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Ain't it Cool News (Free subscription) | 12/28/2008
Ahoy, squirts! here with today’s installment of A Movie A Day.[For those now joining us, A Movie A Day is my attempt at filling in gaps in my film knowledge. My DVD collection is thousands strong, many of them films I haven’t seen yet, but picked up as I scoured used DVD stores. Each day I’ll pull a previously unseen film from my collection or from my DVR and discuss it here. Each movie will have some...
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Musselsoppans Vänner (Free subscription) | 12/06/2008
Sebastian from 1968 Directed by David Greene Starring: Dirk Bogarde Susannah York John Gielgud Lilli Palmer Donald Sutherland also appears in a minor roll. "Codes were made to be broken. / Women were made to be loved. / Sebastian was made to do both!" / "We can't tell you what he does (it's an international secret) but he does it with 100 girls... and does it the best!" / "Nobody knows what he does...
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StinkyLulu (Free subscription) | 11/23/2008
Talk of "Oscar bait" tends to swirl around those Supporting Roles that contain a few key ingredients. First, a "baity" role is usually pretty indispensable to the storyline while also secondary within it. Second, the "baity" role usually has a showstopping quality, as either foil or scenestealer to the central character. Third, such a "baity" role also has to have at least
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BrontëBlog (Free subscription) | 11/04/2008
The Herald has an article on Susannah York, who plays Nelly Dean in April De Angelis's adaptation of Wuthering Heights , currently on stage in Edinburgh until Saturday. In Wuthering Heights, York plays storyteller again in her role as Nellie, the maid who narrates Emily Bronte's windswept classic in April de Angelis's new stage version. "I modelled her on a lovely Scots woman I've known since childhood,"...
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The Herald (Free subscription) | 11/04/2008
The dogs are baying for Susannah York. The veteran actress, who made her name onscreen in 1960s romp Tom Jones and captured headlines in a taboo-busting lesbian scene in The Killing of Sister George, has not long recovered from laryngitis.
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BrontëBlog (Free subscription) | 10/29/2008
The Scotsman talks to Susannah York, who will be on stage in Edinburgh next week playing Nelly Dean in April De Angelis's adaptation of Wuthering Heights . In a career that spans nearly 50 years and has covered stage, television and film, it's not surprising that for York, 67, there are few firsts. Appearing as Nelly Dean, the narrator of Emily Bronte's powerful and passionate story of doomed love...
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BrontëBlog (Free subscription) | 10/22/2008
This is Hampshire has a new review of April de Angelis's adaptation of Wuthering Heights , currently on stage in Birmingham. One of the UK’s leading stage and film actresses comes to Dorset this week as the lynchpin in one of classic literature’s most tortured and classic romances. Susannah York, the star of They Shoot Horses Don’t They', Superman and many television and stage triumphs, stars as Nellie...
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Variety.com (Free subscription) | 10/21/2008
Film Reviews: A clever idea that could have worked as a novella, the urban-fantasy-cum-sci-fier "Franklyn" doesn't cut it by the bigscreen rulebook.
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BrontëBlog (Free subscription) | 10/07/2008
Unfortunately, April de Angelis's adaptation of Wuthering Heights in Birmingham was cancelled yesterday's evening due to Susannah York's being struck down by acute laryngitis, as reported by the Birmingham Mail . An understudy will take her place for a few nights, as confirmed by the theatre's website . Please note that the part of Nelly Dean will be played by Victoria Yeates this evening. Ms Yeates...
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Liverpool Echo.co.uk (Free subscription) | 09/26/2008
CELEBRITY-inspired baby names are booming in Britain with a rash of Brooklyns, Shilohs and Suris breaking out across the country. by Susan Lee, Liverpool Echo It’s nothing new.I know scores of Susans and Tonys who, like me, were all born in the 1960s when Susannah York and Tony Curtis were the happening dudes of their day while Blake and Crystal were popular in the 1980s because we were all hooked...
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Variety.com (Free subscription) | 09/20/2008
Film Reviews: Aussie genre pics of the 1970s and '80s get a rip-roaring salute in "Not Quite Hollywood," complete with endorsement by Quentin Tarantino as chief onscreen fanboy.
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Retro To Go (Free subscription) | 09/11/2008
Barry Murphy returns once more trawl the TV and radio guides (so you don't have to) to find anything worth tuning into this week. All listings are for UK terrestrial TV, Freeview and national radio, with the shows running from...
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DVD Talk (Free subscription) | 09/07/2008
Highly Recommended 1991, Anglia Television/ITV 6 parts, 310 minutes, not rated Directed by John Davies Written by Thomas Ellice, based on the novel by P.D. James Cast: Roy Marsden, Susannah York, Gemma Jones, James Faulkner, Tony Haygarth, Tom Georgeson, Tom Chadbon, Harry Burton, Suzan Crowley, Nicola Cowper, Robert Hines, Helena Michell The missing piece in the P.D. James DVD puzzle finally falls...
