What Happened to Kerouac?

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l g @bearcrkrd May 10, 2021 worth watching the entire documentary just to see the reading on the Steve Allen Show. See more Jun 10, 2012 What really struck me about the film is that when it was made in 1985, many of the key players in the beat story were still alive - Ginsberg, Corso, Herbert Hunkce, William Burroughs - they can never be interviewed again. Mike McClure still looks like a kid, Jan Kerouac was still with us, Joyce Johnson and Diane Di Prima aren't even middle-aged yet - this is as good as it's going to get, folks. And it's very very good. See more Jan 29, 2011 A slightly unfocused documentary, but as a fan of the subject, I found it appealing anyway. There are great moments in some of the archive footage and interviews. See more Feb 6, 2009 Interesting and enlightening to the times of the Beat generation but a few too many fruit-loops and wafflers for my liking! I guess that makes for a great doco though...but Corso was stupidly annoying. See more Jan 27, 2009 the old footage of Kerouac drunk and openly mocking some pretentious british talk show host are great...otherwise no great revelations. Also the filmmaking itself just seemed amateurish. See more Jan 24, 2009 Genius as a youth, but he didn't age well. Watching him read on the Steve Allen show in 1959 was a treat. Drunk and rambling on William F. Buckley Jr's Firing Line in 1968, not so much. See more Read all reviews

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