First famous for his editing contributions to Easy Rider, the British born and Actors Studio trained actor/editor turned writer/director Henry Jaglom has dedicated several of his cinematic creations since his feature filmmaking debut in 1971 to exploring the many issues surrounding women and men in contemporary society.
His most recent film, Hollywood Dreams, offered a phenomenal role for its lead actress Tanna Frederick and was featured as an Official Selection at our very own Scottsdale International Film Festival, which incidentally kicks off tonight.
Nearly a dozen of the groundbreaking, experimental, and acclaimed independent filmmaker's classic works starring such notable performers as Orson Welles, Vanessa Redgrave and Dennis Hopper have been made available for the digital generation as iTunes feature length downloads, which you can learn more about below.
Tracks (1976)
Starring Dennis Hopper, Taryn Power, Dean Stockwell.
Introducing Michael Emil and Zack Norman.
With Topo Swope, Alfred Ryder, Barbara Flood
and Richard Romanus (International Rainbow Pictures).
Sitting Ducks (1980)
Starring Michael Emil & Zack Norman. Introducing Patrice Townsend.
With Irene Forrest, Richard Romanus. And Henry Jaglom
(International Rainbow Pictures/United Film Distribution).
Can She Bake a Cherry Pie? (1983)
Starring Karen Black and Michael Emil. With Michael Margotta, Frances Fisher, Martin Harvey Friedberg, Robert Hallak, Larry David
(International Rainbow Pictures/Castle Hill).
Always (But Not Forever) (1985)
Starring Henry Jaglom and Patrice Townsend.
With Alan Rachins, Joanna Frank, Melissa Leo, Jonathan Kaufer, Andre Gregory, Michael Emil, Amnon Meskin, Bud Townsend and Bob Rafelson (Jagfilms/Samuel Goldwyn Co.).
Someone to Love (1987)
Starring Orson Welles, Henry Jaglom, Sally Kellerman, Andrea Marcovicci and Michael Emil.
Introducing Dave Frishberg and Stephen Bishop.
With Oja Kodar, Ronee Blakley, Kathryn Harrold, Monte Hellman, Barbara Flood
(International Rainbow Pictures/Castle Hill).
New Year’s Day (1989)
Starring Henry Jaglom, David Duchovny and Maggie Wheeler.
With Gwen Welles, Harvey Miller, Irene Moore, James DePreist, Michael Emil, Robert Hallak, Katherine Wallach. And Milos Forman
(Jagfilms/Rainbow Releasing).
Eating (1991)
Starring Mary Crosby, Frances Bergen, Gwen Welles, Lisa Richards.
Introducing Nelly Alard. With Marlena Giovi, Daphna Kastner, Marina Gregory, ElizabethKemp, Beth Grant, Savannah Smith Boucher, Taryn Power
(Jagfilms/Rainbow Releasing).
Venice/Venice (1992)
Starring Henry Jaglom and Nelly Alard. With Suzanne Bertish, Daphna Kastner, Melissa Leo, David Duchovny. And Suzanne Lanza, Diane Salinger, Marshall Barer, Zack Norman.
And John Landis
(Jagfilms/Rainbow Releasing).
View the Trailer Below
Babyfever (1994)
Introducing Victoria Foyt. With Frances Fisher, Matt Salinger, Dinah Lenney, Zack Norman, Elaine Kagan, Eliza Roberts, Charlayne Woodward, Tracy Swope.
And Eric Roberts.
(A Jagtoria Film/Rainbow Releasing).
Déjà Vu (1998)
Starring Stephen Dillane, Victoria Foyt and Vanessa Redgrave.
With Glynis Barber, Michael Brandon, Vernon Dobtcheff, Graydon Gould, Noel Harrison, Aviva Marks, Anna Massey. And Rachel Kempson
(A Jagtoria Film/Revere Entertainment/Rainbow Releasing).
View the Trailer Below
Hollywood Dreams (2008)
Starring Tanna Frederick and Justin Kirk.
With Zack Norman, David Proval, Melissa Leo, Karen Black, Kim Kolarich and Keaton Simons. And Eric Roberts and Jon Robin Baitz.
View the Trailer Below
Read the Film Intuition Review of Hollywood Dreams
Starring Dennis Hopper, Taryn Power, Dean Stockwell.
Introducing Michael Emil and Zack Norman.
With Topo Swope, Alfred Ryder, Barbara Flood
and Richard Romanus (International Rainbow Pictures).
Sitting Ducks (1980)
Starring Michael Emil & Zack Norman. Introducing Patrice Townsend.
With Irene Forrest, Richard Romanus. And Henry Jaglom
(International Rainbow Pictures/United Film Distribution).
Can She Bake a Cherry Pie? (1983)
Starring Karen Black and Michael Emil. With Michael Margotta, Frances Fisher, Martin Harvey Friedberg, Robert Hallak, Larry David
(International Rainbow Pictures/Castle Hill).
Always (But Not Forever) (1985)
Starring Henry Jaglom and Patrice Townsend.
With Alan Rachins, Joanna Frank, Melissa Leo, Jonathan Kaufer, Andre Gregory, Michael Emil, Amnon Meskin, Bud Townsend and Bob Rafelson (Jagfilms/Samuel Goldwyn Co.).
Someone to Love (1987)
Starring Orson Welles, Henry Jaglom, Sally Kellerman, Andrea Marcovicci and Michael Emil.
Introducing Dave Frishberg and Stephen Bishop.
With Oja Kodar, Ronee Blakley, Kathryn Harrold, Monte Hellman, Barbara Flood
(International Rainbow Pictures/Castle Hill).
New Year’s Day (1989)
Starring Henry Jaglom, David Duchovny and Maggie Wheeler.
With Gwen Welles, Harvey Miller, Irene Moore, James DePreist, Michael Emil, Robert Hallak, Katherine Wallach. And Milos Forman
(Jagfilms/Rainbow Releasing).
Eating (1991)
Starring Mary Crosby, Frances Bergen, Gwen Welles, Lisa Richards.
Introducing Nelly Alard. With Marlena Giovi, Daphna Kastner, Marina Gregory, ElizabethKemp, Beth Grant, Savannah Smith Boucher, Taryn Power
(Jagfilms/Rainbow Releasing).
Venice/Venice (1992)
Starring Henry Jaglom and Nelly Alard. With Suzanne Bertish, Daphna Kastner, Melissa Leo, David Duchovny. And Suzanne Lanza, Diane Salinger, Marshall Barer, Zack Norman.
And John Landis
(Jagfilms/Rainbow Releasing).
View the Trailer Below
Babyfever (1994)
Introducing Victoria Foyt. With Frances Fisher, Matt Salinger, Dinah Lenney, Zack Norman, Elaine Kagan, Eliza Roberts, Charlayne Woodward, Tracy Swope.
And Eric Roberts.
(A Jagtoria Film/Rainbow Releasing).
Déjà Vu (1998)
Starring Stephen Dillane, Victoria Foyt and Vanessa Redgrave.
With Glynis Barber, Michael Brandon, Vernon Dobtcheff, Graydon Gould, Noel Harrison, Aviva Marks, Anna Massey. And Rachel Kempson
(A Jagtoria Film/Revere Entertainment/Rainbow Releasing).
View the Trailer Below
Hollywood Dreams (2008)
Starring Tanna Frederick and Justin Kirk.
With Zack Norman, David Proval, Melissa Leo, Karen Black, Kim Kolarich and Keaton Simons. And Eric Roberts and Jon Robin Baitz.
View the Trailer Below
Read the Film Intuition Review of Hollywood Dreams
