Anthony Quinn In The Press
Catching Anthony Quinn’s Eye.
By New York Social Diary - January 17, 2023
Most know Anthony Quinn for his highly acclaimed film and stage career. What you might not know is that in addition to his acting career, and just as enduring, was his work as an artist.
Katherine Quinn provides creativity mentorship through the Anthony Quinn Foundation.
By Art New England - December, 2022
Quinn was a complex man with a legacy that needs to be honored and preserved. On top of this, Katherine wanted his life to inspire and guide young people interested in the arts and to expand their world to new opportunities.
Jake Gyllenhaal names his five favourite movies of all time.
By Far Out Magazine - October 26, 2022
His third choice is the Federico Fellini movie La Strada from 1954. An iconic Italian arthouse movie, Gyllenhaal’s love for the film he explains as “sort of self-explanatory,” adding, “Like Giulietta Masina, I mean every performance, but particularly the last scene in the movie, with Anthony Quinn and just being on the beach, and everything about that movie is beautiful”.
The Legacy Of Latin And Hispanic Artists In American Film
By Pasadena Now - September 25, 2022
The book also covers the films and careers of actors ranging from silent screen idol Antonio Moreno, to international Oscar-winning star Anthony Quinn, to Andy Garcia and Antonio Banderas.
Irene Papas, Actress in ‘Zorba,’ ‘Z’ and Greek Tragedies, Is Dead at 96
By The New York Times - September 14, 2022
In “Zorba the Greek” (1964), with Mr. Quinn, she was a Greek widow who is stoned by her fellow villagers because of her choice of lover.
ART SCENE:
Anthony Quinn, Artist and Actor
By Newport This Week - August 18, 2022
Could he possibly have been as good an actor as he was an artist? Of course, that is the inverse of the question most of us would ask about Anthony Quinn. In my view, at least, he was a protean talent in both.
How Anthony Quinn’s ‘Zorba’ Created a Culture
By Greek City Times - August 12, 2022
Does life imitate art, or does art imitate life? That is the question when it comes to the iconic portrayal of Alexis Zorbas by Mexican-American acting legend, Anthony Quinn.
Art Buzz: Anthony Quinn Exhibit Opens To Packed Crowd
By Newport Buzz - August 6, 2022
The opening sculpture exhibit of the late Anthony Quinn opened Friday night at the Sarah Langley Gallery at the Hammetts Hotel to a packed crowd hoping to get further insight into the man most widely known for his diverse roles on the cinema screen and stage.
Art Buzz: Sculpture Exhibit Of Hollywood Legend Anthony Quinn At Hammetts Hotel
By Newport Buzz - July 29, 2022
“the show is raw… organic and masterfully controlled by the artist’s hand. Bold color and geometry give the viewer a glimpse into the mind and soul of a powerful larger than life iconoclast.”
Top 10 Anthony Quinn Movies
By Cinescopia - April 21, 2022
Antonio Rodolfo Oaxaca Quinn was one of the first and most important Latino actors to achieve fame in Hollywood followed by internationalization within the industry.
The stars of the Golden Age who were nominated for Oscars
By Infobae - March 27, 2022
During the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, several stars triumphed abroad, but only a few of them caught the attention of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and were nominated for Oscars
Anthony Quinn: the Mexican who won two Oscars in the same category
By Infobae - March 27, 2022
Anthony Quinn was an American nationalized Mexican actor, film director, painter, writer and sculptor who received multiple awards, including two Oscars , making him the first actor of Aztec blood to not only conquer them, but to perform said act in the same category with only 4 years apart
Artemis Gallery to offer cultural art collection of Oscar-winning actor Anthony Quinn in Feb
By Artfix Daily - February 21, 2022
Artemis Gallery takes great pleasure in announcing a February 27 online auction consisting exclusively of cultural artworks acquired by screen legend and “Renaissance man” Anthony Quinn (1915-2001)
10 Anthony Quinn movies to watch
By AARP - February 9, 2022
Revolutionary leaders, pirates and gangsters are some of the roles he played.
The legacy of Anthony Quinn is upheld
By El Diario de Chihuahua - February 9, 2022
With the film awards season and especially when the Oscar nominees are revealed, it is worth remembering that Chihuahua has contributed with the iconic Hollywood actor, Anthony Quinn, born in this capital city on April 21, 1915, who won two awards from the Academy of Motion Picture Sciences, as well as a Golden Globe.
Best of November: Anthony Quinn’s Eye: A Lifetime of Creating and Collecting Art
By Time Square Chronicles - November 29, 2021
“Stranger Things” star Matthew Modine and Katherine Quinn of the Anthony Quinn Estate celebrated the re-release of the book “Anthony Quinn’s Eye: A Lifetime of Creating and Collecting Art.”
The Mexican Revolution, in the words of those who lived through it
By BIG THINK - November 15, 2021
The daily life of such soldaderas is described in the autobiography of Academy Award-winning actor Anthony Quinn. Quinn, who was conceived during the Revolution, recounts the story of how his father, a foot soldier, asked his mother to become his soldadera.
The Great Spirit -by Anthony Quinn
By Artsy.net - November 1, 2021
The Great Spirit collection is a compendium of texts on North American Indian religious creeds, tenets, cults and symbols personally selected by Anthony Quinn. The writings are illustrated with lithographs reproduced from original drawings and paintings by Anthony Quinn.
Anthony Quinn, the first latino to conquer Hollywood
By Fotogramas - October 19, 2021
Elia Kazan was key in his career: first, because, at the end of the 40s, he gave him the starring role of 'A streetcar named Desire', replacing Brando in the tour of the theaters of the country, and settling on Broadway in the rerun of the work.
Anthony Quinn, a multi-talented artist you should know
By Fine Art Shippers -
October 17, 2021
There are artists whose desire to make life around better is so intense that they find the strength to put their hands to several art mediums simultaneously. Anthony Quinn is a brilliant example of such vigor.
Explore Chicanx art this Hispanic Heritage Month with Metro Bike Share’s latest ride guide
By LA Metro - October 4, 2021
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by learning about Chicano/a/x history and communities through public art with Metro Bike Share’s Chicanx Art Tour of DTLA.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Celebrating Centuries of Prejudice Overcome
By Standleague - October 4, 2021
Hispanic people have been there for America, even when America wasn’t there for them. Mexican actor-artist-activist Anthony Quinn, the first of his country to win an Academy Award…
A legacy preserved: Katherine Quinn’s art-filled home finds new life after a fire
By Cottages&Gardens - October 1, 2021
Katherine is founder and president of the Anthony Quinn Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the importance of arts education and providing scholarship funding to young artists.
10 Movies That Bring The Lives of Great Artists to the Silver Screen
By My Modern Met, September 20, 2021
Directed by Vincente Minnelli—father of Liza Minnelli—Lust for Life is based on Irving Stone's book and is a rather faithful depiction of Van Gogh's life. Anthony Quinn won an Academy Award for his supporting role as Paul Gauguin.
Edward James Olmos on Anthony Quinn, Hispanic Icon
By AARP - September 15, 2021
Edward James Olmos discusses the career and legacy of his friend Anthony Quinn, the Oscar-winning Mexican American actor and activist.
Anthony Quinn Library honors the legendary Mexican actor's legacy
By ABC7NY - September 15, 2021
Located in the heart of the East Los Angeles neighborhood in which Anthony Quinn was raised, a public library bearing the late actor's name is a reminder to locals that anything is possible.
Why Federico Fellini's 'La Strada' is the greatest road movie of all time
By Far Out Magazine - September 6, 2021
Fellini once confessed that La Strada was the favourite film he ever made, mostly because he felt a special connection to Zampanò
Fire & Art: Katherine Quinn
By Pure Insurance - August 10, 2021
Katherine Quinn wants more art: More art in schools, in the way we think, and, above all, in the hands and hearts of young people.
Paramount Presents ‘Last Train From Gun Hill’ Blu-Ray Review
By Geek Vibes Nation - July 18, 2021
Last Train From Gun Hill is a truly terrific tale of western justice that elevates itself above the standard genre trappings. Kirk Douglas and Anthony Quinn are explosive when they are performing across from one another. From beginning to end, this story is impeccably plotted and masterfully executed at every turn.
Anthony Quinn and Charles Bronson in GUNS FOR SAN SEBASTIAN Available on Blu-ray June 15th from Warner Archive
By We are Movie Geeks - June 6, 2021
Leon Alastray (Anthony Quinn), a rebel on the run from the Mexican Army, escapes to the remote village of San Sebastian, where locals believe he’s a holy man...
20 years ago, Anthony Quinn, a multifaceted legend of golden Hollywood, passed away
By Telam - June 3, 2021
The Mexican actor was one of the great figures of cinema for three decades, thanks to roles in films like "Viva Zapata!" and "Sed de vive", which earned him two Oscars, as well as the leading role in "Zorba, the Greek", becoming one of the most celebrated performers of his generation.
The Greek Zorba: The most famous Greek character in cinema, played by a Mexican
By Infobae - May 6, 2021
The film, at the time of its premiere, caused a worldwide sensation. Even though Anthony Quinn was a superstar with a huge previous career – he’d even won two Oscars – but this movie will be the most recognizable in his entire career.
How Art Shapes Our Lives: Creativity
By Sierra News Online - May 1, 2021
A good imagination, careful contemplation and personal interpretation are just a few of the ingredients that go to define artistic creativity. The ability to produce something from virtually nothing requires a myriad of skills. Here are three contemporary examples of creative genius: Anthony Quinn (1915-2001), was a very gifted individual. He was a painter before, during and after his time as an actor.
Anthony Quinn | We tell you how many Academy Awards the Mexican received
By El Heraldo de México - April 21, 2021
Anthony Quinn was stuck in supporting roles for several years, however this quickly changed. In 1947, he became a US citizen, the same year he landed his first leading role in Black Gold.
Anthony Quinn's Elusive Irish Grandfather
By Claudia Casillas - April 7, 2021
Legendary actor Anthony Quinn was the son of a half-Irish/half-Mexican father and a Mexican mother. Born in Chihuahua, Mexico and raised in Los Angeles, California, Anthony never met his Irish grandfather, Frank Quinn.
From ‘The Message’ to ‘Malcolm X’: 10 films featuring positive and accurate portrayals of Islam
By thenationalnews.com - April 6, 2021
Directed by Syrian-American filmmaker Moustapha Akkad and starring Anthony Quinn, The Message chronicles the life of the Prophet Mohammed through the eyes of uncle Hamza ibn Abdul Muttalib (Quinn).
Film Forum Is Reopening With a Classic: Fellini’s ‘La Strada’
By The New York Times - March 31, 2021
Fellini is out to break your heart from the get-go, as the wide-eyed waif Gelsomina (the director’s wife, Giulietta Masina) is sold by her impoverished mother to the itinerant carnival strongman Zampano (Anthony Quinn) as his stooge, servant and concubine.
'Lawrence Of Arabia' Cast: A Look At Actors And Their Characters In This 1962 Film
By republicworld.com - March 26, 2021
'Lawrence of Arabia' is considered one of the 'Greatest of All times'; read along and take a look at the actors that were a part of it. Anthony Quinn played the role of Auda Abu Tayi in the movie. He was also a painter, writer, and film director apart from being an actor.
Late Actor Anthony Quinn’s Family Remembers Him as a Driven Artist and Loving Dad
By Closer Weekly - March 23, 2019
Anthony overcame racism and typecasting, refusing to play only one-dimensional roles as Mexicans and Indians. He portrayed French artist Paul Gauguin in Lust for Life, Arab tribe leader Auda AbuTayeh in Lawrence of Arabia and became synonymous with the title character in Zorba the Greek.
From ‘Viva Zapata’ to ‘Zorba the Greek’: 5 Movies Starring Anthony Quinn You Can Stream at Home
By Remezcla - September 26, 2018
Anthony Quinn’s first on-screen credit came in 1936. His last in 2002. In between, he managed to carve out an enviable career that broke ground for Mexican and Mexican-American actors.
‘Zorba the Greek’ Star Anthony Quinn Once Personified Diversity in Hollywood
By Variety - April 6, 2018
Decades before Hollywood got serious about the need for diversity, Anthony Quinn was diversity. This month marks the birthday of the Mexico-born, L.A.-raised actor who played Bedouins, Native Americans, Soviets — and even Mexicans and Americans in his 60-year career.
Downtown’s ‘Pope of Broadway’ mural featuring actor Anthony Quinn fully restored by original artist
By Los Angeles Times - January 24, 2018
For muralist Eloy Torrez, it was the face that really got to him. His beloved downtown Los Angeles mural, the “Pope of Broadway,” featuring actor Anthony Quinn, had been chipping and fading in the sun for years.
The lorca dream of Anthony Quinn
By Diario Sur - August 13, 2016
He was looking for unusual papers, difficult and complex. And while he was touring Franco's Spain on the back of a camel and playing an Arab rebel in Lawrence of Arabia, he launched a production as ambitious as it was uncomfortable: the adaptation of the outlaw Federico García Lorca's work Bodas de sangre. And for this he moved to Malaga in 1962.
A Must See, Anthony Quinn Art Exhibit at National Hellenic Museum Chicago
By Greek Reporter - May 23, 2016
Anthony Quinn was a prestigious actor who brought to life the unforgettable Zorba the Greek. However, acting was not the only creative outlet for the Irish-Mexican actor; he also designed jewelry, was a painter, and a created expressive sculptures. His work is currently on display in Chicago at the National Hellenic Museum.
The Creative Genius of Anthony Quinn. Legendary Actor, Painter and Sculptor
By Hollywood London Magazine - October 1, 2015
“I’m Anthony Quinn: son, brother, migrant farmer, student, lover, actor, husband, father, sculptor, painter, arrogant bastard. I am Mexican, Irish, Indian, American, Italian, Greek, Spanish, Chinese, Eskimo, Muslim. . . . Above all though, I am an artist. This was my beginning and it will be my end.”
Legacy of a Legend
By Khaleej Times - Jan 30, 2015
Kathy Quinn, widow of acclaimed actor Anthony Quinn, on her husband’s lust for life and why encouraging creativity in youngsters is the answer to the questions of the 21st century
East L.A.'s Anthony Quinn library holds trove of film history
By Los Angeles Times - November 13, 2013
The Oscar-winning Latino actor’s papers and personal items, housed in a library on the site of his childhood home, are being preserved and cataloged to reach a new audience.
Exhibit illuminates Quinn's broader talents
By South Coast Today - November 16, 2012
Quinn's work is nothing if not spirited. His sculptures confront classical themes involving mythology, motherhood, sensuality, and spirituality, sometimes all within in the same piece, while never abandoning formalism and a strict respect for shape, contour and color.
Unquelled Persona, encountering the artwork of Anthony Quinn
By Arts Editor - May 1, 2008
“I understand.” These were the words Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) told James Lipton during a 1996 edition of Inside the Actors Studio that he wanted God to say to him as he stood before the pearly gates. It is an unusual hope for those familiar with the actor, not the man. Equally unusual is another hope he expressed, and that was to be remembered also as a visual artist.
Anthony Quinn's sculptures on show
By Khaleej Times - February 12, 2003
DUBAI - An exhibition of sculptures by Hollywood legend Anthony Quinn was inaugurated at the Gold & Diamond Park, the country's exclusive jewellery manufacturing and retailing outlet.
From the Archives: Passionate Star Anthony Quinn Dies
By Los Angeles Times - June 4, 2001
Anthony Quinn, the Mexican Irish Academy Award-winning actor whose earthy portrayals of such characters as Zorba the Greek and the patriarch in “The Children of Sanchez” made him larger than life to millions, died Sunday. He was 86.
U.N. Flag Series
By The New York Times - August 26, 1984
The cacheted covers, traditionally put out by the World Federation of United Nations Associations to accompany new U.N. issues, will have a painting by Anthony Quinn, the actor who is currently starring in the musical, ''Zorba.''
Notes on People; Anthony Quinn, 66, Dances On as He Marks Birthday
By The New York Times - April 23, 1981
He was born in Mexico, lives in Italy and is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Zorba the Greek, but when it came time to celebrate his 66th birthday Tuesday night, Anthony Quinn found himself in New York and didn't seem to mind. Indeed, the actor seemed right at home during a party at the Sirocco restaurant and nightclub.
Screen: 'Zorba, the Greek' Is at Sutton: Anthony Quinn Stars in Adaptation of Novel
By The New York Times - December 18, 1964
IF ever the abundance of life force in man has been poured forth on the screen — and, goodness knows, many efforts to do so have been made over the years—it is done in the brilliant performance given by Anthony Quinn in the title role of the film that Michael Cacoyannis has made from Nikos Kazantzakis's classic novel, "Zorba, the Greek."
A Redbook Dialogue: Anthony Quinn and Harry Belafonte
By Redbook Magazine - March , 1963
Two men who grew up surrounded by poverty and hatred talk about self-respect, independence and love