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OUT
OF THE PAST
THE
THINGS THEY TOLD GUY & DI
Click
here to read Guy Flatley and Diane Baroni's interviews
with Jean
Arthur,
Cary
Grant,
Diane
Keaton, Gerard
Depardieu, Amy
Adams, Richard
Pryor, Jack
Nicholson, Edward
Albee,
Kris
Kristofferson,
Susan
Sarandon, Jake
Gyllenhaal,
Paul Bettany,
Amanda
Peet, Viva,
Al
Pacino, Barbra
Streisand, Clint
Eastwood, Woody
Allen,
Christopher
Walken, Butterfly
McQueen, Jack
Black, Liza
Minnelli and many more past and current movie
and stage greats.
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CRITICS'
CORNER
LOVE & HISSES
To
read what reviewers had to say about current and recent
movies--from the nice to the truly nasty--click on "Critics'
Corner," at top of panel.
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AMONG
OUR CURRENT ATTRACTIONS...
| TEACHER'S
PET
Lea, the aging courtesan
in Colette's naughtiest novel, had a prize student and he
was called Cheri. The sublimely qualified teacher's project
was to turn the eager lad into not just a gigolo, but the
best gigolo in the whole world. Michelle Pfeiffer plays Lea
in Stephen Frears' new drama. Click
here for details on "Cheri" and other upcoming
adaptations of literary works.
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TOASTING
MOVIES THAT MATTER
In "Milk,"
Sean Penn stars as Harvey Milk, the gay activist whose murder resulted
in the San Francisco White Night Riots. Gus Van Sant's drama is
one of 25 new films made for audiences in search of substance. Click
here for details.
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THIS
ROBOT IS RED-HOT
“Wall-E,” the latest
animated feature from Disney/Pixar, is “a beautiful film,”
according to The New York Times’ Frank Rich, one that seems
“more realistically in touch with what troubles America this
year than either the substance or the players of the political food
fight beyond the multiplex’s walls.” Click
here to read Rich’s Op-Ed column.
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KIDMAN'S
PLAME GAME
Nicole Kidman plays outed CIA
agent Valerie Plame in "Fair Game." But don't expect Karl
Rove and Scooter Libby to be invited to the premiere. Click
here for details. To read about more new Kidman pix, click
here and browse the "K" page of STAR TURNS.
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THE
COMEBACK PREZ?
Just
when you thought you'd seen the last of George W. Bush, Oliver Stone
is bringing him on again in a bold new docudrama. Click
here for details on "W." and for a peek at the screenplay;
for other new biopics, click here.
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