Hollywood Mavericks (1990)
Cooper rejects OGlson's jobKisses (TV Movie 1991)
Moodily lit love scene between Neal and cooper.Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life (1996)
- clips shown
Shirtless: Hollywood's Sexiest Men (TV Movie 2002)
The Blue Lamp (1950)
The film is being played at a cinema."Barney Miller" The Architect (TV Episode 1980)
Dietrich tells Barney that Mr. Speer wants to blow up his own building like Gary Cooper did in the movie The Fountainhead.Lost in America (1985)
Mentioned on the radio at the start of the film.Dirty Dancing (1987)
The book that Robbie tries to lend to Baby as an explanation for his refusal to help Penny is <I>The Fountainhead</I> by Ayn Rand. Rand was the creator of a philosophy called Objectivism, which holds (among other beliefs) that it is more important for a person to be concerned with his or her own well-being rather than to try to help others. Some of her adherents (including, apparently, Robbie) interpret her books as justification for selfish and self-serving behavior and the disavowal of responsibility to others.Bright Leaves (2003)
Mentioned by film buff John McElwee, cousin of Ross. Also mentioned by Patricia Neal in her interview.
"The Carol Burnett Show" Alan King - Salute to Warner Brothers (TV Episode 1976)
Parodied within "Salute to Warner Bros." sketch.- Howard Hack is a parody of Howard Roark
"The Simpsons" Four Great Women and a Manicure (TV Episode 2009)
Maggie as Howard Roark
- Based on the same source material.
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