Robert Downey Sr. and Paul Thomas Anderson on Two Tons of Turquoise to Taos Tonight
May 24, 2012
“A film without a beginning or an end,” in Downey’s words, this Dadaist thingamajig—a never-before-seen, newly reedited version of the director’s 1975 release Moment to Moment (also known as Jive)—is a rush of curious sketches, scenes, and shots that takes on a rhythmic life of its own. It stars Downey’s multitalented wife, Elsie, in an endless succession of off-the-wall roles, from dancer to cocaine fiend.
| Women played by | Elsie Downey |
| Director | Robert Downey Sr. |
| Producers | Ray Lofaro, Max Raab and Bette Wanderman |
| Screenplay | L. C. and Robert Downey Sr. |
| Written by | Robert Downey Sr. |
| Camera | Joseph Consentino, Robert Downey Sr., Phil Parmet and David Vine |
| Cinematography | William Waering and Robert Prince |
| Editor | Stan Warnow |
| Other editor | Michael J. Sudyn |
| Music | Jack Nitzsche, David Sanborn and Arica |
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