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James Stewart, Farley Granger and John Dall star in this macabre spellbinder, which was inspired by a real-life case of murder. Two thrill-seeking friends (Granger and Dall) strangle a classmate and then hold a party for their victim's family and friends, serving refreshments on a buffet table fashioned from a trunk containing the lifeless body. When dinner conversation revolves around talk of the 'perfect murder', their former teacher (Stewart) becomes increasingly suspicious that his students have turned his intellectual theories into brutal reality.
Considéré comme un film mineur dans la carrière d'Alfred Hitchcock, La Corde n'en est pas moins un excellent thriller. On y retrouve tout le savoir-faire du maître du suspense qui s'est pour l'occasion imposé une contrainte de taille : tourner le film en un seul plan séquence. Il en résulte un huis clos d'une intensité dramatique très forte. Dès le début du film le spectateur est témoin d'un crime odieux dont le mobile n'est autre que le plaisir, et se retrouve aussitôt embarqué malgré lui dans une sinistre mise en scène opérée par les deux assassins, Philip et surtout Brandon. Hitchcock s'amuse alors avec le spectateur dont la frustration, causée par son impuissance face à la situation, ne cesse de croître à mesure que le film avance. La Corde se déroule en temps réel, aucune ellipse ne vient stopper l'implacable processus dramatique, le rythme du film est celui de l'action et, peu à peu, ce qui ressemblait à une amusante démonstration d'une théorie nietzschéenne qui ne l'est pas – les êtres supérieurs ont le droit de supprimer un être inférieur – devient une angoissante recherche de la vérité. En faisant du spectateur un témoin muet, Hitchcock le rend pour ainsi dire complice de Philip et Brandon. Enfin ce huis clos est servi par une interprétation sans faille des comédiens emmenés par l'étonnant John Dall dans le rôle de Brandon et le toujours juste James Stewart. --Christophe Gagnot --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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James Stewart, Farley Granger, and John Dall are the stars here, with Stewart (as always) giving a flawless, effortless-looking performance. I really liked all the character portrayals in this film. Murderers Granger and Dall exhibit just the right mix of "Will we get caught?" angst and the cockiness and sheer gall of those that murder simply for the sport of it.
Although not one of the "higher profile" Alfred Hitchcock entries, I think "Rope" is, in fact, one of his better films. It's certainly unique, style-wise, being filmed in ten-minute, continuous takes, giving it a "seamless" uninterrupted look.
There has been much talk about the supposed "homosexual overtones" between the two murderers in "Rope". Now while I know this to be the director's intention, if I hadn't read about it after seeing the movie, I would never have thought those two male characters were supposed to be homosexual. In my view, *nothing* that is said or done in the film particularly points to this conclusion. I suppose it's designed to be there, but "just beneath the surface". But, I looked at the two killers as merely being close friends. I don't really know why the sexual orientation subject even has to enter into it. And, really, it *doesn't*.
"Rope" is unique in another fashion as well -- Hitchcock's "cameo". Unique because we get not one, but TWO, "Hitch" cameos in this picture. Right after the opening credits, we see Alfred walking on the sidewalk below. With cameo appearance #2 (which was originally intended to be his lone cameo) coming 55 minutes into the fairly-short 80-minute film. This second cameo is not of Hitchcock "in the flesh".Read more ›
And such a murder is the center of "Rope," one of Alfred Hitchcock's more experimental movies. Based on the real-life murder committed by Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, nearly the entire movie takes place in real time in a single room. Most impressively, there are only a few cuts, allowing the camera to wander through the story as if an invisible man was observing everything.
The story begins with murder -- a young man named David is strangled by his former classmates, law students Brandon Shaw (John Dall) and Phillip Morgan (Farley Granger). Then they stuff his corpse in a big wooden chest. Brandon wants to commit the "perfect" murder that proves their intellectual superiority, and as superior beings they are exempt from the morals that govern society -- an idea he got from his former teacher, Rupert (James Stewart).
They plan to dump the body in a lake later that evening, but first Brandon wants to put the final perverse "artistic" flourish -- he's going to host a dinner party, with the corpse-containing chest used as a buffet. Even worse, the guests include David's father and aunt, Rupert, David's fiancee, Janet Walker (Joan Chandler) and her ex-boyfriend Kenneth (Douglas Dick).
But as the evening goes on, the guests begin to worry when David doesn't show up, and Rupert begins to suspect that something weird is going on. An increasingly hysterical Phillip begins to unravel out of fear that their "artistic" murder will be found out, and a confrontation between the three men becomes inevitable.Read more ›
I must say that the story is original, and that the beginning is quite shocking. The two main characters are Brandon and Philip (John Dall and Farley Granger), two young men that commit a crime just to see if they can get away with murder. As if killing another man weren't enough, they decide to tempt fate, hiding the body in a trunk, where it could easily be discovered, and inviting some people to dinner. Their guests include, among others, the victim's parents, his girlfriend and an old schoolteacher that gets increasingly suspicious regarding Brandon and Philip's actions. The schoolteacher (James Stewart) doesn't know exactly what they did, but is certain that something is wrong, very wrong. And of course, he cannot understand why Philip keeps looking at the trunk that is used as a buffet table...
On the whole, I can say that I liked "Rope", even though I wouldn't be overly eager to watch it again. From my point of view, you will also enjoy this whodunnit, specially if you are fond of Hitchcock movies, and don't mind the fact that albeit good, this is not one of his best films.
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James Stewart ... Rupert Cadell
John Dall ... Brandon Shaw
Farley Granger ... Phillip Morgan
Cedric Hardwicke ... Mr. Kentley
Constance Collier ... Mrs. Atwater
Douglas Dick ... Kenneth Lawrence
Edith Evanson ... Mrs. Wilson
Dick Hogan ... David Kentley
Joan Chandler ... Janet Walker
Alfred Hitchcock ... Man walking in street after opening credits
The Three Suns ... Group cast appearance (radio sequence)
Two young men decide to kill a friend for kicks. ala Leopold and Loeb, because one of them, Brandon Shaw (John Dall) thinks he is a superior human being, and above the rules, and the victim is inferior and therefore fair game. He quotes a former professor, Rupert Cadell (James Stewart) who has verbalized such a proposition in class.
They do, indeed, strangle the other young man, David Kentley (Dick Hogan), place his body in a trunk, and then throw a party to which they invite Bentley's parents, his girl friend, Prof. Cadell and others, and serve food and drinks from the trunk in which the body lies. Cadell, a bright man, realizes that something funny is going on and investigates.
This is an entertaining movie. Hitchcock. the director, admitted that he made the film on a lark, and that it was not a serious endeavor, but given his genius it came out very well anyway. It rates 4 stars with me, at least.
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This movie is alright, but pales in comparison to some of Hitchcock's other movies. It is fairly slow moving, but it was also released in 1948. Read morePublished 12 months ago by TigerLilly
This Hithcock movie is a gem!
My only reserve is that I didn't know before I bought it that it wasn't a widescreen format!
The BEST Hitchcock movie ever made! The plot is delicious. The movie is ghoulish, stylish and suspenseful. Read morePublished on Jan. 28 2013 by Jayclue
Two pompous young men (John Dall, Farley Granger) commit a murder just for the thrill and satisfaction of pulling off the perfect crime. Read morePublished on June 13 2012 by Kona
Brandon (John Dall) and Philip (Farley Granger) are two rich, educated young men who think very highly of themselves indeed. Read morePublished on April 16 2004 by snalen
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Certainly, the number of joints Mr. Forchion could roll with a pound of pot seemed excessive for personal use alone – over 6,000! But, the jury did not see it that way.
Instead they chose unanimously to let NJWEEDMAN walk free. At the same time, these 12 intrepid souls trumpeted the rise of jury nullification – acquittal because a law is deemed unjust – amid a population increasingly weary of criminalizing common citizens for making personal choices about the food and medicines they choose to use.
Make no mistake. This case is not about legalizing marijuana. It is about a people that are fed up and drawing the line with an ever encroaching Nanny State.
More Jury Muscle Flexing: Farmer Acquitted For Delivering Raw Milk
In another important case of jury nullification in the state of Minnesota last month, 6 jurors ruled against the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) and in favor of Alvin Schlangen, the farmer coordinator of the Freedom Farms Co-op. The MDA confiscated the raw milk and other farm foods Mr. Schlangen was delivering to other co-op members in March 2011 and charged him with selling raw milk which was not on the farm's premises (raw milk is legal for sale at the farm in Minnesota), handling farm food without the proper permit, and knowingly distributing "adulterated" dairy products.
According to USA Today, Schlangen argued that he's doing nothing wrong because members of his co-op lease the animals that provide the raw milk, so there's no purchase or sale. He also said his club is a new design of a food system that "allows the consumer. . . to be involved in the quality of the food they're getting, and not just settle for what's there on the shelf."
Amen Alvin.
6 jurors agreed and chose to find Alvin Schlangen not guilty of the three misdemeanor counts in the heavily anti-food choice state of Minnesota.
These two important cases in the span of a few short weeks in completely different areas of the country show that the trend toward jury nullification is clearly on the rise and not a moment too soon!
As news of the success of these cases spreads rapidly via social media and other alternative news outlets, an increasing number of ordinary, freedom loving citizens will become emboldened to rise up against the tyranny of an overly powerful executive brand of government that is squashing individual initiative as demonstrated by the likes of Mr. Schlangen and the personal choices of individuals such as NJWEEDMAN.
Could it be that the plain, unassuming envelope which periodically arrives in the mail notifying citizens of an upcoming date for jury duty actually signifies a contribution to the preservation of freedom in the United States to an even greater degree than the voting booths many will visit next month?
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
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Shirley Jacobson
Fully Informed Jury Association (www.fija.org) provides some excellent resources for citizens wanting to inform their friends, family, cohorts about jury nullification. I have been supporting them since having an disturbing jury service experience. They distribute pamphlets, books, videos, etc.
This little boy would have died a year ago without his parents intervention. No medicine can keep people alive forever. They either extend their life or in the case of chemo and radiation they prolong their suffering and death. If the cannabis was just propaganda, when this boy was in critical condition and the medical establishment had told the parents there wasn't nothing they could do, he would have been dead then.
Thank God his parents love him enough to give him a natural medicine and not let his life be consumed with the pain and nausea of poisons like chemo and radiation. You remind me of the FDA when they wanted to send a doctor Burzynski, ( probably spelled wrong) to prison for 99 years for treating a little boy and saving his life with medicine that the FDA did not think was acceptable. Not with cannabis, but with other alternative treatments. The child is now a teenager or adult, thanks to this brave doctor who tried to heal and not injure or kill.
The point is that the parents' love is keeping him alive, and the touch and the holding. They could have substituted it with a placebo and it would work as well. If you follow the story, they are having less hope now.
Remember the tumor returned for a 3rd time, after Cash Hyde's parents said the hemp oil had cured it. Alternative medicines have much to offer, but everyone I know treated with marijuana for cancer dies. I just wish they'd stop saying it's going to save a life……..prolong a life because one has hope, yes that is possible.
Many alternative medicines and diets keep people with canceralive longer than accepted. Its sad, though, if you've follow the case of a little boy named Cash Hyde in Montana. His father had been treating his tumor with hemp oil and claimed hemp oil had cured him of cancer. Then the cancer came back this year. He is barely staying alive, getting a lot of love from his parents. Love, as much as anything, can keep people alive. Even though his parents were deceived by the phony propaganda of marijuana, they are getting quality time with him, but it's apparent that hemp oil will not keep him alive.
There are many ways to use cannabis without smoking. Edibles, tinctures, oil you can massage onto an injury. Just like transdermal magnesium therapy. Smoking does get it into your lungs faster and into your blood stream faster. There are devices called vaporizers that utilize the medicinal use without the ill effects of smoking and the tars and carcinogens inherit with smoking. When I see people who have brain tumors still alive years after they were supposed to die and current medical science can't help them, I'm glad they have this alternative. Some people always abuse medicine for their own profit. The FDA and the pharmacuetical companies do it all the time, but it's legal for them. There are as many lies about cannabis as there are about prop 37. Personal responsibility and education are the key.
I fail to see how intentionally inhaling large amounts of smoke can help anyone's lungs, not to mention marijuana's effects on the brain.
You're absolutely right. It's a joke that he's playing on all of us to suggest it helps with asthma. Obviously, Forchion had a good lawyer. Besides that is the fact that marijuana is either decriminalized, or not prosecuted in most of the US. Most people who smoke pot don't get caught at all, so he obviously was trying to get caught to make a point, which wastes a lot of our time.
You both have made intelligent comments. I personally do not consider
"Mr Weedman's (is that name a joke?) verdict as a victory or glorious in any
manner. Marijuana clinics are perpetuating dependency and people should be wondering why these people are in such need to begin with ….
Using this case as an example turns me off. I would love to see the caring, holistic people doing something about healthcare in this country. It's out of control. Politicians
don't get it…. we need to become responsible for our own health and be preventive. Unfortunately, most people want to be taken care of by the govt and those are the ones who demand more and more legislation to care for them …. to provide more and more social services… Observe, please, all the socialistic (marxist) countries that are collapsing around us. We are heading the way
I could not agree with you more about the nurturing of dependence that comes from the marijuana clinics. It is sad that we've created the industrial system into our foods that have helped to create the auto-immune diseases. Prevention is everything! You are right!
I really like most of your blogs, but these comments seem to have a lot of naivete as to what the marijuana promoters are all about. Alvin Schlangen and Raw milk is one thing, but marijuana users want followers and it's simply about money. They regularly flaunt their disregard of the public and of children, trying to use them.
Mr S
As a productive person who occasionally avails himself of cannabis, for wholly legitimate reasons I needn't justify to you – and as one who knows many, many other similar people – I take issue with your statements. The allegations you make, and have linked to, are so wildly detached from reality that I see no utility in trying to disabuse you of your preposterous fantasies. But your accusation that cannabis users "regularly flaunt their disregard of the public and of children…" is vile, baseless, offensive slander. The DEA approvingly referenced in your linked article does more to harm children than any quantity of cannabis users ever have. And I don't think the readers here who follow that link will fail to observe that it just rehashes the same tired nonsense, and makes no attempt to back up its claims with anything resembling facts… which it obviously cannot, as they stand contrary to its premise.
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I salute the juries in both of these cases for their courage and their belief that people do have a right to medicine and food of their choice. In most states, a person charged with a marijuana (cannabis) offense can't use a medical defense.
I have been called for jury duty twice, but never chosen to set on the jury, but I have always believed in jury nullification since it first came to my attention in the early 1980's.
Judges are not obligated to tell a jury of this part of the law and if you so much as mention jury nullification you will be jailed for comtempt of court and arrested. Whether you are a defense attorney or anyone else. Thank you Sarah for posting these stories.
The government wants to impose censorship on it's citizens and tried to ruin Oprah Wimfrey for speaking out about bad beef and anyone else would have been convicted and
lost everything they had just for voicing a personal opinion about what they eat or do not eat. I'm not a fan of Oprah myself, but I am an ardent supporter of the first amendment.
I remember the cases where milk farmers were sued to keep them from advertising their milk as hormone free and stopped from testing their own cattle for mad cow disease. We have to take our freedom back from the government so-called experts who want to tell us what to eat and who to buy our food from and what medicine to take. Freedom and personal responsibility start at home with what we eat and how we buy or sell for ourselves and our families and friends. Just say no to government and coporate censorship and lies. Not all corporations are bad and not all government officials are corrupt, but we need to exercise our freedom to vote and vote for people who believe in freedom and respect our values.
Alvin is my farmer and I attended part of his trial. I am thrilled with his not guilty verdict, but unfortunately I don't think the verdict had anything to do with jury nullification. The jury did not stand up to the judge's instructions (they were expressly told that they had no business determining if a law was unjust. They were told to determine if Alvin had broken it). They simply decided that Alvin was not guilty of breaking the law. So, unfortunately this was not an example of jury nullification, which would have been an even bigger victory for us. But we are happy for the victory we did get.
Great post Sarah! It's great to hear something going in the right direction!
I can bet my life that NJ Weedman is white. Thousands of black marijuana users & sellers are rotting in prison right now. We are paying for their "room & board". And they won't be able to get a job when they get out, because they have a criminal record.
So awesome to hear about people sticking up for their rights. Defend your rights or lose them!
I just got a medical marijuana card because I care about my health. Even the National Cancer Institute is releasing studies that prove that the cannabinoids in cannabis help to actually reverse cancer.
Manny – interesting study, and thanks for sharing. Sadly, I just have to guess that, instead of legalizing marijuana, Big Pharma will be looking to develop a drug that "synthesizes" the positive effects of M. If they keep it illegal, then more money in their coffers with their nasty drugs. There's no money for big pharma in legalizing pot.
Jill Monahan
Now if only the states would remember that they, too, are allowed the tool of nullification against unconstitutional federal laws and mandates… Keep your state budgets trimmed and be prepared to forgo federal handouts.
Cheers, Sarah! Yours is one of the most relevant blogs on the interwebz. Thanks for another important post.
My understanding of history and the political process is different than yours.
The bad guys are corporations – Big Pharma and food corporations. They make billions from for-profit medicine and pseudo food.
Then they use their war chests to buy the government. Monsanto and Bovine growth hormone and GMOs have been protected every step of the way because Monsanto owns congress critters. Vaccines are protected from lawsuits. Fracking cannot be sued in Pennsylvania. This is what ownership of government gets ya.
There are @100 lobbyists for every congress critter. And campaign contributions. And gifts and junkets.
Those bad laws did not come from "the government". They came from ALEC and other corporate interference.
If we want the government to support us, we have to elect people who are not corporate lackeys. I refuse to vote for anyone who is a member of ALEC, or who schmoozes with corporate fundraisers. I vote for people who support people – and corporations are NOT people.
You can scrutinize political candidates 'til the cows come home, but you have no way to ensure that their votes don't get bought. You're right; criminal corporations buy the legislative process, get laws written to protect their market share, and pay for votes to pass those laws. Then they get their peeps appointed to key positions (e.g. former Monsanto exec as Obama's FDA chief) to "enforce" those laws. What can We the People do to protect our rights against that kind of political machinations? JURY NULLIFICATION is one of the few areas in which we can fight back.
The courts are VERY worried about this phenomenon. I know of at least one case where the chief judge of a circuit ordered the arrest of anyone handing out FIJA materials outside the courthouse. The somewhat ironic charge: jury tampering. That's rich, coming from a system that goes out of its way to keep the jury from having all the information it needs to make an intelligent decision!
Yoohoo! This really gives me hope! Thanks for the good news.
Yes. The government should spend more money & energy chasing really criminals (like themselves)!
Jane Metzger
You mentioned the FDA protecting us from adulterated food. But they don't protect us from adulterated olive oil.
Stanley Fishman
Jane, they do not protect us from anything. A former head of the FDA, David Kessler, said that their job was to protect corporate profits, not the safety of the American people.
He tried to change that, but he has been out of office for a long time.
Awesome post, Sarah! I'm 26 years old and I frequently wonder how this country has gotten to the place it has. Over 100 years bouncing between the Republicrat parties and things still steadily decline. I mean, really…there are only so many laws our government can make before they start getting into nitty-gritty details of people's behavior and once they get into the nitty-gritty details, they have to watch you at that level of detail as well so they can catch people breaking those laws. I truly believe that humanity deserves and needs to live in ultimate freedom. We need the freedom to make whatever choices we want without infringing on others' rights. The next four years are going to be very important no matter who wins this sham of an election.
Amen Brooke!!!
"The next four years are going to be very important no matter who wins this sham of an election." – WELL SAID!
@ Brooke: [quoting you]: " I truly believe that humanity deserves and needs to live in ultimate freedom. We need the freedom to make whatever choices we want without infringing on others' rights."[end quote]
Yeah, that's what the Native American's thought 250 years ago, too, and look what happened to them. Our gubment writes words on paper and immediately forgets them. The treaties they made with the Native's didn't mean a thing to them when they were written because our gubment never intended to carry through and keep their word. Liars right from the start. We have an ex-president and Veep who should both be in jail (along with a number of their other cohorts in crime) but we don't bother with that. The European nation is taking a very hard, long look at it, however. That speaks volumes about the corrosion in this country. Money talks now (where trinkets used to work with the Natives), there's just no way around it.
This country is in bigger trouble than losing a few food rights, although the guy from NJ who won the pot battle was able to get some justice so that's a little bit enlightening. We have 40 miles of bad road to go, though. It's not going to be easy and it's going to take brave jurors and fights in the street before it's all said and done, I'm afraid.
D, I agree that we're facing major trouble, but I do think that the food rights issue is key not only because it's a non-partisan issue (everyone eats and everyone should have the right to access wholesome food of their choice) but because the big food companies, pharmaceutical companies and chemical companies are now one and the same. They have merged into corporate mega-giants that wield huge leverage on politicians, governmental agencies and legislative bodies everywhere. Any victory on this front, such as Alvin's discussed above, is a big deal.
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You are awesome!
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A jury doing what is right may be the last protection for our liberties, which our under attack. Jurors have the power to vote "Not Guilty"..Even one just juror can make a huge difference.
Ultimately, wise and courageous jurors might be our greatest heroes.


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For close to twenty seasons, Jean Beliveau was le Gros Bill, "the gentle giant" centreman and captain of the fabled Montreal Canadiens during the team's glory years in the 1950s and 1960s. Retiring from active play in 1971, he went on to a successful twenty-two-year career as the Canadien's senior vice-president of corporate affairs and to life-long service as a goodwill ambassador for the sport. For half a century, he has been universally acknowledged as a prince of our national game and unofficial royalty to four generations of Canadians.
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So it is with Jean Beliveau, the former captain of the Montreal Canadiens, who played for and presided over one of the remarkable dynasties in the history of sports.
Beliveau skated for the Canadiens in the 1950's into the early 1970's, and was the face of the franchise. Beliveau was the urbane, classy sportsmen who understood his teammates, and knew what it took to win.
His love for his sport resulted in his second career, after playing, which was not as excitting, but every bit as interesting as his first. Beliveau became the executive officer of the Canadiens for nearly thirty years.
He is a loyal friend, an emissary for hockey, and an all-time great hall of fame skater.
Hockey has had its' share of image issues through time. The fighting, the goons, labor strikes and lockouts, the loss of television contracts and broad based fan appeal.
But through it all, a man with the upbeat attitude, graciousness and class of Beliveau has been the friend of hockey. His story, and the lessons he espouses are greatly worthwhile.
It was a real treat to hear his life story told in his own words, his pre-hockey days, his days in juniors and his career, of course, but also of his post-hockey career as an executive for the Montreal Canadiens. I also loved hearing his insights on how the game has changed.
Best of all were his comments about other players of his era and later. Beliveau was called "le Gros Bill"--the Gentle Giant--and he seems like a wonderful guy, one who deserves all the accolades that came his way.
The beginning of the book is a little tedious because most of us know very little about hockey in Victoriaville and Quebec City. Interestingly enough people flocked to the arenas in those pre-TV days. I liked his commentaries on Bobby Orr - who was like a meteor on ice.
Jean is a great example of an individual who didn't let his ego get in the way of his love for the game.


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A Brooklyn man who dressed up as his dead mother to commit real estate and social security fraud was in court this afternoon where he was sentenced to some rather lengthy prison time after getting found guilty last month of multiple dressing-as-your-dead-mother-to-scam-people-related crimes.
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Skip to comments.Billy Joel Wants People to Stop Killing Elephants and Rhinos for Pianos
Posted on 06/19/2014 11:36:51 AM PDT by nickcarraway
The Piano Man has had enough
Piano Man Billy Joel has seen an ivory key or two in his day, but the musician has a message to piano aficionados: Stop killing elephants and rhinos to make instruments.
In support of a New York bill that aims to ban illegal ivory trade, Joel posted this message on his website:
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I wholeheartedly support the ivory sales ban bill pending in New York State. I am a piano player. And I realize that ivory piano keys are preferred by some pianists.
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Let me be the first to step up and say that I have NEVER killed any elephants or rhinos for ANY reason, and I have no intention of ever doing so. That should give him some comfort.
Piano keys haven't been made out of Ivory for many years and Rhino aren't ivory.
Can they use his teeth as substitutes for elephant ivory?
While we are at it, lets get Paul McCartney's position on Ebony and Ivory.
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Agreed, the pianos can kill the elephants and rinos for themselves.
Yep, he's a moron.
He's been misinformed on this issue. No pianos are made of Ivory anymore. All this legislation will do is prevent old pianos from being sold. That doesn't make sense. What's done is done.
He's actually a pretty sharp guy.
If its illegal already, why are they banning it? Is this just some "feel good, look at me, I'm doing something" bill, or am I missing something here?
Then why would he say something like this?
I admit I haven't been putting enough effort into going out and shooting poachers.
Probably passed to him by someone with a brief description that he didn't bother following up on.
Last time I saw Billy Joel, he was a fat drunk. Has anything changed?
Most of the old ivory keyboards were made from Hippo teeth.
They will make it double illegal!
he's sobered up once or twice.
He's already made his money. He already has an assortment of pianos. Typical liberal.
No more "tickling the ivories. for you!" But, I bet he has a piano that was made before 1930.
Ivory is too expensive for your average piano buyer and requires special care.
Does he really say "rhinos"? I won't give Time a click. Rhino horns are not ivory and piano keys have never been made of them. Is the piano man that much of an idiot?
Agreed. There is no need to do it. None.
does Bill Joel have pianist envy?
It's a junk bill, they are saying that the old pianos with ivory keys can't be bought or sold anymore (or at least not without special permission from the state, which means inspections, documentation, permits, etc). They need to let us dispose of our lawfully obtained property as we wish, and leave us the heck alone.
Putting Botswana out of business. They actually harvest ivory from living elephants to prevent poaching. (not to mention some limited culling of elephants)
But you can't use plastic either, because plastic is made from evil petroleum, which Algore says is causing Global Warming.
Can you make substitoots on the Horn of Africa?
Anyone know after what year did they stop making ivory piano keys?
Thank you for joining 1910's greatest environmental initiative.
However belated, your thoughtful recommendations have been forwarded to King Edward VII in Heaven and the House of Lords for immediate action. One wonders what tragic retro-cause concerning the abuse of animals you will next select. May I suggest you now turn to the cruel plight of pit ponies in Welsh mines?
On behalf of a grateful empire H.M. has asked me to tell you to Foxtrot Oscar, you stupid twit.
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How embarrassing for The Piano Man.
Stevie Wonder, not Jackson
He had to be a Big Shot.
He just has not been the same since he lost Christy Brinkley
Sirius satellite radio recently made its Channel 4 an all-Billy Joel channel. I wish they would go back to "40's on 4," which played music of the 1940's.
He isn't very smart!
The trading of ivory is already illegal..........does this mean he wants to ban its illegality?
Yes, he's older and stupider.......
Me too! I never grew up in that era but certainly love the bands and music........
FWIW, I can think of many other artists more deserving of Joel who deserve their own channel on Sirius........
I'm looking forward to the eventual release of the DVD of the "Jersey Boys"........
I always hated this guy. Now he proves he's a misguided fool as well.
That is the real solution. Allow for the full trade and sell but only from actual businesses raising and harvesting the ivory. Just like free trade coffee, this business model would end up producing a glut of elephants. But it sounds so much more cool and caring if you make something illegal. You can't be hip if you run a business.
Why do you hate him?
Commercially it makes sense, Joel is the highest selling singer songwriter of all time.
Wait, is that gone permanently? I was hoping it was only temporary. Why did they have to remove that channel?
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Its also part of why Botswana is among the more politically and economically stable nations in Africa. I believe tourism is their primary industry and they recognize the value of their wildlife.
I have an old high school classmate friend from Boyne City who owns Traverse City Products who has gone on several month long hunting safaris to Africa.
On each of his safaris he has taken countless slides and photos detailing his trips which he ultimately has shown to the schools in that area.
His reason for doing this is to show to the kids the conditions in Africa and the efforts going on to actually help preserve the wildlife via the highly regulated hunting of specific species.
A typical month long trip will cost him in the neighborhood of $30,000.00 which includes the license fees of the SPECIFIC animals he will be allowed to hunt.
Virtually every animal he has harvested was provided to the native tribes in that area which was used to feed them.
If I had to live in Africa, I would choose Botswana. Very stable, representative democracy, and fairly wealthy by African standards.
Really? Show me the list..........
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