Click here to create your personal news page. The news that appears on Kevin Kline will appear there and be constantly updated. You can then modify the page, share it with your friends, or export it and have it appear elsewhere.
You can also create a personal news page and follow the news that interests you by clicking on the tab labelled 'New page'.
FLiXER: Entertainment Industry News (Free subscription) | 10/09/2008
I blame Jimmy Stewart. And Kevin Kline. In “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” and “Dave,” they played ordinary guys suddenly thrust into positions of power, who naturally did the job better than the career politicians. Now we have political candidates competing over who’s really more ordinary. It was especially noticeable during the VP debate: “I know what it’s like to sit around the kitchen table, worrying...
Click Here to download full episode It’s a romantic comedy. With Meg Ryan. What more do you need to know? She’s a desperate young woman who overcomes her fear of flying to search for her fiance (Timothy Hutton) after he calls her from Paris to break their engagement. On the plane, she meets a French jewel [...]
Internationally renowned school provides opportunity for filmmaking and
acting unknowns
NEW YORK, Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- In response to tough economic times,
the internationally renowned Academy will provide an early gift for the
Holiday Season: a limited number of Intensive Filmmaking and Acting
Workshops on eBay, with opening bids starting at 99 cents. The course
tuition price is normally $2,500....
FLORENCE, Mass., Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- A recent study published by he
British Medical Journal (BMJ)(1) determined that back pain can be reduced
by 85% through the study of the Alexander Technique. The major clinical
trial also examined massage, standard medical care under a General
Practitioner, and standard aerobic exercise, finding the Alexander
Technique to offer the most significant long-term...
An opera-loving money manager who allegedly skimmed millions from his clients to pay for his big-bucks charitable donations could face the music this week when he goes on trial in Manhattan federal court. Jury selection began yesterday for Alberto...
Is it just me or is there something wrong with a major broadcast network allowing a candidate for national office to help author a skit that smacks another candidate from the opposing party? Let's play, "What's Wrong With This Picture"......
I totally slipped up not posting, yesterday. I had to get a new phone and my dealer hooked me up with the lastest form of crack, also known as the Blackberry (Curve, flavored). I just want to thank John McCain for making that possible. I started researchin’ for today’s Ten Post Round-Up and I had this whole “opposite day” [...]
Leon Shermer. Jerry Dandridge. Prince Humperdinck. The (non-singing) voice of Jack Skellington. There's no disputing that Chris Sarandon has had a decent run.And yet it feels like we've been missing him over the last decade when, judging by the volume of work, we clearly haven't. Sarandon's been very active, snaring recurring roles on popular shows like FELICITY, ER, LAW & ORDER, JUDGING AMY and CHICAGO...
From the New York Times: Broadway, it seems, has eclipsed Playboy as the place to make Hollywood pay attention. There was a time when female movie stars who felt they were being ignored by the industry took off their clothes for Hugh Hefner's magazine. Oh really? Which movie stars? Sharon Stone? Rosanna Arquette? The Baywatch girls? Didn't one of the Waltons do a shoot for Playboy? That's not something...
In “A Fish Called Wanda,” John Cleese’s character offers the following apology to Kevin Kline’s character for calling him stupid, after Kline’s character hangs Cleese’s out the window upside down: All right, all right, I apologize. I’m really, really sorry. I apologize unreservedly. I offer a complete and utter retraction. The imputation was totally without basis [...]
Spotlight T.E.E.N. (Theatre Educating and Entertaining Now) is offering a limited engagement of its show WASTED, by Margeau Baue Steinau, this fall. The show is being offered Nov. 3-14 to schools and organizations serving teens. WASTED is the story of three young men whose lives are dramatically altered after an act of gang violence. In addition to a performance, Spotlight T.E.E.N. programming also...
The winner of numerous awards, Philip Seymour Hoffman is as prolific on stage as an actor and director as he is in the movie studio. As his production of Riflemind opens in the West End this week, here's a Hoffman primer to get you up to speed on one of the most exciting artists of his generation.
