I. General Information • Awards and Honors • Won an “Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor” (George Kennedyas Dragline) and Nominated the following categories. • Best Actor in a Leading Role (Paul Newman) • Best Music • Original Music Score • Best Writing • Screenplay based on Material from another medium

I. General Information • Awards and Honors • In 2003, AFI’s 100 Years… 100 Heroes & Villains rated “Luke Jackson” as the number 30 greatest hero in American Cinema. • In 2009, “Cool Hand Luke” has been ranked in 73 as an “America’s Most Greatest Movie Top 100”. • A lot of people said this movie is one of the best movie based on theme about prison.

I. General Information • Director’s Biography – Stuart Rosenberg • Brooklyn, New York, August 11, 1927 – Beverly Hills, California, March 15, 2007 • His major-studio debut : Cool Hand Luke • His last film : My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys (1991) • Career • Start the movie business as a ‘Film Editor’. • In 1957, he transitioned into ‘Director’ (Mostly TV Series) • In 1993, he became a teacher at the ‘American Film Institute’.

I. General Information • Who is ‘Paul Newman’ ? • Shaker Heights, Ohio, January 26, 1925 – Westport, Connecticut, September 26, 2008 • Debut : The Silver Chalice (1954) • Other Movies • Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956) • Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958) • The Exodus (1960) • The Sting (1973) • The Towering Inferno (1974) • The Color of Money (1986) • The Hudsucker Proxy (1994)

I. General Information • Who is ‘Paul Newman’ ? • Awards and Honors • 1 Time Academy Award for Best Actor (1986, The Color of Money) • 6 Times Golden Glove Awards • BAFTA Award, Emmy Award etc. • Trivia • His other occupations : Film Director, Entrepreneur, Humanitarian, Professional Racing Driver, Auto Racing Team Owner, Auto Racing Enthusiast • Newman’s Own : His non-profit food company. All revenues are used in social work such as child welfare and poor relief.

I. General Information • Who is ‘Paul Newman’ ? • Paul Newman was the 50-60's symbol of young culture in America along with Marlon Brando and James Dean. • He was built urbane, cynical rebel image and got a lot of lovefrom movie fans. And unlike other Hollywood movie stars, he was well know as a clean private life. And he was very humane person. • It can be determined also the reaction of his neighborhoods when he died. Every residents in Westport said "We lost a great friend". And everyone in that town raised a mourning flag.

I. General Information • Plot

II. Main Theme of this Film Sacrifice “Cool” Luke

II. Main Theme of this Film Rules & Regulations Against Authority

II. Main Theme of this Film • This film shows the “Luke's Resistance“ against power. • During the drastic social changes in 1960s America, "Luke's Resistance" plainly shows the conflict between old generation who wants to keep their vested interests and new generation who needs a new social order. • But the world did not change so easily, and their resistance quickly subdue by ruthless authority. • However, Luke never give up. He continue to break out the prison, and even he got caught and got a cruel punishment he still try to escape the prison. • As his colleague howled at the end of the movie, "The world maybe shake a bit". Anyway, Luke did his resistance till the last moment.

III. Quotation What we've got here is (a) failure to communicate

III. Quotation • What is “Quotation” ? • Quotation is refer to the repeated use of units of any other form of expression, especially parts of artistic works: elements of a painting, scenes from a movie or sections from a musical composition. • In this movie, “What we’ve got here is (a) failure to communicate” it means lack of communication between the previous generation and the new generation. • As we already mentioned, during the 60s, the United States was experiencing drastic social change because of failure of Vietnam War and appearance of Hippie culture. • In this drastic social change, with this single script director Stuart Rosenberg trying to express the conflict between the old and new.

III. Quotation • References in popular culture • Guns N’ Roses included the quotation, sampled from Martin’s speech in the film, in the opening of their song ‘Civil War’ (1990). • Ernest Saves Christmas (1988) • Waterworld (1995) • Major Payne (1995) • Halloween (2007) • Whole Lotta Sole (2012) • Cracker, Californication, NCIS (TV show)

III. Quotation • Examples of very famous quotations in Movie industry. • Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn. (Gone with the Wind) • I’m going to make him an offer he can’t refuse. (The Godfather) • May the force be with you. (Star Wars) • I see dead people. (The Sixth Sense) • Houston, we have a problem. (Apollo 13) • My precious! (The Lord of the Rings) • Bond. James Bond. (007 Series) … All of the above quotations are selected as AFI’s 100Years…100Movie Quote.

IV. Discussion Questions • In Korea, “Cool Hand Luke” was translated as “Violent Escape” (폭력탈옥). What do you think about this title?

IV. Discussion Questions • Why did Luke try to escape the prison even his mother’s funeral was over?

IV. Discussion Questions • Don't you think it is too harsh punishment for Luke because of minor vandalism? Spend 2 years in prison?

IV. Discussion Questions • At the church, why did Dragline suddenly persuade Luke to surrender?

IV. Discussion Questions • At the final scene, Luke did not lose his smile even he face the death. What does it mean?

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