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In the kaleidoscope of 1970s and 80s American cinema, Shelley Duvall stands out as one of the most singular presences ever to grace the screen. Long-limbed, wide-eyed, with a voice pitched somewhere between whisper and twang, she embodied a kind of fragile radicalism: at once ethereal and earthy, nervous and knowing. Her career, from RobertContinue reading “Shelley Duvall: The Fragile Radical – Part I”