me know if you have any Kinski picture requests. I'll also be happy to add your movie reviews if you have any submissions.
I have added Hunter's movie summary of The Day the World Ended.
If you look to the right side of the page you should see an 'advert' for Tess posters and stuff. I'm willing to put up anyones Nastassja wants or trades or sales. If I get enough I'll start a new section.
Many thanks to Jose who sent me a bunch of his nastassja pictures. I've put a selection of them into an all-new Gallery 5 for your enjoyment. If you have any unusual Nastassja pictures please drop me a line.
It looks like Cat People is getting a Special Edition DVD. It's released as a region 1 disk in August.
I have added Hunter's movie summary of All Around the Town.
Thanks to Roseanna over at the Nastassja Kinski Dream Site for getting in touch with a new link to a Japanese Nastassja site. You can find it at kinski.hypermart.net and it's well worth a look. There are quite a few rare Nastassja pictures to be found. In particular you should check out the articles section for some lovely big scans. I had some initial problems with the main galleries as the photos seem to be kept on yahoo egroups, but once I joined (somehow!) I got access to them as well.
Say Nothing is getting a UK release soon. Here's the cover image I found. Note the use of "that" serpent picture...
During the week Yahoo news reported that Nastassja is to star in a new TV version of Liaisons Dangereuses set in 1960s France.
I have added Hunter's movie summary of Torrents of Spring. Also I've just noticed that Maria's Lovers and The Blonde have just had their region 1 DVD releases lately. Here are a couple of thumbnails...
I've written a page about the famous photo of Nastassja Kinski and the Serpent. Let me know if there's any more info I should include.
I've added Hunter's movie summary of Cold heart.
I have added Hunter's movie summaries of Say Nothing and Diary of a Sex Addict. (Beware all ye who rent the movie thinking Nastassja is the addict!)
Thanks to my new work situation I don't have as much time to spend working on web pages, hence the delay between updates. However I have added Hunter's movie summary of An American Rhapsody plus I found four nice pictures and I've added them to Gallery 4. David has created an Internet Explorer Splash Screen for Mac users and you can find it here
A number of months back I was asked for some pictures from Paris, Texas. Better late than never, I've added three and you can find them in Gallery 2.
Roseanna has sent me the link for her Nastassja Kinski Dream Site so head over and have a look.
Thanks to Hunter for sending me the following link and reviews for Nastassja's new movie An American Rhapsody (released in August in the USA). It has won two awards at the Karlovy Film Festival and the Nantucket Film Festival. Click here for the link.
Here are the reviews. First from the NewTimes, Los Angeles...
"Kinski, for her part, has matured into a perfect balance for the radical gestures of girlhood. She's as lovely as she was in "Tess" more than two decades ago, and ever a heartache to behold, but one can now detect traces of her famous father in her features, with something still smoldering beyond convenient definition. As Margit, she's really the line connecting this whole story, frantic in Budapest, incredulous in Vienna, devastated and rebuilding her world amid the hamburgers and fireworks of American ritual. While Scarlett Johansson gives us insight into the faluve of heated instinct over cold reason, Kinski provides the key to why so many parents refuse to trust or believe in this alleged land of the free."
And Rex Reed says,
"Tony Goldwyn is forceful and sympathetic as the compassionate father, but the big surprise is Nastassja Kinski as the eternally guilt-ridden mother who tries to make up for lost years by being too strict and protective. It’s her most challenging role to date, and she plays it with a focused maturity for which I was completely unprepared."
I've also tidied up the movie summaries and added some small images that Mick sent me.
Thanks to Mick for supplying some new movie summaries of Nastassja's early work. If anyone would like to send in their own comments on any of her movies I would be happy to add them to the individual pages. It would be interesting to get different opinions of her movies.
Hunter let me know that according to that reelplay site there's yet another new Nastassja movie called "The Man With the Key". It also stars Dan Hedaya and Anthony LaPaglia.
I've added two new movie summaries for Revolution and Crackerjack. Again thanks to Hunter who has sent me this link for new Nastassja movie An American Rhapsody.