Geoff Goldlan was the first role in this classic movement movie

Michael Winner “desire to die” It was one of the most famous films in the 1970s. Based on Brian Garfield’s novel, “Death Wish” was about a mild architect named Paul Kersi (Charles Bronson) who lives in New York with his wife Joanna (Hope Lang) and his daughter Carroll (Kathleen Tolan). This day was appointed for 1974, so New York was photographed as a dirty crime and danger. The thugs and crawling are identical to the streets looking for potential victims, and the audience can immediately feel that a terrible thing will happen to the Paul family.

Indeed, the film opens with a work of severe violence. Joanna and Carole are chased at home by the trio of crawling who stormed their apartment, with the aim of stealing them. When they don’t get enough money, the creeping overcame Joanna to death and sexual assault on Carroll. Carroll will spend the rest of the movie in an institution, to become a Katoon and unable to learn about the depth of her shock. Paul, at the same time, will fall into deep depression, and become very disappointed by humanity. He will eventually find consolation in his violent revenge. Paul inhibits a rifle and begins to walk at the dangerous alleys at night, hoping that they will be leaked. He starts shooting at his attackers. Then he kills mugger on regular. Is Paul a hero to stop crime, or just another killer in the streets full?

It is attributed to the trio of Muggers at the beginning of the movie as Freak #1, Freak #2 and Freak #3, but one of them may be recognized. Freak #1 played by Jeff Goldblum, in what was his first appearance in his movie. His stars played by Christopher Logan and Gregory Rosakis played. He did not play a big role in “Death Wish”, but his actions were the central motivation for a central drama for the winner.

Like many actors before him, Goldblum is bitten by representative errors in high school. In 1969, when he was only 17 years old, Goldblum moved from his hometown of West Homestead, Pennsylvania, to New York City to become a professional representative. He studied the craft with the famous coach Sanford Meisner at the Needed Neighborhood Theater, a century -old theater of the last century on the upper eastern side. In 1971, he appeared for the first time in Broadway singing in the band of a rocky music version of “Veruna” of Shakespeare. This production starred by Gonel Allen and Raul Julia. One of Goldblum citizens was the Channing Stockard on-RISE. This production ended with a victory in Tony for the best musician.

Three years later, Goldblum jumped to the big screen with “Death Wish”. He is unforgettable in the movie, not only because his character is very horrific, but because he is a tall and amazing man. In the same year, Goldblum attracted the attention of director Robert Al -Tamman and was given a small role in His colleague in the Dramidi Gambling “Taksim California”, “ Elliot Gold and George Seuj. In 1975, Altman worked with Goldblum again, and placed it in the beloved Oscar “Nashville”.

Goldblum had a fortunate habit to work with interesting directors. He worked for Paul Mazurrsky in the “next station, Greenwich Village”, and with Woody Allen in “Annie Hall”. He worked with Michael Winner again in the horror movie “The Sentinel”. He played a prominent role in dust dust from the Undersung “Praise be to God that it is Friday”, and a small role in “The Body Snatches” in Philip Kaufman. He began to penetrate it in the 1980s, with films such as “The Big Chill” and “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai over the eighth dimension. After that, the cinematic pillar was known and appeared in countless classics. His next movie will be to restart his role as an Oz processor in The “bad guys” supplement, It is called “Al -Azhar: for the sake of good.”

To think, everything started with Freak #1.