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The Sheila Variations (Free subscription) | yesterday
Excerpt from Lessons in Becoming Myself, by Ellen Burstyn. About Requiem For A Dream: The most difficult scene was one in which my son realizes I'm on speed. It was a nine-page scene, but the last three pages were...
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/Film (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly has the first photos of Josh Brolin and Elizabeth Banks as George and Laura Bush from Oliver Stone ’s upcoming film W . Problem is, when we posted the photos last week no one had a high resolution scan of the two photos. Click on the photo above and below for higher resolution versions. Co-starring James Cromwell as George H. W. Bush, Ellen Burstyn...
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Screenhead (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
“W, ” the Oliver Stone-directed drama about the life and formative years of President Bush has been set for release on Oct. 17, giving the picture three weekends in theaters before the Nov. 4 presidential election. Shooting begins May 12 Monday in Louisiana. Josh Brolin stars as the title character, and the cast includes Elizabeth Banks ( Laura Bush ), James Cromwell (George H.W. Bush), Ellen...
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Comedy Central Insider (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
I'm excited about Comedy Central's new version of The Gong Show , because in 25 years we'll get to see a cool movie about how Dave Attell (played by Sam Rockwell, Jr.) juggled a secret life as a CIA operative while hosting the show. But you should be excited about the show because it's an opportunity to be on television, just like Ellen Burstyn in Requiem for a Dream ! If you think you...
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PerezHilton.com (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
... sales, we believe it is prudent to close the show on Broadway immediately." The musical now joins Ellen Burstyn's one-woman show back in 2003, Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All , as the only shows to open and close on the same night. You're part of history, boys. Embrace it! [ Image via Playbill.com .]
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Quillblog (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
The recent parade of big-budget CanLit film adaptations that began with Emotional Arithmetic and Fugitive Pieces continues this week with the release of The Stone Angel, starring American actress Ellen Burstyn. Not surprisingly, critics are greeting it with the same level of enthusiasm they showed the others. The Toronto Star’s Philip Marchand (who just can't seem [...]