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Elizabeth: The Golden Age is a British biographical drama film, and the sequel to the film Elizabeth, directed by Shekhar Kapur and produced by Plot - Cast - Production - Reception. A mature Queen Elizabeth endures multiple crises late in her reign including court intrigues, an assassination plot, the Spanish Armada, and romantic disappointments. Cate Blanchett, Clive Owen, Geoffrey Rush. A film of the early years of the reign of Elizabeth I of England and her. 24 Nov - 2 min - Uploaded by xtremcovers SilviaBoleyn 74, views · Queen Elizabeth I "The Virgin Queen" ( ) - Pt 1/3. Find Coffret Elizabeth: Elizabeth ; Elizabeth - L'Age d'or at unpedcovil.ml Movies & TV, home of thousands of titles on DVD and Blu-ray. Contact Fabien Barral. France. Elizabeth L'age d'or. remix. As a musician do with a song, I took the images of this great movie and remix it with my own style.
by Elizabeth Liang (Film/Video MFA 18) The Belgian experimental film festival, L' Age d'Or, which takes it name from a surreal film by Luis. Find Coffret Elizabeth: Elizabeth ; Elizabeth - L'Age d'or at unpedcovil.ml Movies & TV, home of thousands of titles on DVD and Blu-ray. Academy Award® winners Cate Blanchett and Geoffrey Rush join Academy Award® nominee Clive Owen in a gripping historical thriller full of suspense, intrigue. Elizabeth: l'Age d'or Bande-annonce. Elizabeth: l'Age d'or Extrait 2. 07/12/ Elizabeth: l'Age d'or Extrait 2. Elizabeth: l'Age d'or Extrait 1. 19–20 Godard, Colette () 'L'Age d'Or, demain', Le Monde, 20 February Hervic, Elizabeth () 'L'Age d'Or: une rencontre Mnouchkine-Copeau', Revue .
Elizabeth I is the character portrayed by the brilliant Cate Blanchett on the film Elizabeth the Golden Age. However, in order for us to better appreciate the film. Indeed, according to Short, an initial idea for a scene in L'Age d'Or was based on a Dalí drawing 'of the man kissing the tips of the woman's.


Spring 2005 Thesis Project
The Intervention of Lemons - an Animated Musical
One boy's quest to uncover the secrets of the machine that killed his family
- Aunt Jenny
- The Messenger
- The Machine
- Dr. Monday
- Johnny Valve
- Regina's Gang
- The Robot Gang
- Dr. Saturday
- The Threshhold Guardians
- The Homunculus
- · Act I
- scene i - Ray's House
- Talking over breakfast when the Messenger arrives with a new task for Ray, to repair the bridge.
Ray doesn't see the point since people keep burning them, but Jenny tries to convince him to do it anyway.
- SONG: You May Say - Aunt Jenny
- Ray goes out to the bridge
- scene ii - The Chasm
- Says hello to neighbor Paul, but just as Ray gets to work, the Machine walks up to Paul's house and kicks in a wall.
Paul runs toward the bridge, which begins rocking and Paul falls.
The Machine chases him to the bridge and when it gets to the middle, Paul, hanging from a tree root shouts to Ray to collapse the bridge, but Ray hesitates and decides to help Paul instead.
The Machine is almost to the other side when the bridge buckles and the Machine tumbles down.
Ray pulls Paul up and they see the Machine pulling itself up the cliff far downstream.
The consider chasing it but agree to let it go.
- SONG: Once Was - Ray
- scene iii - Ray's House
- As they walk back to Ray's house they hear Jenny cry out.
They run up and see the Machine kicking in a wall, cornering Jenny, who pleads with the boys to run away.
- SONG: Save Yourself - Jenny
- The Machine grabs Jenny and eats her in one bite.
Paul wants to run, but Ray just stands as the Machine turns and walks toward them.
Ray pulls a spanner out of his toolbox and throws it at the Machine's face. The glass plate cracks and the Machine pauses.
Ray throws a screwdriver which hits in the same place, making some sparks as some wires short-circuit.
The Machine stumbles, then stops and feels the injury with its front claws. It turns and walks away.
- MUSICAL INTERLUDE: The Breakpoint
- Ray and Paul go through the rubble, looking for things to salvage.
- SONG: Falling Awake - Ray
- Dr. Monday approaches, and is impressed with Ray's ability to scare off the Machine.
- SONG: Summer's Day - Monday
- Monday invites the boys to help destroy the robot, and they both agree. The three then set out, following the Machine.
- SONG: A Little Bit - All
- · Act II
- scene i - On the Road
- Monday says he knows someone who might be able to help. On the way they come across the robot Johnny Valve, who is unconscious and damaged. They turn him on.
- SONG: Coming Down from a Dream - Johnny
- Johnny is another victim of the Machine, but has amnesia and can't remember all the details. He explains what he can remember.
- SONG: Cowboy Robot Blues - Johnny
- scene ii - In the Woods
- The four then come across an encampment where Regina leads a group of girls who hunt robots. She explains the mysterious Dr. Kilbert Saturday is responsible for the Machine.
- SONG: Doctor K - Regina
- Regina agrees to join the group with her gang.
- SONG: Why I Say - Regina
- The group sets out
- scene iii - Near the Abandoned City
- The Messenger arrives with a note for Monday, who gets scared and explains that he ha sto leave.
- SONG: Taking it All Away - Monday
- The group gets frustrated and make accusations about who betrayed their position, most blame Johnny
- SONG: Just a Robot - Paul(?)
- Johnny leaves, but it is then revealed that one of Regina's gang was the traitor
- Everyone feels bad about Johnny, the betrayal, the loss of Monday
- · Act III
- scene i - On the overlook outside Dr. K's Lab
- Regina warns Saturday
- SONG: The Way - Regina announces her intentions to Kilbert
- scene ii - Homunculus Ascends
- The group sees the Threshold Guardians protecting the Lab and lose confidence, but then Johnny returns with an army of robot friends
- SONG: Dinosaur Construction Team - Johnny
- The Machine surprises the group from behind and grabs a bunch of little robots, eating them all. One mother robot cries out in anguish as her baby is eaten. The Machine stares at this crying robot and is overcome, shedding its first tear.
- SONG: Waited for So Long - The Machine
- SONG: Pinocchio's Dead - Ray
- SONG: Fly - Kilbert expresses regret
- SONG: You May Say reprise - Happy ending


The Kardashian family truly loves the spotlight. Kourtney, Khloe, Kim, Bruce, Kris, Scott, Kendall, Kylie and Rob Kardashian just can’t seem to turn off the cameras. Even while they’re enjoying a relaxing vacation away from the ever-peering eye of the media, the family still manages to find some excuse to jump in front of a camera lens.
In this case, the family just had to film a lip-sync video to Notorious B.I.G.’s “Hypnotize.” And the video isn’t just some quick and funny family outing that they made in their spare time. It looks like there was some serious editing, re-shoots, and special effects added to make this masterpiece.
Kim Kardashian and her sisters provide the skimpy swimwear, Rob Kardashian and Scott Disick take turns mimicking Notorious, and Bruce Jenner uses his wife’s butt as a pair of bongos.
Kendal and Kylie Jenner, who posted the video on their Youtube page, wrote:
“Here’s our latest family music video…. We might get some hate but who cares, we had fun doing it! hope you guys don’t take this too seriously! love you all. Enjoy!”


The body looks fine, but the face resembles an awkwardly applied Snapchat filter. 2019 Re-release---$2,410,795: 268: $2,410,795: Feb 1: Bleecker Street Media: false: 196: Welcome to Marwen Our movies editor Dom Sinacola maintains that this is one of the weaker entries in the franchise (and obviously Iâm not in a position to argue its relative ranking), but to me, this international sci-fi spy thriller is just about the highest form of popcorn entertainment. It gives the film an emotional resonance thatâs unusual not only in pulpier genre offerings but in films in general. Henry Thomas, Oscar Isaac, | In 2018, that number was 1.3 billion, and 2019 â¦ â¦ The data are computed by taking box office receipt data and dividing by ticket price. Princess Jasmine (Naomi Scott) is given as much agency and focus as the titular character (Mena Massoud), the beloved plucky street rat who falls in love with her and decides to use a certain magic lamp with a certain resident genie (Will Smith) to become a prince so he can marry her. Estimated adjusted gross: $1.29 billion. Meanwhile, Toothless falls in love with a female night fury (dubbed a âlight furyâ thanks to her bright white skin). Thatâs what the new Lion King feels like: It feels like taxidermy. The new Disney trend of making âlive-actionâ versions of their animated catalogââlive-action,â of course, being the exact wrong term for what this isâcan have a purpose besides the obvious profitability of reviving an existing brand name if its goal is to conjure the spirit of the original rather than artificially reinflate its corpse; David Loweryâs Peteâs Dragon wasnât perfect, but it felt like a fond cover rather than, well, taxidermy. That final one, Toy Story 3, ended in such a perfect, emotionally devastating fashion that trying to follow it up felt like the ultimate foolâs errand. How could we not be? At its core, the story of Viking teen Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) befriending a rare dragon called Toothless and learning to get along with dragons in a culture that feared and hunted them was a tender allegory on young adults paving their own way in life while standing up to tradition they deem to be wrongheaded. Billy Zane, Year Tickets Sold Total Box Office Total Inflation Adjusted Box Office Average Ticket Price; 2020: 232,568,620: $2,130,330,334: $2,130,330,334: $9.16: 2019: 1,228,759,824 Dwayne Johnson has made the long journey from wrestler once known only as The Rock to bit-part villain to one of the most charismatic leading men of this century. I canât yet speak to the rest of the franchise (but be sure Iâll at least go back and watch all the Hobbs entries), but Hobbs & Shaw perfects what we loved about those old Bond openings in a way so many other big-explosion action flicks have tried and failed. | When Tony Stark and Bruce Banner try to jump-start a dormant peacekeeping program called Ultron, things go horribly wrong and it's up to Earth's mightiest heroes to stop the villainous Ultron from enacting his terrible plan. | Gross: Vanessa Kirby, coming off a show-stealing turn as Princess Margaret in The Crown deserves her own spinoff and whatever Marvel role might come available next. Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi. What a relief it is, then, that Toy Story 4 is such an immense joy. Directors: âWill Leitch/ Full Review, Domestic Gross: $530 million International Gross: $1.60 billion Release Date: July 19, 2019 Director: Jon Favreau The Lion King feels less like a more ârealisticâ version of the classic animated original than a bloodless X-ray of it. This bizarre, literal-minded thing? One of the latest instances was the pre-sale for Avengers: Endgame, which shattered records for movie ticket pre-sales on April 2. | 138 min | © 2021 Paste Media Group. Coming on the heels of the hefty hunk oâ cinematic event that was Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Far from Home is, as one would expect, much lighter fare. Thus taking the boxoffice of the year of release and dividing it by the average ticket price that year gives a pretty accurate picture of its rank for the year, all-time $ rank and ticket sales. When a mysterious woman seduces Dominic Toretto into the world of terrorism and a betrayal of those closest to him, the crew face trials that will test them as never before. Joe Russo Regardless of how sufficiently weâre able to parse whatâs actually going on (and oneâs inclined to see the film more than once to get a grip) the images remain, stark and hilarious and horrifying: a childâs burned face, a misfired flare gun, a cult-like spectacle of inhuman devotion, a Tim Heidecker bent over maniacally, walking as if heâs balanced on a thorax, his soul as good as creased. The movie is dutifully mounted, and Favreau brings the same dogged professionalism he brought to The Jungle Book, a film with many of the same problems as this film. The story set in the galaxyâ¦ Number of movie tickets sold in China 2010-2019 Cinema market share of domestically made and foreign movies in China 2016-2019 Box office revenue of the most successful movies in China 2019 AVG ticket price : 5.4 $, PG-13 Director: How do you find drive in life when your lifelong goal has been accomplished? No Golden Age lasts forever, and the MCU will eventually stumbleâbut as long as they can spin box office (and audience) gold from relatively the Mysterios and Vultures of Spideyâs rogues gallery, it wonât be Hollandâs Spider-Man that is the first to stumble. It feels like computers attempting to impersonate real life and doing so with such rigid, determined accuracy that the result feels both emotionless and even a little ghoulish. It looks like there will now be a Marvel movie playing in theaters from now until the real world needs a superhero to save us from the end of days. I believe Jason Rhode now when he wrote of Fate of the Furious in 2017, âIt is so over-the-top that it establishes a new top. Vin Diesel, Drew Barrymore, 203,804 C) A movie theater recorded the number of tickets sold daily for a popular movie during the month of December 2019. 124 min That doesnât stop this 23rd and final entry in the MCUâs initial Feige Phase barrage from serving as an effective coda for Endgame even as it presents what is, in many ways, a classic Spider-Man adventure. Then an average ticket price for the movie is deduced and then divide the total ww gross by that number to get an accurate estimation. Steven Spielberg How do you handle getting old and not being needed anymore? $936.66M, Tickets sold : ~250-255 million We reached out to the Virginia Lottery and received information about all 40,287 winning tickets, worth at least $600, claimed between Nov. 1, 2018, and Oct. 31, 2019, across Virginia. When âTitanicâ was released in 1997, theaters saw 1.4 billion domestic admissions. So that makes it all the more impressive what Jordan Peele and Universal Pictures has accomplished with Us. Though there have been plenty of three-hour-plus movies and even a few 20+ entry movie franchises, thereâs really nothing to compare with what Disney and Marvel Studios have pulled off, either in terms of size, quality and consistency of cast (a moment of silence for Edward Norton and Terrence Howard), or in how narrow the chronological window, all things considered, those movies were produced. 577,578 A clear hit in global ticket sales ($677,000), Doctor Strange ranked as the most popular character introduction film in the MCU at the time, even topping Iron â¦ People are hungry to ensure they have their tickets ahead of time, rather than get to the theater on release day and find they canât get into a sold-out show. | Action, Adventure, Crime. He chooses both: By the time we reach the final action spectacle, during which the forces aligned against John Wick wear the kind of body armor requiring an exorbitant amount of kill shots and then, halfway through the melee, a weapon upgrade, weâve lapsed completely into the realm of the first-person shooter, realizing weâve already made our way through numerous, ever-increasingly difficult levels and boss battles with an impeccable kill/death ratio. Robert Downey Jr., The total of 2019âs box office declined by 4.05% to 11.4 billion. Disney is just printing money with each new installment, none more so than Avengers: End Game, which has broken just about every box office record: highest opening weekend gross worldwide ($1.2 billion), widest domestic release (4,662 theaters), highest market share in a weekend (89.7%). It shouldn't come as much surprise to know that Star Wars was a huge hit at the box office. Joss Whedon Another Salman Khan movie, another blockbuster and another movie in the list of most selling tickets in Indian cinema. F. Gary Gray ... Its exaggerationsâlike when The Rock lifts an insufferable bureaucrat against a wall by ninety degreesâare as much a part of its deliberate technique as the oversized gestures of kabuki or opera. All Rights Reserved. So let the Hitchcock comparisons come. Helen Mirren, an actress of such depth sheâs been awarded The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, doesnât look out of place acting opposite Jason Statham because Statham can hold his own against the best. Dee Wallace, Votes: Though weâve praised it often, casting remains the cornerstone of the MCU. Like so many other casting decisions made in the MCU, heâs proven himself near perfect in the role. Chris Hemsworth, Votes: Director: As a new threat to the galaxy rises, Rey, a desert scavenger, and Finn, an ex-stormtrooper, must join Han Solo and Chewbacca to search for the one hope of restoring peace. Most movies were sold at the average ticket price of the time and did not receive major reissues. Vers has no memory of her past, but it returns to her when, in the midst of a battle, sheâs dumped onto a distant planet that turns out not only to be Earth, but also her home planet and in the year 1995. Kathy Bates, Votes: Thereâs a reason the franchise has lasted nine entries, and Iâm all in for number 10. âJosh Jackson / Full Review, Domestic Gross: $171 million International Gross: $322 million Release Date: May 17, 2019 Director: Chad Stahelski The movie has us on her side before she ever says a word. But some changes, even tiny ones, give us new perspectives on the story.
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Rob Reiner first came to fame as a two-time Emmy Award winning actor on the landmark television series “All In the Family”. He went on to become an acclaimed director of some of the most popular and influential motion pictures. His work ranges from the satire This Is Spinal Tap to intense dramas like Stand By Me, Misery, A Few Good Men, and Ghosts of Mississippi to romantic comedies like When Harry Met Sally, The American President, and The Princess Bride. His more recent films include The Bucket List, Flipped, Being Charlie and LBJ starring Woody Harrelson. This summer sees the release of Shock and Awe which will again star Woody Harrelson along with Alec Baldwin, Tommy Lee Jones, James Marsden and Reiner himself.


"Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale" of a time when television shows began with awesome TV Theme Songs. "Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name" and sometimes you want to go back to when TV Theme songs were special. "Here's a story... of a lovely" time when TV Theme Songs served to identify, distinguish and set the stage for the television program that followed. "You take the good, take the bad, take them both and there you have" what unfortunately has become a lost artform. "Believe it or not", sadly it seems no effort or pride is taken in the TV Theme Song ever since Seinfeld proved a short synth-bass riff could be used instead. “Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Hasenpfeffer Incorporated!” This regular feature may not "make all our dreams come true", but it will remember some of the best TV Theme Songs from years past (with a focus on the '80s decade). "Come aboard, we're expecting you."
This time we will cover the theme song for Head of the Class. The sitcom debuted in September of 1986 running for five seasons and 114 episodes. The main teacher character of "Mr. Charlie Moore" was played by Howard Hesseman until 1990 when he decided to leave the show and was replaced by Billy Connolly for the final season. The students were made up of a solid ensemble cast.
The opening for the show featured Hesseman's character making his way to school through the streets of New York while an instrumental theme song plays. The song starts cute and classical but then picks up the pace with more of a rock sound about halfway through. The theme song was composed by Ed Alton who has composed scores for over 530 episodes of 31 different prime time network TV series and performed as bassist on over 70 feature film soundtracks in his career. He has been distinguished by numerous accolades including five ASCAP Top TV Composer Awards (for both The Single Guy and Suddenly Susan in the late '90s), an Emmy Nomination (for The Closer in 1998), and several Gold & Platinum record awards. As a studio musician, Alton performed bass on the soundtracks of such popular films as The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Beverly Hills Cop 2, Ghostbusters 2, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, City Slickers, and more. Alton not only composed the theme music for Head of the Class, but scored the entire series. The opening changed slightly each season, but the theme song seems to have remained the same. The school used in the exterior shots is Washington Irving High School in Manhattan. Here is the opening for season 1 of Head of the Class featuring the instrumental theme song...
As I have said before, I tend to prefer TV theme songs with lyrics, but Head of the Class is another example of an instrumental theme song that gets the job done.
Hope you enjoyed tuning in for another "episode" of TV Theme Songs!


Featuring a way too smokin' Angie Dickinson, a bald Telly Savalas, music from The Osmonds, a cool kid named Ponce de Leon, and Rock Hudson like you've never seen him before. Osmonds and boobies - my head just exploded.If I'm not mistaken, I think I saw a very young Alfre Woodard as one of the students questioned by Savalas. Joe Namath was meant to star as the football coach. Rock that afro, girl!What can you expect by combining the directing talents of Roger Vadim and the writing of Gene Roddenberry? Cast (in credits order) verified as complete. Pretty Maids All in a Row is a 1971 American mystery film that is part black sex comedy, part murder mystery.Starring Rock Hudson alongside Angie Dickinson, it was released on April 28, 1971. Was this info helpful? While conducting a symphony orchestra, Sir Alfred De Carter imagines three different ways of dealing with his wife's suspected infidelity, then tries acting out his fantasies, but things do... See full summary ». movie theaters are playing Pretty Maids All in a Row near you. No lollipop here. He's awfully wholesome about the whole business: giving earnest little pep talks before he seduces his young students and then knocks them off. And don't forget the Osmonds. He is sucking on a cigarette, a cancer stick, a coffin nail! Watch Exclusive 'Savage' Clip: Where You Been, What to Watch on FandangoNOW: ‘PG: Psycho Goreman,’ ‘Come Play,’ Sundance Classics and More, This Week in Movie News: Misha Greene to Direct ‘Tomb Raider 2,’ Robert Rodriguez to Reboot ‘Spy Kids’ and More, R, View production, box office, & company info. View interactive tab. JustWatch makes it easy to find out where you can legally watch your favorite movies & TV shows online. John David Carson Ponce de Leon Harper. Earn 125 points on every ticket you buy. No wonder all the kids love him. Contributors to this page: gigiriva, mulkku, Cecilia_du_fromage, jRoulette, SkinnyRobbie, MissMurderess, whitewoods, flobaby, Weik Log in to submit a correction or upload art for this film. The film "Pretty Maids All in a Row" is 91 minute from 1971. Pretty Maids All in a … Angie Dickinson. Cast & Crew. ... Miss Smith. Screen Reader Users: To optimize your experience with your screen reading software, please use our Flixster.com website, which has the same tickets as our Fandango.com and MovieTickets.com websites. Also by James Doohan ("Scotty" of Star Trek fame) as Savalas' underling. Angie Dickinson Cast. A sexy black nurse takes vigilante justice against inner-city drug dealers after her sister becomes their latest victim. Certificate: Passed And a bit of mystery. Rock Hudson Cast. HC. A juicy bit of 70s kitsch right here for your viewing pleasure. Telly Savalas Cast. Miss Betty Smith Telly Savalas. The adventures of high school and junior high students on the last day of school in May 1976. Pretty Maids All in a Row (1971) TMDb Score. Use the HTML below. Angie Dickinson Miss Betty Smith. In turn, the town's people become victim to his unique brand of physical and mental torture. Cast 43. You can also groove to the opening song by the Osmonds, "Chilly Wind," which happens to be sung over Rock Hudson getting it on with a topless honey. Michael 'Tiger' McDrew Angie Dickinson. Cast & Crew Show all . The first song sang by Joe Walsh after he joined The Eagles, Pretty Maids All In A Row depicts the meeting of old friends or lovers, and the feelings that come from such an event. Add the first question. Cast & Crew. as Captain Sam Surcher. It's available to watch. The Story Of Joe Walsh Writing "Pretty Maids All In A Row" A Gem In a recent interview with The New York Times, Bob Dylan was asked about his favorite song from The Eagles. Roger Vadim Director. Nice job by Keenan Wynn is the wheezy geezer local sheriff assigned by Savalas to direct traffic after incompetently touching every bit of evidence at the first murder scene. Oceanfront High School student Ponce de Leon Harper is obsessed with sex. A taboo flick, that's genre bending at its most bending. Get it at Amazon!DVD - http://amzn.to/1P7mMggCopyright owner?I support film - including yours! Title: SEE DETAILS, when you purchase an Edible Movie Night Gift Box. Among the many peculiar assemblages of cast and crew in Hollywood history, Pretty Maids All in a Row (1971) is in a class by itself. California State Police Captain Sam Surcher investigates a string of teenage girl murders at Oceanfront High School. Not only does she get felt up by Hudson, she also enthusiastically deflowers the gawky teenage male virgin after extolling the virtues of John Milton's "Paradise Lost." He comes complete with prim, nerdy, bespectacled secretary, de rigeur for the 70s.In what other decade could something be listed as a comedy/crime/ thriller? Pretty Maids All In A Row chords by Eagles. The novel was published in 1968. "There is no role in the film for Jane Fonda" said the director, who was estranged from his wife at the time. ... Tiger. Meanwhile, a married teacher hides his flings with nubile students, and an awkward male is frustrated by the plethora of uninhibited freewheeling young girls. Cast & Crew Rock Hudson Michael "Tiger" McDrew Angie Dickinson Miss Betty Smith Tuning: E A D G B E. Capo: 1st fret. TS. 1 hr 32 min. We know life happens, so if something comes up, you can return or exchange your tickets up until the posted showtime. Written by Fortunately, he meets lots of girls. 64. Too bad they couldn't have gotten Shatner to give Hudson a run for his money...Also heard from is Roddy McDowell, twittery here as the high school principal, whose concern over the murders is limited to characterizing one of them as a "great little cheerleader." Cast Rock Hudson Tiger Angie Dickinson Miss Smith Telly Savalas Capt. The Eagles are an American rock band that was formed in Los Angeles, California in 1971. Roger Vadim directed the film, which Gene Roddenberry produced, having dramatized a 1968 novel written by Francis Pollini into the screenplay from which Vadim worked. Pretty Maids All in a Row Rack up 500 points and you'll score a $5 reward for more movies. Written and produced by post-Star Trek Gene Roddenberry, and directed by Roger Vadim (Barbarella), Pretty Maids All in a Row is an outrageous, head spinning, flower-powered dark comedy/sex comedy/murder mystery that could only be produced in a decade like the 70s. Roger Vadim directed the film, which Gene Roddenberry produced, having dramatized a 1968 novel written by Francis Pollini into the screenplay from which Vadim worked. Charles Rosher Jr. Cinematography. (1971). Unfortunately, they all end up dead. A young drifter returns to his home in Key West, Florida and attempts to open a fishing charter business, provoking a dangerous feud with a rival fishing sea captain. Fortunately, he meets lots of girls. Captain Sam Surcher John David Carson. Gene Roddenberry wrote and produced this black comedy about a guidance counselor well-versed in seduction and murder. Sign up for a FANALERT® to find out when tickets are available in your area. Telly Savalas Captain Sam Surcher. The main cast consists of Rock Hudson, Angie Dickinson and Telly Savalas. Telly Savalas is the state police detective called upon to solve a series of murders of young girls at the high school, the first of which is charmingly named "Jill Fairbutt." RM. JD. The Eagles are an American rock band that was formed in Los Angeles, California in 1971. Currently consisting of vocalist/drummer Don Henley, guitarist/vocalist Joe Walsh and bassist/vocalist Timothy B. Schmit, the band had five Number 1 singles and six Number 1 albums. Last edit on Dec 13, 2018. Find trailers, reviews, synopsis, awards and cast information for Pretty Maids All in a Row (1971) - Roger Vadim on AllMovie - Ocean View High is an upscale suburban school in… There's murder at a California high school, where female students are being targeted by an unknown serial killer, a married teacher hides his flings with nubile students, and an awkward male is frustrated by the plethora of uninhibited freewheeling young girls. Roger Vadim directed the film, which Gene Roddenberry produced, having dramatized a 1968 novel written by Francis Pollini into the screenplay from which Vadim worked. This time Hudson turns up in an unlikely but interesting casting as a high school coach, counselor and sex murderer. RH. Who loves ya, baby? He has thoughts of assassinating Rommel but his cover may have an even better use. This man is so hip, he has arranged the thumb tacks on his cork board into a peace sign. Four unfortunate men from different parts of the globe agree to risk their lives transporting gallons of nitroglycerin across dangerous Latin American jungle. AD. Fandango helps you go back to the movies with confidence and peace of mind. Unfortunately, they all end up dead. Visit JustWatch for more information. Directed by Roger Vadim. Allied prisoners of war plan for several hundred of their number to escape from a German camp during World War II. Watch Pretty Maids All in a Row starring Rock Hudson in this Comedy on DIRECTV. Rock Hudson. Collect bonus rewards from our many partners, including AMC, Stubs, Cinemark Connections, Regal Crown Club when you link accounts. Rock Hudson. In the North African campaign a British straggler manages to pass himself off as a waiter at the hotel commandeered as Rommel's headquarters. Get your swag on with discounted movies to stream at home, exclusive movie gear, access to advanced screenings and discounts galore. A black comedy set in a California high school where someone is murdering female students, the film marked the U.S. film debut of French director Roger Vadim (Barbarella, 1968) with Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry producing and writing the screenplay. Pretty Maids All in a Row is currently available to rent and buy in the United States. Starring Rock Hudson alongside Angie Dickinson, it was released on April 28, 1971. SEE DETAILS, when you purchase 3 participating Twizzlers. A newspaper editor uses every trick in the book to keep his ace reporter ex-wife from remarrying. Rock Hudson sex comedies sure have changed since "Pillow Talk." SEE DETAILS. This FAQ is empty. Telly Savalas. Guitar Ukulele Piano new. Top cast includes Rock Hudson,Angie Dickinson and Telly Savalas as a savvy homicide cop. Only the 70s, my friend. Find movie and film cast and crew information for Pretty Maids All in a Row (1971) - Roger Vadim on AllMovie Two martial arts schools prepare for an important tournament. Pretty Maids All in a Row is a 1971 American mystery film that is part black sex comedy, part murder mystery. With some murder thrown in. If you can ignore the misogyny of every female in this movie being a ditz/victim/sex object/cuckold, then you will enjoy this very of-its-time pre-sex-comedy-era sex comedy. Best Price; SD He responded with, "New Kid in Town, Life in the Fast Lane, Pretty Maids All in a Row. California State Police Captain Sam Surcher investigates a string of teenage girl murders at Oceanfront High School. Eventually Gene Roddenberry rewrote the script and came on board as producer; the job of directing was given to Roger Vadim – his first movie in two years. 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The nine stories in this collection are, chronologically, about childhood, adolescence, youth and middle age. All the stories locations are either centered in Japan or America both. In these stories, a lone boy encounters a policeman, the son of a failed writer struggles to be as great as Hemmingway, a young man and a woman have a short and intense affair on a train, An art dealer loses his love and cooks fish for the first time, A Japan scholar struggles in American academia, A Japanese professor battles with her rival as her daughter vanishes, An adulterous American starts a new life in Japan, A Long Island wife tries to get back her husband after he has run off to Japan. Betrayal plays a central role in these stories about civil duty, avocation, love, marriage and friendship. There is despair and desperation in these stories but also hope, if only a faint hope.


The movie shows that family and life is more important than diamonds or money. In the movie Solomon knows this value because he went through all the troubles to find his family. He also went to look for his son first instead of helping Danny find the diamond. Blood Diamond also shows that all the illegal diamond trade going one was causing people to die and the people buying the diamonds didn't care about the people dying all they cared about was getting the perfect diamond. The same for the people selling the diamonds. they didn't care how many lives were lost they only cared about the money they got from selling them.
The most meaningful character and plot point I thought was how Danny changed through out the movie. In the beginning Danny was a diamond seller and only cared about the money. This made him no better than the rebels and the diamond buyers. As the movie progressed Danny started to see how the diamonds were destroying the country and killing innocent people. People like Solomon and Maddy started to show Danny the reality of the diamonds and the pain they cause. By the end of the movie Danny changes into a caring person and gives the diamond to Solomon. He also stopped the government soldiers from catching up to Solomon but it cost his life.
blood diamond shows the reality behind the illegal trade of diamonds
Most of the reviews I looked at were positive but they talked about the gory and how other movies that came out the same year were better. They didn't really show the meanings or values of the movie. one quote I found was the top review and it really shows the value of the movie "Most of us take the nice, soft life we live for granted. We rarely stop to think about what it’s like in other parts of the world."


If Oscar nominations were named after a film, this year's round-up would borrow one from Stanley Kubrick's first feature film, Fear and Desire. The news from the film industry over the past year has been the slump in the box office for almost everything but blockbusters, and the academy's response has been to mouth where their money is with nominations for best picture for the mega hits.Avatar: The Way of Water,,„Elvis, "e"Top-Gun: Maverick', plus one for the Force, Netflix, whose 'All Quiet on the Western Front' had an almost incomprehensible theatrical run.
Desire is in eleven nominations, more than any other film, for "Everything everywhere at once“, representing the common aspirations of strangeness and diversity; While its emotional reach isn't anything special (its slight sentimentality is its secret weapon), its finishes are more idiosyncratic than almost anything Hollywood has released in the last year. The cast is the directors' greatest achievement. Along with Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan, great actors whose talents have been underutilized due to the lack of significant roles for Asian performersJamie Lee Curtis(who has endured the age discrimination of most actresses) and newcomer Stephanie Hsu deserves an Oscar in her own right. (However, there is no award for the Technical Casting category.)
On the other hand, the Hollywood releases in 2022 offered a great film that ticks both the boxes of commercial success and imaginative extravagance, namely "NO- and wasn't nominated for anything. Jordan Peele is the Rodney Dangerfield of Hollywood: He doesn't get any respect, at least not since he won Best Original Screenplay for "Go out.” Leaving him and his films is shocking and disturbing. It is also amazing that, although two prominent black actors, Angela Bassett and Brian Tyree Henry, were nominated this year, not a single film by a black filmmaker received a Best Picture nomination in a year that produced many great ones, for Director , for screenplay or in this case for the best international feature film.
Instead, the Academy threw its weight behind Nothing New on the Western Front: For those who regret not making more of it before, German director Edward Berger has proved them wrong. So does the bushel of nominations for "Como Banshees Finishing', with its folkloric theatricality and dark frivolity. (The nostalgia their success represents is especially true of the early Coen brothers' films: it captures some of their tone without their cinematic flair, humor or confidence.) The other international film to earn a Best movie won.triangle of sadness', is mostly in English and his sentiment is painfully simple.
On the other hand, that's the good newswomen speak“ received a couple of nominations, for best picture and for its screenplay, and that the daring and subtle “Marcel the Shell with Sapatos', a remarkable blend of stop-motion and live-action, appears as a nominee in the Animation category. (Also, I'm pleased to note that The New Yorker Studio produced or publishedfive of the fifteen short films nominated- the documentaries"to withdraw"e"stranger at the door, "that Live-Action-Movie"night tour, and animated filmsice cream vendor"e"the flying sailor.“)
I'm against individual industries making nominations in their categories; Cameramen, editors and actors all have knowledge and understanding of their fields, but this practice breeds a kind of collective protectionism that upholds the rules rather than rewarding expertise. Prizes must be given for aesthetic and artistic reasons - in the effects achieved - and must instead be nominated by all members.
This wagon ride during turbulent times, when the industry's financial uncertainties weigh heavily on their artistic daring and long-standing business footholds, suggests another theme for this year's Oscar nominees: "Back to the Future." With an open field of concerned pilgrims and no guidance for industry decision makers, the industries and the academy in general took a conservative, retrospective approach. Inasmuch as the Oscars are eminently ambitious -- a reflection of what the industry values and where it aspires to be -- what the list of nominees promises for productions in the coming years is daunting.
„time of Armageddon”
„Both sides of the leaf”
„the eternal daughter”
„get on the way”
I've revisited several of these films recently, and it reminds me why the release of Oscar-like films tends towards the end of the year: recent screenings are energizing, sometimes distorted, and no doubt members of the Academy are likely to prefer year-end films . . I watched 'Benediction' when it opened (little) in May, and then again a month later with even more enthusiasm: knowledge of the story and familiarity with the dramatic structure made its cheerful details stand out even more. Its liveliness sticks in the memory and makes it seem permanently new.
2022 was an atypical cinema year. It's been a great year as part of the best, but there hasn't been much depth on the bench. As of 2021, American independent cinema is on hold awaiting its next big hit, with many top international films finding it increasingly difficult to secure distribution. I acknowledge the utopia of picking my ten favorites of the year for Oscar-nominated roles. At the Oscars proper, few nominees for Best Picture are international films and non-English language films, and even fewer are ultra-low-budget independent films (like The Cathedral). I make my list in this fantasy land to highlight the gap between what's typically on the academy's radar and what's happening in the film world in general. Realistically, I'd love to see other notable Hollywood and non-Hollywood movies like "Bis"e"Maestro", It is displayed. (Unfortunately I'm pretty sure that "don't worry honey', one of the best star-centric Hollywood films of the year, is rejected by the academy as well as by critics).
Terence Davies ("Blessing")
Alice Diop („San Omer“)
James Gray ("A Time of Armageddon")
Jafar Panahi ("Sin osos")
Jordan Peele ("No")
It would be strange if Best Picture and Best Director were so different anywhere, anytime. With the exception of 2012, all films except for three nominated directors (Bennett Miller for "Foxcatcher", Pawel Pawlikowski for "Cold War" and Thomas Vinterberg for "Another Round") were also nominated for the best film. Even in the 1940s and 1950s, when the studios dominated and the word "author" was unknown to American critics, the winners for best picture and best director were evened out in fourteen out of twenty; they only broke up once in the 1990s. The overlap indicates the very meaning of directing: the overall influence on the work of everyone who makes a significant contribution to the film in question, from the cast and acting style to lighting, costumes, and decorations. the script, whether the director is named or not. (The director's authority over commercial American films became clearer in the post-studio era, when there was no longer a style of house based on top-down production dictates, nor a cast and crew on long-term studio contracts. Duration and stable) . That profound influence was evident on Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch last year, and also on Terence Davies, who did something impressive, even considered a flop, with Benediction: he made a movie that almost seems normal .
The film is a kind of biopic about the poet Siegfried Sassoon, who spans half a century and filigrees his intimate drama into a large map of political and artistic history. Davies' style is no less adventurous than it was when his films were more choreographed and framed. But now, in the prime of his seventy-seventh year, he sees the meaning of Sassoon's story and the impact of Sassoon's time with a furious clarity that pierces in a way that is as transparent as it is exquisite. Charlie Chaplin said that comedy is life in long shots and tragedy is life in close-ups, and I've long thought that a director's sense of distance is just as important as timing. But in the case of Benediction, Davies' finely calibrated distances relate not just to the physical, to the characters in front of the camera, but to himself and the plot as he fuses the tragedy of Sassoon's life with a comedic disguise that eventually breaks together to a powerful effect. Davies dares to integrate his dramatic sequences with alluring, even visually intoxicating, special effects that open his meticulous historical reconstructions to astonishing subjective depths.
As to what movie wins best picture, five films are seriously vying for the prize — “The Banshees of Inisherin” “Everything Everywhere,” “The Fabelmans,” “Tár” and “Top Gun: Maverick.” “Banshees” has a great shot mainly because the award is decided by a ranked-voting system (aka the preferential ballot).Who will win Oscar for Best Actor 2023? ›
- Brendan Fraser - 33/50. Best known for his appearances in the 00s blockbuster The Mummy, Brendan Fraser's comeback role in The Whale has installed him as the favourite to win the award thanks to his awe-inspiring performance. ...
- Colin Farrell - 11/4. ...
- Austin Butler - 3/1. ...
- Paul Mescal - 28/1.
However, only feature films released during the ten-month period in 2021 from March 1 to December 31 would be eligible for awards consideration.Which movie has the most Oscar nominations 2023? ›
“Everything Everywhere All at Once” — the newfangled time-twisting film which topped all films with 11 nominations on Tuesday — picked up three in the supporting actor categories. Ke Huy Quan landed a best supporting actor nod, and Jamie Lee Curtis and Stephanie Hsu were each in the race for best supporting actress.Will will be stripped of Oscar? ›
Smith did later apologise for his actions during a tearful acceptance speech after winning Best Actor. But Smith's actions could lead to him being stripped of his award, with The Academy's “Standards of Conduct” guidelines, which were released back in 2017, stating “there is no place for any form of abuse".What are the Big 5 at the Oscars? ›
The "Big Five" Oscars award categories are those for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Screenplay, either Original or Adapted.Who is the only man to win 3 Best Actor Oscars? ›
Six have won exactly three acting Academy Awards: Daniel Day-Lewis (three Best Actor awards), Frances McDormand (three Best Actress awards), Meryl Streep (two Best Actress awards and one Best Supporting Actress award), Jack Nicholson (two Best Actor awards and one Best Supporting Actor award), Ingrid Bergman (two Best ...Who is the oldest person to win a Best Actor Oscar? ›
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Tatum O'Neal won the youngest Oscar on this list with her performance in Paper Moon aged just 10 years old. During filming she turned nine years old, an incredible feat for such a young actress.Do you have to pay to be nominated for an Oscar? ›
There are no entry fees to submit films in any Academy Awards category.
Viola Davis and Danielle Deadwyler were snubbed in Best Actress. Riseborough and de Armas getting in meant that the pair of Black actresses who had been widely pegged for nominations were both shut out.Who is the youngest girl to be nominated for an Oscar? ›
Quvenzhané Wallis, 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' (2012)
Though she ultimately lost the Oscar to Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook), Wallis became – and remains to this day – the youngest actress to ever be nominated for an Academy Award.
A three-time Oscar winner, Meryl Streep holds the record for the most nominations in the acting categories, with a total of 21.What is the shortest film ever nominated for an Oscar? ›
Fresh Guacamole is a 2012 American animated short film written and directed by PES (Adam Pesapane). The film was nominated for Best Animated Short Film at the 85th Academy Awards; at 1 minute and 40 seconds, it is the shortest film ever nominated for an Oscar.Who were the nominations for best actor? ›
Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading RoleCan Will Smith lose the Oscar? ›
While Weinstein and Roman Polanski have been ejected from the Academy due to their respective sexual abuse scandals, both men still have their Oscars, the Los Angeles Times reports. This makes it highly unlikely that Smith will lose his trophy, even though it was awarded shortly after his onstage attack of Rock.Can the Academy take away an Oscar? ›
In fact, though there are those who have rejected their Oscars (Marlon Brando, Dudley Nichols), only one award has ever been revoked in Academy history — the 1969 prize for Best Documentary, which was given to Young Americans before it was determined that the film was released in 1967 and therefore ineligible.Who has the Academy expelled? ›
In its 94-year history, the Academy has expelled only five members: Carmine Caridi, Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby, Roman Polanski, and cinematographer Adam Kimmel.Who is the only person to have won an Oscar? ›
Oscar Hammerstein II is the only person named Oscar to ever win an Oscar | EW.com.Who has won the most Oscars? ›
As of 2022, Katharine Hepburn maintained her lead as the actor with the most Oscar wins of all time. While the "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" star scored four acting accolades during her career, six fellow actors tied for the second spot with three wins each.
Ben-Hur won with: Best Picture; Best Director; Best Actor; Best Supporting Actor; Cinematography; Art Direction; Sound; Music Score; Film Editing; Special Effects; Costume and loosing out to Room at the Top for Screenplay based on material from another medium.Who is nominated for Best Actor 2023? ›
In addition to Fraser, the best actor race includes Austin Butler (“Elvis”), Colin Farrell (“The Banshees of Inisherin”), Bill Nighy (“Living”) and Paul Mescal (“Aftersun”).Is NTR nominated for Oscar 2023? ›
The official Twitter page of RRR also shared a post: "WE CREATED HISTORY!! Proud and privileged to share that #NaatuNaatu has been nominated for Best Original Song at the 95th Academy Awards. #Oscars #RRRMovie." Earlier this month, Naatu Naatu won the Golden Globe in the same category.Where can I watch 2023 Oscar nominated movies? ›
Need to catch up on the Oscar-nominated films before the 2023 Academy Awards ceremony airs Sunday, March 12 on ABC? There's still time to watch the films now streaming on Netflix, HBO Max, Paramount+, Disney+, and elsewhere; available to rent on video-on-demand services; and some still in theaters.


So I caught the premiere of season two of Looking last night — the HBO show about a group of gay friends in San Francisco. I didn’t think much of the first season: a bunch of extremely unpleasant characters in storylines that alternated between “way too slight” and “stupid soap opera.”
The problems with the first season seemed so obvious — and so widely shared by so many people I know — that I simply assumed the creators of Looking would listen and adjust their show accordingly. After all, it has an appealing cast of actors, and the show usually looks fantastic.
Based on the first episode of season two, I guess they decided to stick to their original vision and didn’t change a damn thing (which on some level, I admire).
So I guess I’ll be sitting this one out. But that makes me a little sad, because, even today, there is so little on TV about gay men.
The more interesting question is: what in the world is going on with all the “asshole” characters on TV today? I’m thinking of Looking, Girls, Togetherness, and virtually every animated show right now.
It’s definitely a meme. Suddenly, people can get enough of shallow, selfish, hateful, and/or self-absorbed characters, especially in their pseudo-comedies.
For the record, I have nothing against a good anti-hero. I absolutely think Breaking Bad will be remembered a hundred years from now, along with a handful of movies and books and plays, as some of the best art of the 21st century.
What is it about these shows I like? The characters are all mostly assholes, but the shows themselves have a very clear perspective on them: basically that their characters are assholes.
Assholes are the joke because assholes are a joke.
For the record, I also like TV characters who are, in general, flawed. The concept of “Mary Sue” came into existence for a very good reason.
But some of these shows, especially Girls and Looking, just leave me confused. I watch Jessa and I think, “Is she supposed to be psychotic? No one except an actual psychopath would act that way.” Or on Looking, I think, “Why would anyone stay friends with Agustin? He’s a horrible human being. Is the point that Patrick has absolutely no self-esteem?”
No, seriously. I don’t get it.
These shows don’t seem to me to be satires; in some sense, they seem like they’re trying to be “realistic.” Then there’s the fact that so many viewers clearly do identify with their characters, and the creators of these shows often talk like they’re more or less representing their actual lives and the people they know.
This can’t possibly be true, can it? I know almost no people this self-absorbed, this selfish, this bitchy, or this horrible to their friends. Is it a New York thing, or a San Francisco thing? (I doubt it; no one I know in those cities is like this.) And I think it’s downright offensive to somehow suggest these characters represent twentysomethings; these characters aren’t anything like the twentysomethings I know.
So what’s going on?
Honestly, part of me thinks these shows are just the television equivalent of “online click-bait”: in an extremely cluttered media environment, one way you “break out” is by having your characters do and say shocking and provocative things, even if they’re totally unrealistic. These are characters you haven’t seen on TV before (until lately), so the show seems hip and fresh and edgy and irreverent.
Mostly, these shows and characters bore me. And sometimes they kinda freak me out, because I think, “Is this really where society is headed? Where this kind of behavior is common or acceptable?”
Incidentally, I said I liked The Comeback. Part of the reason why I thought the latest season was so brilliant was because they were clearly satirizing the trend of HBO giving TV deals to the most miserable and pathetic of people, who were, in turn, using their shows to lionize miserable, pathetic characters just like themselves.
Once again, The Comeback is light years ahead of everything else on TV. They also doing it on HBO. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you!
Not coincidentally, I talk about “asshole” characters a lot in my latest book, The Thing I Didn’t Know I Didn’t Know, when Russel worries if he’s becoming an asshole character in his own storyline. How’s that for meta?


One of the most beloved stories of all time – Steel Magnolias – will be retold on the stage at the Tift Theatre for the Performing Arts beginning Friday night.
The original play was written by Robert Harling and was based on his family's experience when his own sister, Susan Harling Robinson, died from complications with diabetes in 1985. The play was made into a film and released in 1989, and starred Sally Fields, Olympia Dukakis, Shirley McLaine, Daryl Hannah and Julia Roberts.
Roberts plays Shelby, a young woman who has Type 1 diabetes, which ultimately takes her life. Shelby is surrounded by a group of strong, but fragile women, thus the title of the play and the film.
For this rendition, the characters are portrayed by local women: Dottie Freeman (Ouiser), Julie Smith (M'Lynn), Lisa Purser (Truvy), Elizabeth Powell (Shelby), Judy Thomas (Clairee) and Carlie Johnson (Annelle). The production is under the direction of theater Manager Robert Reid Goodson.
Freeman said she auditioned for the parts of Clairee and Ouiser, but "I had a feeling (Goodson) would cast me as Ouiser, as I am very loud-mouthed. I relate well to my character because she is a loud-mouth, opinionated and sometimes a mean, old southern woman – just like me!"
Purser didn't think she'd get a part after she saw all the other auditions, but was elated when she was cast as Truvy. She, like the rest of the cast, is a bit nervous about opening night.
"I'm used to singing in front of a big crowd, but acting is completely different. Plus, there will be reactions by the audience that will come into play. I am a little nervous, but the good kind of nervous," she said, comparing the feeling like that you get when you are about to ride a "really big, huge, scary roller coaster."


Ed’s Story: A Seven-Part Film Series about Hope
There is always HOPE! This film is a story of a Pastor named Ed Dobson, who was diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and was given a short time to live. I watched the trailer video below and the narrative is so moving. It deals with one of the most difficult questions affecting our Christian Faith particularly human suffering.
Suffering can make or break us. It can change our life’s perspectives for better or for worse. It can bring about worries, mental, emotional, or spiritual fatigue. Pastor Ed Dobson tells his story about battling a disease that has no cure and was given only few months to live.
Ed’s Story: A Seven-Part Film Series about Hope Movie Trailer
|Ed’s Story: It Ain’t Over/Consider the Birds/Be There (Films 1, 2 & 3)
By Ed Dobson / David C. Cook
Film One – It Ain’t Over
ED’S STORY: Film Two — Consider the Birds
ED’S STORY: Film Three — Be There
To purchase the first collection of Ed’s Story on DVD (or pre-order the second and third dvd) at Christianbook.com


After I pointed to the Bechdel Test video a few days ago, Liz Lawley explored further and came up with a Bechdel Test website, where movies are rated by how many of the Bechdel Critera the film fulfils. This, to my mind, takes away some of the fun, since the Test gives you something additional to watch for while enjoying a film (or not); if the Bechdel Site tells you before you’ve even seen the movie. . . I guess it’s useful, never mind.
But once I followed Liz’s lead, I poked around and turned up the Bechdel Test blog, where they discuss movies seriatim, and links to posts from inside the sausage factory about the ways that film school and the industry itself actively function to suppress women’s roles and women’s agency.


Diamonds have been an integral part of Hollywood storytelling for decades, from Titanic to Breakfast at Tiffany's, and have shaped some of the most iconic moments in film history.
Diamonds have stolen the big-screen spotlight for years, whether it was Marilyn Monroe singing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" while covered in extravagant jewels in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes or Richard Gere surprising Julia Roberts' character with a ruby and diamond necklace in Pretty Woman.
Here is a look at the top 5 Hollywood diamonds that almost upstaged the actor who wore them.
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Marilyn Monroe plays a diamond-digger in the 1953 film Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, looking for a wealthy man to marry who can support her gemstone addiction. The Moon of Baroda is the stone on Monroe's necklace that she wears while belting out her famous rendition of "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend." Marie Antoinette and Maria Theresa of Austria were among the famous owners of the 24-carat pear-shaped diamond before it was worn by Monroe.
Breakfast at Tiffany's
The first scene of this 1961 film, based on Truman Capote's novella, shows a glamorous Holly Golightly eating a Danish and sipping coffee in front of a Tiffany & Co. while casually rocking an opulent Chanel pearl and diamond necklace. Audrey Hepburn was transformed into a Hollywood fashion icon thanks to the intricate and extravagant piece, which came with a matching Tiffany diamante hair ornament.
The Pink Panther
Princess Dala receives the "Pink Panther," the world's largest diamond, as a gift from her father when she is a child in Peter Sellers' classic 1963 comedy. Sir Charles Lytton, a jewel thief known as "The Phantom," colludes with his nephew to steal the coveted gem, is played by David Niven. The fictitious jewelry piece featured in the film was once regarded as Hollywood's most famous pink diamond but, unlike the pink diamonds rocked by Hollywood stars these days, was completely fake.
The scene where Edward Lewis (Richard Gere) presents Julia Roberts' character, Vivian, with a blue velvet box containing a ruby and diamond wreath necklace, which she responds to with animated laughter after he nearly snaps the box closed on her fingers, is one of the most famous in Hollywood history (director Garry Marshall has said that moment was originally meant as a practical joke on Roberts that would be included on a gag reel, but it was later decided to include it in the final version of the film). The necklace, which was custom-designed for the movie by French jeweler Fred Joaillier, is valued at $250,000. According to IMDb, a security officer from the jewelry store stood intently behind Marshall while filming the opera scene, armed with a gun.
In Titanic, Kate Winslet's character is given a blue heart-shaped diamond necklace by her steel tycoon fiance (Billy Zane). The "Heart of the Ocean," as the fictional stone is known, was once owned by King Louis XVI and was shaped into a heart following the French Revolution. Following the completion of the film, designer Asprey & Garrard created a replica of the necklace featured in the blockbuster, which was made up of a single 170-carat sapphire and 65 diamonds totaling 30 carats. The necklace was sold for $2.2 million at a charity auction and loaned to Celine Dion for her performance of "My Heart Will Go On," the Titanic theme song, at the 1998 Academy Awards.


“Damascus…Aleppo” inaugurates Alexandria Film Festival
Cairo, SANA- The feature film “Damascus…Aleppo” inaugurated the 34th edition of the Alexandria Mediterranean Countries Film Festival.
Actor Abbas al-Nouri was honored on the first day of the festival.
The 34th edition of Alexandria Film Festival will run from 3 to 9 October with the participation of more than 250 films.
Syria’s participation in the Festival includes two feature films which are “Damascus…Aleppo” and “Amina”, one short film “Nakhab Thani” and “al-Raies” film which is a mix between the feature and documentary.
A number of Syrian artists and filmmakers are participating in the events of the festival at the invitation of the Festival administration and the Egyptian Ministry of Culture.
“Damascus…Aleppo” is directed by Bassel al-Khatib, written by Talid al-Khatib and produced by the National Film Organization.


Your eyes do not deceive you! Fall Out Boy‘s Patrick Stump has reportedly played a pretty major part in bringing upcoming animated film Gnome Alone to life. Patrick composed the score for the film, has written an original song for the lead character Chloë (voiced by Becky G), and has performed multiple voice-over roles.
The plot of the film revolves around lead character Chloë, who discovers that her new home’s garden gnomes are not what they seem. She joins the gnomes to fight against the little monsters who have invaded through a portal from another world.
The film also features voice-over features from Josh Peck and Olivia Holt, and is expected to be released late this year.


In January, a couple of months after the Broadway production of Caprio’s opera opened at the Metropolitan Opera House, my colleague Mark Maunder reported that Capri had become a hit, topping the box office for the first time ever.
I was there to write about that news.
And then on Tuesday, I saw a video of Capris at the top of the New York Times bestseller list, as the top-seller for the week ending April 25, 2019.
That was the day the Broadway version of the play premiered in Los Angeles, and now it’s on the verge of overtaking the record for the most-ordered plays in history.
A video posted by Mark Maundy (@markmaundy) on Apr 28, 2019 at 1:33pm PDT As it happens, it’s not quite as simple as it seems.
Here’s how Capri’s popularity actually began: In April of 2026, the Broadway world was shocked to see the first recorded performance of The Winter’s Tale.
The film was not only the first feature film directed by a male director, it was also the first film to win the Oscar for Best Picture.
(In fact, it took a full year to win Best Picture, thanks to a special motion picture Oscar for the film that went to Gone With the Wind .)
The first record-setting performance of the opera was the opening of Capriccio’s “Capricciore” at the New Amsterdam Opera House in February of 2027, followed by the opening in October of the Capri “Capri” in New York City.
The New York premiere of Caprizino’s Capricciores opera was also a record for Broadway: In March, it eclipsed the previous record for a Broadway play set in the year 2035, held by David Fincher’s The Social Network .
In 2020, the play’s performance surpassed the Broadway record for most plays in one year, set in 2018.
It’s not just the record that Capricco’s Capri has now broken, but also the record set in 2020.
That milestone, set on February 15, 2019, came about thanks to the success of the Broadway play “The Nutcracker,” which premiered in October, with a record-breaking performance from the cast and the audience.
Capricri’s Capriziore won the New Jersey Theater of the Year Award in October and was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Musical Theatre.
That’s one of the biggest honors in Broadway, and it’s a rare award that goes to a play that’s performed in front of an audience.
The Nutcrackers is the only other Broadway play to win an Academy Award nomination.
The play itself has a strong cast and a strong audience: Its stars include Emma Thompson, Emily Blunt, and Mark Ruffalo.
It won two Tony Awards, and was a Tony nominee for Best Play.
But its most recent Tony nomination was for Best Orchestrations, and its performance was the biggest of the night.
The audience was a mix of children and adults.
Capri became a big hit in New Jersey.
In the city’s most populous borough, Newark, Capri reached a staggering 80,000 tickets sold.
That number is more than the total number of tickets sold for the entire 2016 Broadway season.
New Jersey’s record was the second highest-selling Broadway show in the state, behind only the Tony-winning Tony Award-winning musical Hamilton.
The Broadway version became a runaway success in New Orleans, where it was played on the Louisiana Opera stage in 2019.
Its run in New England helped boost its Broadway numbers to more than 3 million tickets sold, according to the Broadway League.
In 2019, it had more than 7 million tickets bought, which was more than double the number of people who came to see it on Broadway in the first two weeks of its run.
I can only imagine how many Capri fans have been wondering what they missed out on in New London.
Capri was the first New York musical to win multiple Tony Awards.
The most recent was for best song, for “Dances with Wolves.”
The New York version also won the Tony Awards for best musical and best song.
What was it like to be a fan?
It was so much fun.
There were so many wonderful people at all the performances.
Everyone from the dancers, to the musicians, to everyone in between, everyone who was there was so kind.
It was such a pleasure to be there.
It’s a joy to see a Broadway production, especially one that I’ve always loved, like the show “The Book of Mormon,” which was a huge hit.
But to see someone perform “Caprice,” and then a Broadway version, was just phenomenal.
They were both amazing.
It really felt like they were trying to create something new. How did


School Time Theatre A Christmas Carol
Lake Cumberland Performing Arts, in partnership with The Center for Rural Development, presents Charles Dickens’ holiday classic “A Christmas Carol.”
Perhaps the best loved holiday story of all time, this adaptation is particularly suited to children, and features a magnificent score by July Styne.
The play, performed by professional actors from Theatre IV, a division of the Virginia Repertory Theatre, is recommended for grades K-5.
Performances are open to schools and students in the region as well as the general public.
Admission is $4 per person. Tickets are not issued for School Time Theatre.
Visit www.centertech.com to register for the 10 a.m. or noon performance of “A Christmas Carol.”


Well, ship here anyway. Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva hit stores in Japan last December.
I noticed a link on IGN to a review of the movie, and with great trepidation clicked. I was surprised to see that there were only two real gripes with the film, and one of those is a little unrealistic in my mind. Basically, the review suggests that the only two downsides to the film are an overreliance on CGI, and that the production values aren’t as good as Miyazaki and that sort.
I really didn’t expect the film to be as good as a Miyazaki, so that isn’t a problem for me, though the CGI gripe is something that could really bother me, to be honest. I really can’t stand the modern cartoon industry’s overuse of poor CGI, not when there’s such good CGI out there as well as really great traditional animation. If Pixar has shown us anything, it’s that CGI can be fantastic. The new Ironman cartoon, however, shows us that CGI can be really, really crap.
Apparently there’s even puzzles during the film, and the art style is most of the time very faithful to the series. I have to say, after thoroughly enjoying both of the Layton games that I’ve played on the DS, I’m really looking forward to picking up a copy of the film.
There’s something so… nostalgic and quietly humorous about the series that I think could lend itself to film, if done well, but I do think suits the gaming medium more. The sense of exploration, and being the director of that exploration, is a large part of the fun in these games, so I’m not sure how well that would be done in a film by comparison.
Still, the closing comments state that it’ll put a smile on your face, and really, for a fan of the game and someone who’s aware of how terribly game to film crossovers are, that’s a nice assurance.


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2018 Making Treaty 7
This year’s theatrical production is grounded in the Blackfoot word KAAHSINNONIKS which roughly translates to ancestor. Building on past Making Treaty 7 productions we take a fresh look at the history and legacy of the events at Blackfoot Crossing in 1877. Making Treaty 7 is a unique intertwined work of dance, theatre, music and poetry built on guidance and stories from Treaty 7 Elders, and through them our Kaahsinnoniks. The performance takes its audience on a journey through history to better understand the true spirit and intent of the treaty, while investigating the consequences and the implications Alberta faces today.
Creating the Show – Artists and Treaty 7 Elders
The process of Making Treaty 7 is grounded in artists listening to Elders. From its inception in 2012 to this year’s production, the roots of our productions are always based in the spirit of learning from our Elders who have generously shared their wisdom to inform and ensure the truth and authenticity of our stories.
Birthed as a legacy project when Calgary was named the 2012 Cultural Capital of Canada, Making Treaty 7 has grown through several iterations. We used materials such as the review process begun in 1991 to gather the “collective memory” of Treaty 7 Elders – published as The True Spirit and Original Intent of Treaty 7 by Treaty Elders and Tribal Council, with Walter Hildebrandt, Dorothy First Rider and Sarah Carter. The production Making Treaty 7 was deeply influenced by these testimonials.
Performers communicated with the people of Treaty 7 territory: Elders from the Blackfoot, Stoney Nakoda and Tsuut’ina Nations and consulted urban Indigenous peoples and settler narratives. From this tremendously complex mixture of stories, the artists weave their legends, dance and song to resonate with the very frequencies of the land itself to create a complex memory piece about Treaty 7.
Every year the Making Treaty 7 show is re-imagined and re-invigorated by going back to the roots of the Elder’s voices to uncover new storytelling materials.
New Show Dates Coming Soon
What People Were Saying at the Premiere
“Absolutely moved by @MakingTreaty7 last night. The combination is stories, songs, and history all tied together into a narrative was incredible. Well done to everyone involved!”
“Thank you @MakingTreaty7 for a wonderful, beautiful, heart examining and informative evening. I took my mom- the only thing she said on the way home was ” I think I have some learning to do” She grew up down the street from TsuuT’ina. Thank you.”
“I am fortunate to see tonnes of theatre. Tonight witnessing a performance of Kaahsinnoniks (our ancestors) by @MakingTreaty7 was more than theatre. It was a history lesson, a teaching moment, a truth spoken loud.”
“Everyone should see this. It will change you. @MakingTreaty7 . . . #neverforget #makingoftreaty7 #nowordstodescribe #myhearthurts #thankyouforsharing “
“I have been feeling very raw since I saw @making_treaty_7
“Beautiful group! And wonderful to spot @nenshi at Kaahsinnoniks (our ancestors) by @MakingTreaty7. The performance was powerful, funny, uncomfortable, thought provoking. #allthefeelings. Never seen a crowd so silent leaving a show. #Breathtaking Thank you
Kaahsinnoniks Cast and Crew
Sable Sweetgrass is an Indigenous writer, performer and educator. She has a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the Institute of American Indian Arts – Santa Fe, NM and a BA from University of Calgary. Her theatre experience includes the original Making Treaty 7 Banff Creative Residency as well as working on Native Earth Performing Arts – Weesageechak Begins to Dance. Sweetgrass is a published author in Initiations: A Selection of Young Native Writings and currently is an Experience Facilitator with the Calgary Public Library.
Telly James is a talented actor, musician and writer who graduated from the theatre program at Mount Royal University. He has been a part of the Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society since the initial conversations began in 2012. He is proud to be a member of the writing team for this year’s theatrical version of the Making Treaty 7 show.
Nova Lea is pleased to be working on a new project with the Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society. Although this is her first show with the society, she enjoyed getting to know the team while working on We Are All Treaty People, a collaboration between the Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society and Quest Theatre. Her summers have been filled with the Calgary Stampede Grandstand Show (1999-2018). Her career has also kept her busy working on such shows as I Meta Bully on the Hill, My Grandma’s Eyes, The General, Baloney! (Quest Theatre); That’s Danger (Work Plays Schools Program); That Men May Fly (Lunchbox Theatre), A Christmas Carol (Theatre Calgary), Sister Mary Ignatius Explains it All For You and The Actors Nightmare (The Citadel Theatre), Private Lives (Northern Light Theatre). She also enjoyed the opportunity to return to her home province to work on The Hobbit (Theatre New Brunswick).
Assistant Stage Manager
Claire is delighted to be a part of the stage management team as Assistant Stage Manager for The Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society with Kaahsinnoniks. Selected stage management credits include: Richard III; All’s Well That Ends Well; Julius Caesar; King Lear (The Shakespeare Company and Hit & Myth Productions); 1984 (Scorpio Theatre); Reefer Madness (Front Row Centre); Curious George; and An Impossible Question Means A Journey (Alberta Dance Theatre); Heathers: The Musical (Cappuccino Musical Theatre); NIN[E] and The Foursome (DeFakto Theatre); The Boy’s Own Jedi Handbook (Ground Zero Theatre). Along with being a stage manager, Claire is an actor and dancer, as well a member of Quest Theatre’s Artist in Residency Program and Calgary Opera’s Let’s Create an Opera Program, where she helps bring the joy of theatre to children all over the province.
Jolane is a member of the Blood tribe and is graduate of the University of Lethbridge. She holds a BFA in Fine Arts as a theatre technician and a diploma in Fashion Design from Lethbridge College. She has worked in several capacities of costuming from stitcher to Head of Wardrobe which include: New west theatre (Lethbridge), Stage West theatre (Calgary) and Alberta Theatre Projects. With over a decade of working in theatre she also is an active member of IATSE 212 for film and television. Some union credits include The Revenant, Alpha, Damnation and most recently the TV series Lost in Space.
Billy Merasty is an Indigenous actor and writer of Cree descent. He was born in Brochet, Manitoba. He started his career with Native Earth Performing Arts at the age of 23, launching his acting career after graduating from the Native Theatre School for aspiring First Nations artists. He is now celebrating 35 years in the Performing Arts. Merasty has worked extensively on the stage, films and television as an actor and has written one play, Fireweed, produced in 1992. His second play, Godly’s Divinia, is currently in development. In 2010 he received the Order of Manitoba (Order of the Buffalo Hunt) in recognition for his many years as an Aboriginal role model from the Province. Bill is honoured to be in Calgary to be a part of Making Treaty 7’s Kaahsinnoniks production.
Marshall is an Indigenous Actor, Director, Podcaster, and Drag Performer from the Kainai Nation in Southern Alberta. He is a current Artist-in-Residence at Trickster Theatre and a recent graduate from the University of Lethbridge where he received his Bachelors of Fine Arts specializing in Theatre Performance. Marshall is especially interested in using theatre for community development, having been involved in various projects both locally and internationally aimed at using artistic practices to encourage social change.
Marshall is very excited to be make his acting debut with the Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society and would like to thank his family, friends, and artistic mentors for their endless love and support!
Select acting credits include: Two Gentlemen of Verona, Blow Wind High Water (Theatre Calgary), Working It Out (Work Plays), Dreams, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Unlimited: A Collective Creation, Sauce for the Goose (University of Lethbridge), March of the Red Coats (The Fort Museum), and The Ugliest Girl Meets Elvis (Empress Theatre). Select directing credits include: Naked (Chinook One Act Festival), SCORN, alterNatives (University of Lethbridge).
Alanna Blue Bird
Alanna is a Blackfoot Dene writer, poet, and a performing artist who uses her creativity to empower youth. She is from Tsuut’ina Nation and expresses herself through poetry, photography, film & Quillwork. She has travelled to multiple countries and communities to share her spoken word poetry, and facilitates Native Wellness Institute workshops. Alanna gets inspiration for her poetry from her traditional and spiritual way of life. 2015 was the first time she shared her spoken word to the public. Since then she brought this talent to several diverse audiences. She received an award scholarship from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts where she was recognized as a “ 2017 Emerging Artist”. One highlight of this journey was when Alanna went to New Zealand and was apart of the “2016 Uplift Spoken Word Poetry Tour”. Recent projects that she is very proud of is a tour in southern Alberta of 50 elementary schools, with the theatre production, “We are all Treaty People”. A powerful 45 minute play that told the dynamic story of Treaty 7 people and its beginning. Alanna had the wonderful opportunity to work as Artistic Director for the Calgary Stampede Show Band 2017 production of “Mosaic”. She worked alongside with the Directors to create a production that addressed Indigenous peoples history in Canada. Alanna currently resides in Calgary, AB where she continues to create multifaceted art.
Originally from Siksika Nation, Elizabeth is a Calgary based artist focusing on theatre and dance. Select stage acting credits includes: We Are All Treaty People (Quest Theatre, Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society), Survival Cycles, The Small Room at the Top of the Stairs (TheatreXtra), The Christmas Tree (Torchlight Theatre), Carrie: The Musical, Dreams (University of Lethbridge). Elizabeth would love to thank her friends and family for their constant love and support.
Most recently, Cimmeron provided production design (Set, Lighting and Video) for a new work created by Productive Obsession called My Fair Lady the Punk Version. Prior to that, she designed lighting for Twelfth Night at Theatre Calgary with director Jillian Keiley. She also worked with Jillian at the Stratford Festival in 2017 on the critically acclaimed adaptation of Bakkahi. She was recipient of two Betty Mitchell Awards for Outstanding Lighting Design: Sailor Boy (Ghost River Theatre and Czapno Productions) and Confessions of a Paperboy (Ghost River Theatre). She was also recognized with a Sterling award for her design of The Erotic Anguish of Don Juan (Old Trout Puppet Workshop). Participating in the development of experimental forms in theatre is the primary inspiration for the bulk of her design work. She has worked with several theatre and dance companies across Canada as a primary collaborator in the creation of new works for the stage. Selected designs include: for The Old Trout Puppet Workshop, Famous Puppet Death Scenes, The Erotic Anguish of Don Juan and Ignorance, for One Yellow Rabbit, Dream Machine, Featherland and A History of Wild Theatre, for Springboard Dance, Almost Wanting to Fall, for Ghost River Theatre, Sailor Boy, The Alan Parkinson’s project, Confessions of a Paper Boy.
Jeff Charlton is an actor and theatre creation artist currently based in Calgary Alberta. Jeff is a University of Lethbridge Alumni with degrees in education and fine arts. He has studied and interned with movement artist Lisa Doolittle and worked alongside Justin Many Fingers, Troy Emery Twigg, and Alejandro Ronceria. He has received directorial training from Gail Hanrahan. Selected theatre credits include; (Moon, Moon, No Moon, dir. Blake Brooker), (Come Home, dir. Jeff Charlton), (Making Treaty 7, dir. Michelle Thrush), (Declaration, dir. Andy Moro), (Okotoks, dir. Justin Many Fingers), (The Bear, dir. Jeff Charlton), (509, dir. Justin Many Fingers), (Caucasian Chalk Circle, dir. Gail Hanrahan), and (Don’t Dress for Dinner, dir. Monique Prusky). He received awards for outstanding male actor, playwriting, and directing in the 2016 and 2017 One Act play festivals in both local and provincial settings.
Caitlin Connelly is an internationally touring musician based out of Banff, Alberta. While mainly focusing on her folk duo, Johnas & Connelly, she has gratefully played with multi-faceted artists in beautiful venues around the world and travels extensively in contribution to creative projects. She is passionate about leaving the world in a better state than when she arrived and continues to use her art to help that cause.
Danzel (“Boo”) is from the Stoney Nakoda First Nations. He has been a drummer in the Eya-Hey Nakoda band for many years. Dan has been part of the Making Treaty 7 performances since 2013, first as a member of the Eya-Hey Nakoda band and now in his new role as drummer of this theatrical version of the show. He loves drumming and singing, and he feels good when he knows he is reaching the audience with his music. Dan would like to thank his uncle Anders Hunter for the many opportunities to drum and sing, including this theatrical experience with Making Treaty 7.


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From Hawaii to Hollywood, Kelly Hu, is an actress, voice-over artist, former fashion model, and beauty queen. After being crowned as Miss Hawaii Teen USA and Miss Hawaii USA, Kelly’s journey brought her to Los Angeles where she discovered her love of acting. You may have seen her as China White in the hit television show, Arrow, or as Lady Deathstrike in X-Men 2, and many other movies & television shows too numerous to mention.
Kelly, influenced by a frugal upbringing, began her investment portfolio at the ripe young age of 8. Here she learned her most valuable life-long lesson: trust your gut. She confides how some of her investment choices may have been a little unusual, but her instincts proved her right and paid off in the end.
And while Kelly is most happy when she is traveling abroad, she notes that one does not need much to be comfortable and to survive in this world. Have a listen as Kelly and Bob talk money, travel and life. @KellyHu


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