Curtis Hanson, the director of films including “L.A. Confidential”, “Wonder Boys” and “8 Mile” has died at age 71 of natural causes. Mark Kelly looks back at his life in films. Image: Everett Collection
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As Kim once said: “Curtis HAnson, Curtis Hanson, Curtis Hanson”. I’ll miss
you. You were a true Maltese Falcon Of The Cinema. TAKE A BOW! Wonder boy.
In technicolor.
As Kim once said: Curtis Henson, Hanson, Curtis Hanson. I’ll miss you. You
were a true Maltese Falcon Of The Cinema. TAKE A BOW! Wonder boy. In
technicolor.