June Squibb, the unstoppable actress extraordinaire, and one of the true never-too-late-to-get-in-the-Hollywood-game greats, returns to the spotlight in a new episode of the underground web series Closet Picks — where artists reveal their most formative film inspirations.
In this latest episode, the mesmerizing artist lets everything spill. June Squibb shares her longtime love for the films of Akira Kurosawa, talks about seeing Children of Paradise at an art-house cinema in the 1940s, and fondly recalls riding a scooter with Richard Roundtree.
It’s a raw, reflective, and cinematic deep dive into the films that shaped June Squibb’s craft and consciousness — offering a rare glimpse into the mind of a performer who’s been captivating audiences for decades.
Feel all the June’s love below.
