SeethammaVaakitloSirimalleChettu is pure bliss from Telugu film industry written and directed by SrikanthAddala. It shows the authentic and traditional lives of Telugu families and their problems along with them. It is the most original portrayal of the real lives of middle classes families in Telugu villages. Every family must watch this film in their lifetime to understand the culture and tradition of true Telugu people. There are many free movies online on aha platform.
Cast and Crew:
Actor: Mahesh Babu
Actress: Samantha Akkineni
Other actors: Venkatesh, Anjali, Prakash Raj.
Based: Sri Venkateswara Creations
Producer: Dil Raju
Music: Mani Sharma, Mickey J Meyer
Cinematography: K. V. Guhan
Editing: Marthand K. Venkatesh
Written By: SrikanthAddala
Runtime: 159 minutes
Release date: 11 January 2013
Genre: Family, Drama
Budget: ₹150 million
Box Office: Est. ₹510–550 million
The story revolves around a pure and simple Telugu family who aims to spend their life truly blissful in a village called Relangi. A kind-hearted and polite man who was called “Relangimamayya” has two sons, peddodu and chinnodu are two brothers who struggle to make a living by finding a proper job after coming to an urban city, wouldn’t make much of luck. They don’t get along with each other too. Peddodu and chinnodu are the main characters in the film who also suffer to ideally manage their love lives and have a problem marrying them because of their family issues. As they go through the struggles a common man would go through in life, their relationships face the real high peak points and it’s their time to settle up everything. Their relationship with their family relatives worsens as the story progresses but a small accident and a value Relangimamayya create for himself will just deny their judgments.
Reasons to watch SeethammaVaakitloSirimalleChettu:
- This film clearly depicts the ideal life of Telugu families in villages and their issues with their relatives.
- The characters in the film were properly written in a less complex and more genuine way.
- The character Relangimamayya will be the most important and also the main reason for you to watch the film as he’s shown the kindest hearted way to live a beautiful and simple life with family.
- Venkatesh as Peddadu has clearly nailed it with his action. After a long gap, this movie is a big hit in his account.
- Mahesh Babu has always flattered many girls with that Andra accent and cute smile. Overall, he is the best fit for his role.
- Woohoo! Samantha is a killer, the cute bubble role of hers is adorable. You can watch her all day and night on the screen.
- Our Telugu girl Anjali was incredibly beautiful. her slang, her acting, emotions are perfectly on point. We would love to see her such role more.
- Prakash Raj! This name itself is a bundle of talent, his action has no comparison.
If you are having a good time with family, just switch your channel to this movie as it is a free movie online. Watch SeethammaVaakitloSirimalleChettu movie online today!


Edinburgh International Festival Conversations 2017
7 August 2017
Mark-Anthony Turnage's first opera, Greek, exploded onto the stage at the Edinburgh International Festival in 1988 and confirmed him as a major voice on the British contemporary music scene. Watch Turnage discussing his life and work with Deborah Bull at the Festival Theatre Studio.
8 August 2017
The phenomenon that is Meow Meow - actress, cabaret chanteuse, comedian, post-modern diva - has taken her shows to venues all over the world. She talks to Deborah Bull about her Edinburgh show, a subversive cabaret version of the Little Mermaid or 'fairy tale gone rogue'.
10 August 2017
eborah Bull talks to acclaimed theatre director John Tiffany. He memorably brought Iraq War drama Black Watch to audiences all over the world, and in 2016 he co-created the stage version of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.


Thursday, March 11, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
It's been a busy week at Paddywac's and very exciting. Last Sunday we were part of a filming for a short teaching film that will be aired on Cable sometime after the end of March. The film crew first set up their filming at Avant Garden (our coffee shop) just down the street where they also filmed. It's a short film about two people who meet online and then in person at a coffee shop, followed by scenes of them shopping. It should be interesting to see. We're very proud to have both spots in the move.
Well, back to reality. The shop is ready - all spruced up with terrific new finds. We open tomorrow at 10:00 and hope to see you all.


Hi buddies and welcome.
I am a theatre artist from Seattle now splitting my time between NYC and the fresh coast. I believe that the role of the theatre is to create experiences, to affect a change in the room, to bring community together. Those three things have become the focus of my career in the arts over the last several years, developing work, directing, performing, teaching and bringing artists together to create new networks, projects and schemes. This site is both a collection of past projects, news for what’s ahead and things I’m currently working on. Take a look around and lets find where we connect.
Other productions I’ve performed in include:
Clybourne Park (Cincinnati Playhouse), The Ocean All Around Us (Portland Center Stage JAW), The Water Station, Suite for Strangers, Myra’s War (Pacific Performance Project/east), The Neverending Story, The Outsiders (Seattle Children’s Theater), Romeo and Juliet, Merchant of Venice, Much Ado About Nothing (Seattle Shakespeare Company), Bud, Not Buddy (Book-It Repertory Theatre), Madama Butterfly (Opera Omaha, designed by Jun Kaneko), Uncle Vanya, Julius Caesar, Titus Andronicus, Cymbeline, Jib, Henry VI 1&2, Taming of the Shrew, The Lover (Yale School of Drama).
Oliver Thorndike Acting Award – Yale University
3 Footlight Awards from the Seattle Times
“Best of Seattle” Seattle Met Magazine


Who is Anya Banerjee?
Anya Banerjee is an American TV personality, actor, and model, and is one the cast member of The blacklist series season 10 which premiered on February 26th, 2023 on NBC.
How old is Anya Banerjee?| Age
Banerjee was born in 1987 on April 27 hence is 35 years old. She hence celebrates her birthday on April 27.
Who are Anya Banerjee’s parents and siblings?
Banerjee has not shared any information about her parents, siblings, uncles, aunts, cousins, or grandparents. However, the information concerning her family members and siblings is still under review and we’ll update the information once it is made available.
How tall is Anya Banerjee? |Weight |Measurements
Banerjee stands at an approximate height of 5 feet 6 inches tall. She also seems to be of average weight judging from the photos and videos on her social media platforms.
Is Anya Banerjee married?|Dating
Banerjee posted pictures of her boyfriend Claton Mclnerney on the 14 of February 2022. His boyfriend is a proud graduate of the University of Colombia where he attained an MFA in the acting program. Banerjee however tends to keep her relationship discrete but more information will be updated once available.
Anya Banerjee High school and College
Banerjee attended The school of actors where she graduated with a Diploma in acting. Moreover, she also attended acting classes at Anupam Kher acting school. After her graduation, she thanked her family, close friends, and teacher for standing by her. Her graduation pictures were posted on her Instagram account on the 26th of June 2022.
Banerjee performs the part of Siya Malik in the new NBC drama The Blacklist, which counts her among its cast members. A list of her appearances in films and television shows is also included in her social media post. The Columbian film festival spans from 2021 through 2022, according to Banerjee. Additionally, Banerjee recently modeled on November 19, 2021 for the outstanding sculptor Melissa.
She also enjoyed herself greatly while working on the really intimate movie of Anmol Baijpai. In movies like Mnchild as Boss in 2022, Banerjee also made cameos. In addition to this, she also appeared in the 2015 film Auckward Love as Lucinda, Jess Sayer, Holly Shervey, and Jess Holly Bates. Additionally, in 2017, she was a cast member of the Johnie TV show, where she only had an appearance in one episode.
Additionally, Banerjee played the role of Anya Banerjee in the 2016 short film Ballons. Back in 2016, she was a cast member of the television program The Lover. Banerjee appeared in two further films in 2015: Y2K and the short film Nita. In 2010, Barjee also made appearances in Bollywood films like Love Sex Aur Dhokha.
What is Anya Banerjee Net worth?
Berje has an estimated net worth of around $100 thousand to $ 1 million. She has this net worth from her working as a TV personality, actor, and model for several years.
What is Anya Banerjee’s Salary?|Income
One of the best TV personalities, actors, and models is Banerjee. She makes between $20,000 and $80,000 each year, according to estimates.
Facts about Banerjee
Real name: Anya Banerjee
Age/date of birth: 35 years old as of 2023, 1987 April 27
Zodiac sign: Taurus
Father: Under review
Mother: Under review
Siblings: Under review
Husband: Claton Mclnerney
Children: Under review


AUDITION LOCATION: Vista Senior Center
1400 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista
Moonlight Youth Theatre announces open casting auditions for their upcoming production of Disney’s Freaky Friday performing at the Moonlight Amphitheatre!
October 11 - 19th, 2019.
DIRECTION BY J. SCOTT LAPP
MUSICAL DIRECTION BY LYNDON PUGEDA
CHOREOGRAPHY BY KATIE BANVILLE
The parent meeting and first rehearsal will be tomorrow (8/5) at Guajome Park Academy 2000 N. Santa Fe Drive (Room 2120) in Vista. Parent Meeting at 4:30 - 5:00pm. Rehearsal from 5:00-9:00pm.


I wonder if Zac or ANY of the HSM cast have thought of ever doing one more HSM? I know, I know it will never happen. I realize that all the actors have moved on but when you have such a GREAT franchise(Star Wars, Pirates etc.) wouldn’t you love to take the characters just a little further??? Guess I need to let it go, huh?
» Date: 05/09/2009
No, Actually I agree ,they should have anthor one!
Baywatch (2017) Zac Efron as Matt Brody
Two unlikely prospective lifeguards vie for jobs alongside the buff bodies who patrol a beach in California.
The Greatest Showman on Earth (2017) Zac Efron as Phillip Carlyle
The story of American showman P.T. Barnum, founder of the circus that became the famous traveling Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus.
The Disaster Artist (2017) Zac Efron as Dan Janjigian
A behind-the-scenes look at the making of Tommy Wiseau's The Room (2003).
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (2017) Zac Efron as Ted Buny
A chronicle of the crimes of Ted Bundy, from the perspective of his longtime girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer, who refused to believe the truth about him for years.


A little bit about me.
Nina Mehta is a native Jersey girl who still lives for Bon Jovi but her roots go back to the sacred hamlet of Beneras in India. She lives and works in New York — in her eyes the most amazing city in the world.
"Do what you feel in your heart to be right, for you'll be criticized anyway. ”
- Eleanor Roosevelt
An actor/writer in New York, Nina graduated from the 2-year professional acting program at the William Esper Studio in New York, a decision she is forever grateful for making. It changed her life in many ways but mostly because of the amazing artists, friends and teachers she met. It was out of those relationships that Nina found herself at The Collective, as an actor, writer, director, producer and permanent ensemble member.
Thanks for stopping by.


Patrick Massiah works with CommStrat on executive and team coaching projects. He develops training for speaking, writing and team-building. He is the ideal teammate to bring greater creativity to strategic communication plans.
Patrick Massiah is an actor, coach and director. A former student of Julien Bertheau and member of “La Comédie Française”, he completed his training in New York at the American Center for Art and Culture. He founded and directed the Compagnie Le Tapis Volant while touring for television and cinema. He directed WebTV and Media Training for the Réunica group, for whom he wrote and directed a corporate film on change management. For the past 25 years, he has been developing courses in self-confidence and public speaking using acting techniques.
He teaches continuing education courses at Sciences Po and Central Paris.
He is involved with Iwips in the creation of an educational Escape Game.
He was awarded the Prix Spécial du Jury by Adapt, Citoyenneté et Handicap.
He is a NLP Master Practitioner and hypnotherapist.


Save The Waves Film Festival on November 12 features “180˚ South” and “Transparent Sea” in San Francisco.
Save The Waves Coalition is proud to present Save The Waves Film Festival on Friday, November 12, at the historic Victoria Theatre in San Francisco. This second-annual festival is back by popular demand and features an evening of inspiring environmental films, adventure films and surf films. The evening kicks off with live music by local San Francisco superstars My Peoples, (formerly Kapakahi) and a party to benefit Save The Waves.
Save The Waves Film Festival is excited to announce the US premiere of Australian Dave Rastovich’s newest film, Transparent Sea. The festival also features a special screening of 180˚ South and question and answer sessions with the filmmakers and stars of the films. The festival short film program will be announced soon.
Australian free surfer and environmental activist Dave Rastovich is a prominent advocate for the protection of whales and dolphins and is co-founder of the non-profit Surfers for Cetaceans. His exciting new surf-adventure film “Transparent Sea” follows Dave and friends as they sail their tiny 1-person sailboats hundreds of miles along the coast of Australia to follow the annual whale migration while drawing attention to the plight of whales threatened by hunting, pollution and over fishing.
Local documentary filmmaker and journalist Sachi Cunningham will be presented with the festival’s 2010 Awesomest Filmmaker Award. This film festival and fundraiser is one night only, with doors opening at 7pm on Friday, November 12 at the Victoria Theatre in San Francisco. Films screen at 8pm sharp. Please arrive early for best choice of seats as it will fill up quickly. This event is 21 and over and a cash bar will be open for service.
Save The Waves Film Festival is presented by Clif Bar, Honolua and Jim Beam.
Zola Acai, My Peoples, Ocean Vodka, and 21st Amendment Brewery also generously support Save The Waves Film Festival.
Tickets are on sale now for this epic evening of films, music, awards and guest speakers. Purchase tickets today at: www.savethewaves.org/filmfestival


'A Time to Change'
Our current Year 4 children made a film in school last June, when they were Year 3 pupils, as part of a film workshop with Berry Productions. They were studying the topic of climate change and incorporated their ideas and knowledge into the film. All forty three children were involved in the planning, creating, filming and editing, parents were included and invited into school to help make the props with the children.
Our film 'A Time to Change' won the Hoscars (Hull Oscars) in July 2015 - best fictional film.
'A Time to Change' (shown on YouTube)
The short film is currently screening in several international festivals and won the Best Short Film Award at the Handle Climate Change Film Festival in China.
These are the festivals that our film is showing in:
Lahore International Children's Film Festival - Pakistan
Adelaide Kids Film Festival - Australia
International Green Culture Festival - Servia
We also entered the UK CAFOD competition organised by the Climate Coalition and our film is to receive a special mention, the only film within the 8-12 age range. As part of the reward for this our children took part in a one day workshop about Climate change organised by Into Film. Five children from the group have been invited to represent the school at a further film workshop at the Waterloo Centre in London and to the Close-Up on Climate Event at the Palace of Westminster on Wednesday 4th November.
The children, staff and parents of St Mary Queen of Martyrs Academy are very proud of these achievements!


Seneca (SHS) Class of 1980 Alumni List
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1980 Class List
The most popular movie of 1980 was Star Wars Ep. V: The Empire Strikes Back which has grossed over $290,271,960 since its release. The TV series 60 Minutes was the most popular show of 1980.
Hit Songs From 1980
In AmericaCharlie Daniels Band
On The RadioDonna Summer
This Is ItKenny Loggins
I Wanna Be Your LoverPrince
An American DreamDirt Band
Please Don't GoK.C. and The Sunshine Band
Deja VuDionne Warwick
Let Me Love You TonightPure Prairie League
Crazy Little Thing Called LoveQueen
Pilot Of The AirwavesCharlie Dore
Reunions and Seneca High School News
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Original plans called for Beharie’s character to be killed off in the Season 3 midseason finale, though the network backed away from the plan, deciding to finish out the season with the star, who’s been at the top of the call sheet since the start of the series in 2013.


Fabian Groys, a renowned journalist for a political news magazine, enjoys great freedom since the stories he uncovers make for good sales. When he is saddled with an intern, he reacts sulkily, but after losing his hot story about questionable army policy towards injured veterans, he switches to a gory zoo story that he’d actually meant to leave to the intern. But there seems to be more behind the suicide of a man who had himself torn to shreds by a lion. Signs proliferate indicating that the two stories are interlinked. Is it pure coincidence, or is Groys the victim of nebulous figures who are skillfully feeding him information? Is he still an independent investigative journalist or has he long since been made into a puppet captured in the sticky threads of a web, spun by forces unknown? And if this is the case, how can Groys regain his independence if he is battling an opponent who never steps out of the shadows?
Christoph Hochhäusler’s political thriller shines a light to the topical issue of power, lobbyism and the manipulation of the media. THE LIES OF THE VICTORS untangles a cunning web involving indiscretion, the spreading of half-truths, the hunt for a big scandal, and the, at times, dubious methods of lobbyists. Hochhäusler takes a look behind the scenes revealing how offstage players influence and control political and journalistic processes.
THE LIES OF THE VICTORS is CHRISTOPH HOCHHÄUSLER’s fourth feature film. His previous works premiered in Berlin (Forum, Competition) and in Cannes (Un Certain Regard). Aside from filmmaking, he has published essays in several film journals, and he lectures in the film departments of various universities in the USA and Germany, such as Harvard (VES), Hamburg (Media School), Munich (HFF) and Berlin (DFFB). He is also founder and co-publisher of the film magazine Revolver. Born in 1972 in Munich, he studied architecture in Berlin and Film Directing at the University of Film & Television Munich (HFF). His other feature films include: DREILEBEN – ONE MINUTE OF DARKNESS (TV, 2011), THE CITY BELOW (2010), the episode SÉANCE in DEUTSCHLAND 09 (2009), LOW PROFILE (2005), and THIS VERY MOMENT (2003).
It is impossible to forget the images from the 24th August 1992 when, in the eastern German city of Rostock, a rampaging mob, to the applause and cheering of more than 3,000 bystanders, besieged and set fire to a residential building containing, among others, more than 120 Vietnamese men, women and children on what has since become known as “The Night of the Fire.” The riots became a symbol for xenophobia in the just recently reunited Germany.
WE ARE YOUNG. WE ARE STRONG. recounts the incident from the perspectives of three very different characters. Lien is a Vietnamese woman who settled in Germany, but at the end of the day she will be fighting for her life, wondering if the place she called home could ever be one for her. Stefan and his friends are part of the night’s violent turmoil. Young and angry, bored during the day, they look forward to the nightly riots and clashes with the police and foreigners. Unable to cope with his grief at the loss of a friend, Stefan gets lost in a circle of violence. Stefan’s father Martin is an ambitious local politician, trapped in a dilemma: does he advance his career or stand up for his ideals and take responsibility, which includes that for his son?
BURHAN QURBANI’s family fled Afghanistan in 1979, seeking political asylum in Germany. After finishing school in Stuttgart, he worked in the theater as a dramatist’s assistant and later as a director’s assistant. In 2002, he enrolled at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg to study Directing. His short films have been screened at festivals around the world and won numerous prizes including the German Camera Award and the German Film Critics’ Award in 2008 for ILLUSION (2007). The same year he was honored with the Black Pearl for Best Newcomer of the Year from the Middle East International Film Festival. SHAHADA (2010), his graduation project and feature debut, premiered in the competition of the Berlinale (2010) and won, among other awards, the Golden Hugo in Chicago.
Rosie and Alex have been best friends since they were 5, so they couldn’t possibly be right for one another...or could they? When it comes to love, life and making the right choices, these two are their own worst enemies. One awkward turn at 18, one missed opportunity … and life sends them hurling in different directions. But somehow, across time, space and different continents, the tie that binds them cannot be undone – despite unwanted pregnancies, disastrous love affairs, marriage, infidelity and divorce. Will they find their way back to one another, or will it be too late?
Based on Cecelia Ahern’s bestselling novel Where Rainbows End, LOVE, ROSIE is a sassy, heart-warming, and utterly modern comedy-of-errors tale posing the ultimate question: Do we really only get one shot at true love??
CHRISTIAN DITTER was born in 1977 in Gießen and studied Directing at the University of Television & Film in Munich. His short films VERZAUBERT (2000) and GROUNDED (2003) won numerous prizes at international festivals as did his feature-length graduation and debut film FRENCH FOR BEGINNERS (2006). He then directed several episodes of the award-winning series TÜRKISCH FÜR ANFÄNGER (2007) and DOCTOR’S DIARY (2008). His adaptation of the classic children’s book THE CROCODILES (2009) has won the most international children and youth film awards of all time. He also directed the equally merited sequel THE CROCODILES STRIKE BACK (2010) and was involved as an author and co-producer on THE CROCODILES – ALL FOR ONE (2011). He than directed and wrote the screenplay of the first German-language 3D film WICKIE AND THE TREASURE OF THE GODS (2011). LOVE, ROSIE is his first English-language film.
June, 1945. Badly injured, her face destroyed, Auschwitz survivor Nelly returns to her hometown, Berlin. She’s accompanied by Lene, a Jewish Agency employee and Nelly’s friend from pre-war days.
Having barely recovered from facial surgery, Nelly ignores Lene’s warnings and sets out to find her husband, Johnny – the love of her life who, by refusing to abandon their marriage, protected her from Nazi persecution for so long.
Nelly’s family has been murdered in the Holocaust. Johnny is convinced that his wife, too, is dead. When Nelly finally tracks him down, he recognizes nothing but an unnerving resemblance and doesn’t believe it could really be her. Hoping to secure her family’s inheritance, Johnny suggests to Nelly that she take on the identity of his late wife.
Nelly agrees: She becomes her own imposter. She wants to know whether Johnny loved her – and whether he betrayed her. Nelly wants her old life back.
CHRISTIAN PETZOLD was born in Hilden in 1960 and has lived in Berlin since 1981. He studied German Language and Literature before studying at the German Film and Television Academy Berlin (DFFB) from 1988 to 1994. His highly-acclaimed films include: PILOTINNEN (1995), CUBA LIBRE (1996), DIE BLEISCHLAFDIEBIN (1998), THE STATE I AM IN (2000), SOMETHING TO REMIND ME (2001), WOLFSBURG (2002), GHOSTS (2004), YELLA (2006), JERICHOW (2008), DREILEBEN – BEATS BEING DEAD (2011), BARBARA (2012), and PHOENIX (2014).
Charleen, nearly 16, is one of those teens who seem to carry the weight of the world on their shoulders. Maybe it’s her traineeship at an undertaker’s, or her passion for Kurt Cobain – Charleen seems drawn to the darker regions, even though she won’t pass up such Hollywood-worthy, communion-with-nature moments like getting soaked in the rain. Her mom thinks something’s wrong with her, but Charleen only wants to be left in peace. One day, feeling especially melodramatic and rebellious, she decides to call it quits with life. Luckily, her botched suicide attempt doesn’t take her to the hereafter, but to the here-in-the-hospital. Now comes real stress – with her crazy family, a creepy therapist, a by-the-book social worker, a perplexed best friend and a classroom full of idiots. But wait a minute, there’s also Linus, the school nerd whom she meets at the therapist’s. Weird for sure, but somehow caring, interested and fun to be with. In fact, life is really starting to be fun. After her first kiss with Linus and their first tentative embraces, it dawns on Charleen that the opposite of death is love – and that life deserves a second chance.
MARK MONHEIM was born in 1977 in Bonn, where he spent his childhood. Early in his youth he discovered his passion for photography, story writing and rock music. In 1995 his mother died an early death. He believes this is where his interest in “serious” topics with humor and a hopeful tone comes from. After graduation in 1997, followed by community service at a children’s hospital in Munich, he began studying Documentary Film Direction at the University of Television & Film in Munich, where he graduated in 2008. During his studies, he worked as a stills photographer, assistant director, set manager, lighting technician, and driver for numerous major film productions. His films include: MICHELLE (short doc, 1999), ALBAN FAUST (short doc, 2001), HASS MICH (short, 2002), DER SCHWARZE MANN (short, 2005), MIT SECHZEHN BIN ICH WEG (short, 2007), and ABOUT A GIRL (2014).


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By Ryan Gaston
When he burst onto the scene in 1999 with his mind-bending ghost thriller ‘The Sixth Sense,’ M. Night Shyamalan was instantly viewed as a force to be reckoned with, and the release of his next few follow-ups, ‘Unbreakable’ and ‘Signs,’ even garnered him such acclaim from critics as being heralded as the next Steven Spielberg. However, after making a string of critically and commercially acclaimed suspenseful thrillers, Shyamalan decided to try his hand at the world of comedy, and after finding even more success in that genre, he is showing no signs of ever returning to the films that originally made him a mispronounced household name.
Following up on the commercial success of his alien-invasion film, ‘Signs,’ Shyamalan next delivered ‘Lady In The Water,’ which left audiences everywhere unsure of this new direction he was taking his career, away from the twist-endings and mystery he had become so associated with before, and into the world of a nonsensical, almost humorous, mess. With no indication from Shyamalan that this was not supposed to be taken seriously, people were left bewildered, unsure if they had been caught up in an elaborate joke, and if so, what was the punchline?
His comedic direction became more clear with his next effort, ‘The Happening,’ in which he geared the film towards adults by making this his first R-rated picture, a fact that the movie studios proceeded to force down the throats of the general public with every piece of marketing they could cook up for the movie. Once again, Shyamalan served up another work that by all definitions and technicalities of the word was a film, but this time he even left the actors of the movie out of the loop, resulting in stagnant, unmotivated performances on-screen, while Shyamalan laughed behind the camera as he put another notch in his comedic belt.
It was not until his adaptation of the beloved children cartoon ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ into a feature film that his true Andy Kaufman-esque genius really shone through. Literally all he had to do with this project was take an established franchise and convert it from an animated cartoon, into a live-action feature film, a task no one could have ever imagined him being able to turn into a piece of comedy. However, once again, he proved himself to be amongst the elite when it comes to inside jokes, and while critics came after the film with torches and pitchforks in hand, Shyamalan sat back and smiled, knowing that he had laid another stone on the path that is surely to be one of the most elaborate schemes to get a laugh in the history of cinema.
In an attempt to pull another fast one on audiences, he even tried giving his ideas away to other directors to use, with the film ‘Devil,’ but once audiences caught wind that this was simply another Shyamalan ploy, the laughs came through harder and louder than ever before.
Having become well established now as a comic genius, Shyamalan has recently gone back to the drawing boards in preparation for his newest soon-to-be masterpiece, and sources close to Shyamalan have said this new project, which is so far untitled, could be the most absurdly asinine piece of work he has had his hand in yet. Shyamalan has even gone on record to say that those who have stayed with him through these last few comedic gems are in for another piece cinematic gold. “I’ve got a lot of ideas floating around right now, but there’s a lot of things still up in the air,” Shyamalan says in regards to the plot of his newest project. “I was thinking maybe of having the entire thing take place in an underwater colony at the bottom of the ocean, but not have it known until the very end they had been on Mars the entire time. And due to atmospheric changes on Earth, there had been an orbital shift in the planet’s rotation, and as a result, every night there was a full-moon, and a race of werewolves had taken over the planet.” After finally catching his breath after his uproarious laughing fit, when asked how the inhabitants of the colony had managed to get enough water to Mars to create an ocean, he replied quickly, and with a straight face, “Aliens.”
When asked how he thinks audiences might respond to such a ridiculous premise for a movie, he slowly gazed around the living room of his Pennsylvanian mansion, and said “Did you see ‘The Last Airbender? Considering that they didn’t catch on after that one, I think I’ll be just fine.”


I am a 20-year old Theatre Tech student at Northern Oklahoma College. I want to either go into Technical Direction or Stage Management, either way, Theatre is my life and I can't see myself doing anything else~
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Went up on a grid for the first time ever. This was taken at the Bartlesville Community Center in Bartlesville, OK. 64’ above the stage, I’ll admit, it was dizzying!


A feature-length documentary film exploring the past, present and future of women’s political power through the lens of the 100-year history of the League of Women Voters (LWV) and allied groups.
The Last Glimmer
PRODUCER, DIRECTOR, WRITER
Award-winning narrative short film about the strange friendship that emerges between a cancer-ridden recluse and a struggling drug addict.
The first ever feature-length documentary film about the world’s most legendary running race – the Boston Marathon.
The Boys Who Said NO!: Draft Resistance and the Vietnam War
A two-part, four-hour documentary by Helen Whitney. PBS nationwide broadcast in March 2018.
We Break Things: Hacking the Surveillance State
A one-hour documentary on the shadowy world of hacker activism by Rebecca Wexler.
From Baghdad to the Bay
A documentary that follows the journey of an Iraqi refugee and former translator for the US military.
Forgiveness: A Time to Love and a Time to Hate
ASSISTANT TO THE PRODUCER
Forgiveness: A Time To Love And A Time to Hate,” a four-hour documentary series for PBS by Helen Whitney.
Not Without Nerve
Upcoming documentary about Moustapha Akkad, and the making of his landmark 1977 film, The Message.


- How old would Heath Ledger be today?
- Who is the oldest celebrity alive?
- Who is the best Joker of all time?
- Is Heath Ledger the best Joker?
- Why is the joker role dangerous?
- Did Jack Nicholson warn Heath Ledger about the Joker role?
- Does Heath Ledger have siblings?
- What famous people died in 2019?
- How did Heath Ledger kill himself?
- Who is the original Joker?
- What did Jack Nicholson say to Heath Ledger?
- Who has died in 2019 celebrities?
- Who was a better Joker Heath Ledger or Joaquin Phoenix?
- Who accepted Heath Ledgers Oscar?
- What was Heath Ledger on when he died?
- How did Joker get his scars?
- Did Heath Ledger die from being the Joker?
- Who is Heath Ledger brother?
How old would Heath Ledger be today?
Heath Ledger’s exact age would be 41 years 5 months 18 days old if alive.
Total 15,147 days.
One of the most famous and notable Australian actors of modern times, Heathcliff Andrew Ledger was born in Perth, in 1979, in a family of British immigrants..
Who is the oldest celebrity alive?
8 Oldest Celebrities in the World (Updated 2020)Elisabeth Waldo (June 18, 1918 – Present) Current Age (as of March 2020): 101 years, 9 months, 1 day. … Marsha Hunt (October 17, 1917 – Present) … Vera Lynn (March 20, 1917 – Present) … Olivia de Havilland (July 1, 1916 – Present) … Beverly Cleary (April 12, 1916 – Present)
Who is the best Joker of all time?
We’ve got you covered; here’s our ranking of the best Jokers, ever.Heath Ledger.Jack Nicholson. … Mark Hamill. … Joaquin Phoenix. … Cesar Romero. … Jared Leto. Image via Warner Bros. … Zach Galifianakis. Image via Getty/Michael Tran/FilmMagic. … Kevin Michael Richardson. Image via Getty/J. …
Is Heath Ledger the best Joker?
Sure, Jack Nicholson’s Joker in Burton’s 1989 Batman was entertaining and silly, but Heath Ledger took the character to a completely different level. He was creepy. … Let’s take a closer look at why Heath Ledger’s Joker is the best villain ever. In most stories, the hero is never truly in danger.
Why is the joker role dangerous?
Playing the Joker can be physically harmful While it’s usually the psychological stress of playing the Joker that people talk about, the physical toll is just as precarious and often makes the mental health part of things that much more difficult to handle.
Did Jack Nicholson warn Heath Ledger about the Joker role?
Heath Ledger thought landing the demanding role of the Joker was a dream come true – but now some think it was a nightmare that led to his tragic death. “Well,” Nicholson told reporters in London early Wednesday, “I warned him.” …
Does Heath Ledger have siblings?
Olivia LedgerSisterKate LedgerSisterAshleigh BellSisterHeath Ledger/Siblings
What famous people died in 2019?
Celebrities who died in 2019Toni Morrison. The Nobel laureate, Pulitzer Prize–winning writer and educator leaves behind a transformative, boundary-crossing legacy. … Doris Day. … Robert Forster. … Peter Mayhew. … Peggy Lipton. … Bart Starr. … Carol Channing. … Tim Conway.More items…•
How did Heath Ledger kill himself?
Police said he died from an accidental overdose of prescription medications, including painkillers, anti-anxiety drugs and sleeping pills. He didn’t live to see the Academy award him the best supporting actor Oscar for his role of the Joker.
Who is the original Joker?
Cesar RomeroCesar Romero was the first actor to play the icon on-screen when he took on the role in the original “Batman” series in 1966. Cesar Romero was a skilled actor and dancer who had a full career before his role as Joker in the original 1966 series with Adam West as Batman.
What did Jack Nicholson say to Heath Ledger?
NEW YORK – Jack Nicholson said Tuesday that he “warned” fellow Joker actor Heath Ledger. The 70-year-old Oscar winner was dining at the Wolseley restaurant in London when a photographer told him about Ledger’s death. After saying, “That’s awful,” Jack added “I warned him,” and refused to elaborate.
Who has died in 2019 celebrities?
Remembering the celebrities, sports stars, politicians and other notable figures who have sadly died in 2019. Prodigy star Keith Flint, actors Luke Perry, Peter Fonda and Doris Day, chef Gary Rhodes and sporting legends Gordon Banks and Niki Lauda are just a few of the stars we said goodbye to in 2019.
Who was a better Joker Heath Ledger or Joaquin Phoenix?
Joaquin Phoenix won Best Actor for his portrayal of Arthur Fleck in Joker, making this the second time someone has won an Oscar for playing the comic book villain, the first obviously being Heath Ledger winning posthumously for The Dark Knight.
Who accepted Heath Ledgers Oscar?
The award was accepted by Ledger’s parents and his sister. Kim Ledger, the actor’s father, thanked the Academy and British filmmaker Nolan for “allowing Heath the creative licence to develop and explore this crazy joker character”.
What was Heath Ledger on when he died?
January 22, 2008Heath Ledger/Date of death
How did Joker get his scars?
According to the Joker, his wife – who used to tell him he needed to “smile more” – got into trouble with gambling sharks who “carved her face”. … And given this chaotic nature of his, it’s also fairly possible that he gave himself the scars simply because he could, and not because he had a wife with a disfigured face.
Did Heath Ledger die from being the Joker?
Heath Ledger locked himself up in a hotel room for a month and maintained a diary to prepare for the role of the Joker in The Dark Knight. Actor Heath Ledger’s death due to an accidental overdose forever cast a shadow on the film The Dark Knight, in which Ledger played the Joker opposite Christian Bale’s Batman.
Who is Heath Ledger brother?
joaquin foenixHeath ledger and joaquin foenix younger brother of river phoenix.


TIFLI International Festival of Theatre for Young Audiences celebrates childhood through theatre. For the first time, France will be Guest of Honour, presenting four performances at this festival recalling the Persian word for childhood, Tifli.
Inspired by the painter Chagall, Grandfather, by Akséléré company is a play for audiences aged three and above. In a trip back into childhood, a series of memories are brought to life from the grandfather’s old clock by a shadow puppeteer and a sound artist.
TIMINGS : 10:00 AM | 12:00 PM | 6:30 PM
PARTNERS: Tifli, Assitej India


Visit Cinelease at the Film in California Conference!
Los Angeles, C.A. — On Saturday, May 21, 2016 Cinelease, Inc. will be participating in the Film in California Conference 2016 as a Presenting Sponsor.
Held at CBS Studio Center, the 9th annual Film in California Conference celebrates the best California has to offer entertainment industry professionals. The only conference held exclusively to promote filming in California gets bigger and better each year and is the go-to event for those seeking to make the most of California’s unmatched production resources, including its incredibly diverse locations and vast infrastructure.


There’s been a trend in movie criticism to comment on how long films are, that studios aren’t having the discipline to keep their products down to the required length. I never really felt that before now.
I went to see Spider-Man 3 at the cinema last night. It was in many respects a great film. The special effects were top-notch to my untrained eye (apart from one obvious model shot towards the end). Sandman and venom were a great choice of villains, and we are probably now only just at the stage where they could be realised well. Tobey makes a great Peter Parker, nerdy, and while doing a great job as Spider-Man, still a little on the immature side.
It’s just that being so long the story begins to drag in the third quarter. Maybe it was because I needed to catch the train home I was more aware of the time passing, I don’t know.
Here’s the Shiny Shelf take on it.
Went to the cinema to see James Bond with the explorers. I did put in the email that the explorers should tell their parents what they were about to see, even though it was rated 12A. Lesley spent half the film hiding behind a Christmas card, having not enjoyed the explorers previous choice of film on a hostel trip in Newcastle.
So on to the film. I think Casino Royale was Flemming’s first bond novel, so Eon productions have taken the chance to start over. The film depicts Bond as an established agent at the begining of his career as a 00. Many, but not all, of the conventions of Bond films which were beginning to weigh the franchise down have been discarded in order to start afresh, but this is still very definately an Eon film from the makers of all the others. As well as learning from their own legacy they have also brought in elements from the books previously glossed over. Yet this film is definately part of the same legacy of the others, and even learns from other makers of the spy genre.
Daniel Craigs bond for all his violence and detachment is a more human and realistic than previous bonds, while the script still keeps the film within the realms of fantasy. Whereas the Connery bond would tell jokes about his victims Craig only jokes about his own escape from death. It has also been a criticsm of previous films that if Bond was as smarmy and good looking as all that he would stand out too much to be a good spy. Daniel Craig’s facial features make him a more realistic Bond, while I’m told his physique still gives the girls something to look at.
While I thought the violence was a little too much, I did approve of the slightly less comic book approach. This bond does nothing without a struggle, no quick dispatching of the bad guys and walking away with just a crooked tie to straighten. The violence is shown to hurt, and killing is shown to be horrible, not some jolly fantasy to aspire to. The Bond girl is traumatised by James’ actions, even though they were in self defence against villains. While it made for a less pleasant film, it also made for a better and more moral one.
This interpretation of James Bond is as much rooted in the early 21st century as Brosnans was in the 90s and Connery’s was for the 60s. It dragged toward the end, but was still very good.
And we still have “Bond, James Bond” and the cumquat song.


David Paul stage director
About David PaulDavid Paul directed the NCO productions of Tosca (2019), Aida (2013), and Il trovatore (2012). He is an award-winning director for opera, theater, and film. Recent operatic creditsinclude productions for LA Opera, the Metropolitan Opera/Juilliard, Washington National Opera, Wolf Trap Opera, Opera Saratoga, and Music Academy of the West. His 2015 film “Dichterliebe: POETLOVE”, a cinematic adaptation of art songs by Robert Schumann, won awards from the Hong Kong Art House Film Festival, Geneva Film Festival, and IndieFest, in addition to screening at film festivals and institutions around the world. On the theater stage, he has directed for Washington's Shakespeare Theatre Company, Alaska's Perseverance Theatre, and Columbia University, in addition to serving as Assistant Director on the recent Broadway production of Terrence McNally's Master Class.
Dedicated to driving innovation in classical music performance, Paul has launched ventures including Opera in VR, a set of short films featuring operatic scenes shot in 360-degree virtual reality; AfterWARds, a 90-minute, four-character reinvention of Mozart's Idomeneo; The Baron, an adaptation of the life story of tennis legend Gottfried von Cramm; and various music-video related projects.
David Paul serves on the faculty at the Juilliard School, the Metropolitan Opera's Young Artist Development Program, and the University of Maryland Opera Studio, and has given master classes in Japan, China, Israel, and the United States.


BRYAN EATON/Staff photo. Madison Butler, as Beth Bradley, narrates as the "Worst Children in the World" invade her family's home in the play "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" in dress rehearsal at Triton Regional High School. Performances are November 30 and December 1 at 7:00pm in the school's auditorium, and December 2 at 2:00 and 7:00pm. Tickets are $10 for general admission and $5 for senior citizens and students. Tickets are at the door or online at http://www.tritonarts.net.


Sorry my life has been incredibly busy the last few weeks. But I have some big news: I'M GOING TO LONDON!!!!!!!!
I found out last week that I got into the London Dramatic Academy for the spring of 2013. I am unbelievably excited and can't wait to fly back to London in January. I've been missing the city ever since I left way back in April 2010.
I get to take acting classes on Shakespeare as well as period dance and an amazing class in which we go and read plays where they were produced in the city.
Well back to the present. Hedda Gabler went exceptionally well and I had an amazing experience being able to go through the entire rehearsal process. I just wish I could have gone onstage at least once. Hopefully I'll be cast in a mainstage next year. At least I have London to look forward to acting all day, every day.
Today my directing professor (who also directed Hedda) laughed with me about the fact I'm such a Shakespeare geek. It all came about because one of our assignments coming up is to come up with how we would produce Macbeth if we were directing it. Basically everything I am doing in that class is Macbeth because the paper I just wrote is about three separate productions, this next project is about it and I've decided to use it as my final scene for the class. I love it.
Also we just finished with our Freshmen showcase. Because we are juniors now, we were directing it. It was strange to look at the freshmen and realize that was us only two years ago. I can't believe I've made it to this point in time.
Anyway, that is my life in a nutshell. I'll try to keep writing more.


The 14th chapter of the book Geekerella includes several issues that Darien Freeman encounters on the set while filming Starfield. One of the issues is that he’s not very confident in doing his own stunts, especially the stunt where he has to jump out of a window, strapped into a harness with a big rope thingy to ensure he doesn’t die.
I intentionally made this comic quite silly. 🙂
Here’s a video of some behind-the-scenes shots of the movie Captain America: Civil War, and a lot of this reminds me of things that happen to Darien in this book!
Until next time!


Team RainbowDiaries is just back from this very memorable event of Unveiling of Bollywood Legend, Sridevi’s wax figure at Madame Tussauds Singapore and we are full of emotions. We were invited as media for this exclusive event and it was truly an honour.
Mention of Sridevi and we all can just go on and on about her gigantic contribution to the world of Indian Cinema. Her beauty, her acting prowess is simply superlative and she will always be an institution to all who want to make a career in cinema. Regarded as the first female superstar of Indian cinema, Sridevi redefined the importance of female leads in India’s largely male-dominated film industry and inspired numerous actresses to follow in her lead.
Crafted in memory of the legendary actress, the figure was unveiled by Sridevi’s husband and Indian film producer, Boney Kapoor, and their two daughters, Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor.
The family was joined by Sridevi’s closest relatives – her sister Srilatha
Yanger, brother-in-law Sanjay Ramaswamy and Boney Kapoor’s brother; actor and producer, Sanjay Kapoor – as well as Noreen Khan from the International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA) and other distinguished guests from India and overseas.
The only one of its kind in the world and an exclusive addition to Madame Tussauds Singapore, the figure will be placed at the Mr. India set in the Ultimate Film Star Experience (UFSE) zone, accompanied by a special memorial wall where Sridevi’s fans can leave their tribute messages.
As a part of the event, Boney Kapoor, Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor, were available for interview and how beautifully they answered our questions.
Here are some exclusive pics and videos from the event for you all.
Her wax figure is based on a still from her iconic performance of the song “Hawa Hawai” from the movie Mr. India. A cult classic, Mr. India holds special meaning for Sridevi and her family as the film was produced by her husband Boney Kapoor. The movie was the second highest-grossing Indian film in 1987 and remains hugely popular 32 years on.
The newly launched UFSE spanning 2,500 sq ft, brings guests on a journey through the glitz and glamour of Indian cinema culture from the moment they step through the doors. The world’s largest celebration of Indian superstars, this unique experience utilises cutting-edge technology like Kinect and AR to give visitors the chance to be part of the limelight! Don’t miss it on your next visit to Madame Tussauds Singapore.
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