Terry Southern
| Terry Southern was a mind controlled propaganda writer of the Saturn cult, used in the Holywood film industry and CIA controlled hippie counterculture and MI6 controlled Swinging London scene. He was educated at Southern Methodist University and Northwestern University in Illinois. He lived in Paris and was a friend of jesuit JP Sartre. From 1953 he lived in Greenwich Village as part of the Beatnik scene with William Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg. He played a role in the Swinging London project of MI6. In 1964 he moved to LA and worked with Dennis Hopper. He was present at the 1968 Democratic Convention media stunt with Abbie Hoffman. He appeared in Burroughs: the Movie. |  |
He married Carol Kauffman.
He worked for Harper's Magazine and The Paris Review of George Plimpton (Philips Exeter, classmate of RFK) with contributions of Samuel Beckett, Vladimir Nabokov, Ezra Pound, Ernest Hemingway,...
His publisher Olympia Press of Maurice Girodias also published Marquis de Sade, John Wilmot (court of Charles II Stuart), Jean Cocteau (Dada, Surrealism), Oscar Wilde, CIA agent William Burroughs, Vladimir Nabokov, Alexander Trocchi, Robert Desmond (movie with Richard Attenborough and movie with Steve McQueen and Donald Pleasance), JP Donleavy (promoted by Norman Pohoretz of Commentary, married to Midge Decter Rosenthal), jesuit James Joyce, Henry Miller, Samuel Beckett, Jean Genet, Frank Harris (magazine with Fabians GB Shaw and HG Wells), Anne Declos (Histoire D'O, adapted into a film of Kenneth Anger),...
He was depicted on the Sgt Pepper's album cover of The Beatles with Aleister Crowley, on the 2nd row with Aldous Huxley, Marilyn Monroe, William Burroughs, Karl Marx, HG Wells and Tony Curtis.
He wrote for Paul Krassner's The Realist with contributions of Norman Mailer, Abbie Hoffman, Woody Allen, Ken Kesey, Robert Anton Wilson, Nicholas Kazan (son of Elia Kazan ACCF), Albert Ellis (CCNY, worked with Alfred Kinsey, friend of George W Bush and Bill Clinton), Jerry Rubin, Robert Anton Wilson, Robert Crumb, Bruce Jay Friedman (Woody Allen movies), Garry Trudeau (elite school St Paul's, Scroll & Key), Richard Pryor, Phil Ochs, Lenny Bruce, jesuit Harry Shearer (The Simpsons, The Truman Show), Joseph Heller (NYU, film with Orson Welles), Jules Feiffer (The Village Voice),..
During the 80's he worked on NBC show Saturday Night Live.
born 5/1/1924.
died 10/29/1995, date d Anton LaVey, age 71.
Bibliography and filmography
1958 Candy
1959 The Magic Christian (MC: Mind Control)
1964 Dr Strangelove or How I Stopped Worrying and to Love the Bomb (Odd Fellows) Stanley Kubrick Peter Sellers (Nabokov's Lolita) Sterling Hayden (CIA team with Carl Jung) Peter Bull (Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot) dropping of bombs as sex magick of Jack Parsons (Jack D Ripper) references to nazi Wernher von Braun (Operation Paperclip) and fluoride in water
1965 The Loved Ones with Christopher Isherwood (gay agenda of MI6)
1965 The Cincinatti Kikd Steve McQueen (Sharon Tate ritual) Tuesday Weld Karl Malden Ann-Margaret MGM
1967 Red-Dirt Marijuana and Other Tastes
1967 Casino Royale (MI6 propaganda James Bond) John Huston Peter Sellers Ursula Andress David Niven Woody Allen Orson Welles as Le Chiffre (based on Crowley) Tracy Reed Jean-Paul Belmondo William Holden Valentine Dyall (movie with William Burroughs)
1967 Don't Make Waves Sharon Tate Tony Curtis Claudia Cardinale David Draper Edgar Bergen (father of Candice Bergen)
1968 Barbarella Roger Vadim (Brigitte Bardot) Jane Fonda
1969 Easy Rider Dennis Hopper Jack Nicholson Peter Fonda Columbia Pictures
1970 The Magic Christian Ringo Starr Roman Polanski Raquel Welch John Cleese Peter Sellers Christopher
Lee Richard Attenborough
1970 Blue Movie
1988 The Telephone Harry Nilsson