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Jamie Foxx and Mike Tyson: A Dynamic Duo
In the realm of sports biopics, few collaborations have garnered as much attention and excitement as the upcoming movie featuring Jamie Foxx as the legendary boxer, Mike Tyson. This highly anticipated project has generated immense buzz among fans and critics alike. With Foxx’s incredible acting prowess and Tyson’s captivating life story, the stage is set for an extraordinary cinematic experience.
The Making of the Jamie Foxx and Mike Tyson Movie
Casting Jamie Foxx as Mike Tyson
One of the crucial elements in bringing this captivating story to life is the casting of Jamie Foxx as Mike Tyson. Foxx’s ability to fully immerse himself in the roles he portrays has been proven time and again, and his involvement in this project has raised the bar of expectations. The resemblance between the two, both physically and in terms of their larger-than-life personalities, adds an extra layer of authenticity to the portrayal.
Behind the Scenes: Training and Transformation
To convincingly portray a heavyweight champion like Mike Tyson, Jamie Foxx embarked on an arduous journey of physical training and transformation. He committed himself to grueling workouts and boxing sessions to embody Tyson’s unique style and movements. Foxx’s dedication to the role is evident in his physical transformation, capturing the essence of Tyson’s powerful physique and intimidating presence.
Exploring the Impact of Jamie Foxx as Mike Tyson
The Authenticity of Jamie Foxx’s Portrayal
Jamie Foxx’s portrayal of Mike Tyson goes beyond mere imitation; it delves into the depths of Tyson’s character, capturing his triumphs and struggles. Foxx’s ability to portray complex emotions with authenticity brings a humanizing element to the larger-than-life persona of Tyson. Through his performance, Foxx aims to provide audiences with a deep understanding of the man behind the boxing legend.
Capturing the Essence of Mike Tyson’s Life
The movie not only aims to showcase Tyson’s remarkable boxing career but also delves into the personal journey of the enigmatic figure. By exploring Tyson’s turbulent life, from his rise to stardom to his personal battles and redemption, the film seeks to paint a comprehensive portrait of one of the most iconic figures in sports history. Foxx’s portrayal is expected to capture the emotional nuances that shaped Tyson’s life, resonating with audiences on a profound level.
Anticipation and Excitement Surrounding the Movie
The Buzz Among Fans and Critics
The announcement of Jamie Foxx as Mike Tyson sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, igniting a whirlwind of anticipation. Fans of both Foxx and Tyson eagerly await the release of the film, eager to witness the meeting of two powerhouses. Critics have also voiced their curiosity, speculating on the depth and impact of Foxx’s performance, and the film’s ability to bring Tyson’s story to the big screen in an engaging and authentic manner.
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Social Media and Public Reactions
In today’s digital age, social media plays a significant role in generating excitement around upcoming movies. The Jamie Foxx and Mike Tyson movie is no exception. Social media platforms buzz with discussions, speculation, and snippets from the set, building a sense of community and anticipation among fans. Public reactions to the snippets released so far have been overwhelmingly positive, further fueling the fervor surrounding the project.
The Legacy of Mike Tyson and the Movie’s Contribution
Mike Tyson’s legacy as a boxing legend and cultural icon is unquestionable. With the upcoming movie, his story and impact will reach an even broader audience. By shedding light on Tyson’s triumphs, struggles, and personal growth, the film aims to pay tribute to his enduring legacy. It will undoubtedly serve as a reminder of Tyson’s resilience, captivating both longtime fans and newcomers to his extraordinary journey.
The pairing of Jamie Foxx as Mike Tyson in the upcoming biopic promises to be a cinematic event of epic proportions. Through Foxx’s meticulous portrayal and the dedication of the entire production team, audiences can anticipate a movie that not only captures Tyson’s larger-than-life persona but also delves into the depth of his humanity. As the release date draws nearer, the excitement surrounding the film continues to grow, ensuring that it will be a memorable and powerful tribute to the enduring legacy of Mike Tyson.
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Q: What is the release date of the Jamie Foxx and Mike Tyson movie? A: The exact release date of the movie is yet to be announced. However, fans eagerly await its arrival and can stay updated through official announcements and news sources.
Q: Did Jamie Foxx consult with Mike Tyson for the role? A: Yes, Jamie Foxx spent time with Mike Tyson to gather insights and understand the intricacies of his life and personality. This collaboration between Foxx and Tyson contributes to the authenticity and depth of Foxx’s portrayal.
Q: How did Jamie Foxx prepare for his portrayal of Mike Tyson? A: Foxx underwent intense physical training and boxing sessions to transform his physique and master Tyson’s unique style. He also conducted extensive research and spent time with Tyson to delve into his mindset and experiences.
Q: What challenges did Jamie Foxx face while playing Mike Tyson? A: Portraying an iconic figure like Mike Tyson comes with significant challenges. Foxx had to capture Tyson’s physicality, mannerisms, and emotions while maintaining a balance between authenticity and interpretation.
Q: Will the movie delve into Mike Tyson’s personal life? A: Yes, the movie aims to provide a comprehensive portrayal of Mike Tyson’s life, including his personal journey, triumphs, struggles, and personal growth. Audiences can expect a nuanced exploration of Tyson’s life both inside and outside the boxing ring.
Jamie Foxx is set to star in a highly anticipated boxing biopic on the legendary boxer, Mike Tyson. The film, simply titled “Tyson,” will delve into the life and career of one of the most iconic figures in the history of boxing.
The movie will chronicle Mike Tyson’s rise from a troubled youth in Brooklyn, New York, to becoming the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history at the age of 20. Foxx’s portrayal of Tyson aims to capture the boxer’s unique personality, intensity, and the physicality that made him a force to be reckoned with in the ring.
Foxx has expressed his dedication to the role, undergoing an intense physical transformation to accurately depict Tyson’s physique during his prime years. He has also been working closely with the former champion himself to gain insights into Tyson’s mindset and boxing techniques.
“Tyson” is expected to provide an in-depth exploration of the highs and lows of Mike Tyson’s life, including his battles with personal demons, legal issues, and the eventual redemption he found after retiring from boxing. The film aims to present a comprehensive portrayal of the man behind the boxing gloves, shedding light on both his accomplishments and the challenges he faced.
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As of now, specific details about the release date or additional cast members have not been announced. However, given the combination of Jamie Foxx’s acting prowess and the captivating story of Mike Tyson’s life, “Tyson” is highly anticipated among boxing fans and moviegoers alike.


On February 25th, we went to Nelson.
Nelson is a nice town and is pretty animated. But we were here for a completely different reason: the Jens Hansen jewellery.
What is so special about it, you may ask?
Well this jewellery is the one that made the rings for the movie The Lord of the Rings. 40 different versions of ‘The One Ring’ were used in the movie.
For example, the jeweller showed us a giant version of the ring, which is really heavy. It would cost around 10000$ if you wanted to buy it… This version of the ring was used in scenes in which the ring is in the snow for example.
As a huge fan of the movie, Jérémy was unable to resist and bought his own licensed replica of the ring, for 249$. Not cheap, yes, but it is a beautiful souvenir!


Rush Rehm, professor of Classics and of Theater and Performing Studies at Stanford University, joins us for a discussion about one of the most pivotal and enigmatic developments in the ancient world: the invention of theater in Athens in the late 6th century BC.
The first plays that were produced in the new Athenian theater were tragedies - famous for their depiction of human suffering. Many of these plays (such as Antigone, Medea, and Oedipus the King) are still studied and performed today. But what are we to make of these wrenching stories? Is this just horror for the sake of horror? Is it extreme pessimism? Or, as some philosophers have argued, is there something cathartic, or even elevating, about these plays?
Furthermore, theater in Athens seems to emerge at the same time that democracy is born. Is that a coincidence? Or is there some deeper connection between the invention of theater and democracy?
In this episode, Rehm shares with us his insights on the origin and nature of Greek tragedy - insights he has acquired from years of engagement with these plays not only as a scholar but also as an actor and director. Our discussion starts with the dawn of theater in 5th century BC Athens. We talk first about what going to the theater was like for the ancient Athenians, and then we delve into some of the deeper issues these plays bring up.
Rehm's recent books include Understanding Greek Tragic Theatre as well as Radical Theatre: Greek Tragedy in the Modern World. If you would like to hear more of his thoughts on Tragedy, check out the excellent episode on tragedy that he did on the Entitled Opinions podcast.
Finally, for any podcast fanatics out there who would like to learn more about the individual Greek tragedies mentioned in this episode, check out the awesome podcast called "Literature and History”. Not only will you hear these classic stories told in a witty, dramatic way, but you'll also find an exploration of the deeper meanings and historical background of these plays.
Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristotle, Nietzsche, Oedipus, Antigone, theater, tragedy, univocality


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I will be the first admit that I’ve been very critical of season 7 of The Walking Dead. I’ve spent weeks complaining about the pace of the story and episodes that didn’t seem to go anywhere. I have been very open about my frustration with the one-dimensional villainy of Negan and my feeling that Rick Grimes is an incredibly overrated hero. I don’t take any of that back.
But you know what?
The seventh season finale of The Walking Dead was pretty damn good. Don’t get me wrong. It wasn’t great. There were still pacing problems. There was still way too much time spent on Negan chuckling before launching into one of his marathon monologues. I would have preferred that, instead of ending with Negan announcing, “We are going to war!,” that the episode had ended with the war already over and Negan vanquished.
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The first time I heard about this film, i was interested in seeing it. I saw the first trailer on YouTube. I was kind of scared also to see it because it is a slave film and I heard that there was a lot of torture.
This film is about a man named Solomon who was tricked into being sold for slavery for 12 years. It shows how he struggles to survive while trying to keep his true identity a secret.
This film had incredible performances throughout with people like Michael Fassbender making it look so believable. Now I know why this film has been recognised by so many people that it has been nominated and won a lot of awards. This film has an amazing story and is much better than Django Unchained.
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Out of all the slave owners, I have to say that the worst one was the first slave owner played by Benedict Cumberbatch. Mainly because him and his family didn’t like how they treated the slaves but he didn’t do anything about it because of status and that is how their society is which made him a coward.
I recommend this film to anyone who hasn’t seen it and give it a 8/10


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José Ferrer, the first Hispanic actor to win an Academy Award, was born 100 years ago today on January 8, 1912 in Santurce, Puerto Rico. After moving to New York City as a child, Ferrer graduated from Princeton University before beginning his career as an actor on Broadway with 1935’s A Slight Case of Murder. He won several Tony Awards for his work on the stage and performed in dozens of films, garnering three Academy Award nominations and receiving a Best Actor Oscar in 1950 for his role in Cyrano de Bergerac. After a career that spanned five decades and four marriages, Ferrer died in Coral Gables, Florida at age 80. He is being featured this year as part of the US Postal Service’s “Distinguished Americans” series.


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- Frey and Robin went to the same Catholic high school. During the time they were in high school, Frey often dressed up as "Julia" to come over to Robin's dorm room. Frey and Robin are also seen comfortable together, as Robin interacts with him quite trustingly and doesn't seem to mind changing her clothes in front of him.
- Robin especially detests Vance, who hacked into the school system to assign her as his roommate. Vance, however, has a crush on Robin.


Reese Witherspoon as Mel Ames
|Starring: Paul Newman, Susan
Sarandon, Gene Hackman, Stockard Channing, Reese Witherspoon
Directed by: Robert Benton
Produced by: Michael Hausman, Arlene Donovan, Scott Rudin
Genres: Drama, Romance, Thriller and Adaptation
Running Time: 1 hr. 34 min.
Release Date: March 6, 1998
MPAA Rating: R for violence, language and some srong sexuality.
Distributors: Paramount Pictures


Directed by Connie Boyd
Produced by Kevin Jones and Peggy Schneider
The Mousetrap opened in London in The Ambassadors’ Theatre on November 25th, 1952. It is the longest running play in the world, and has been playing continuously in London since that date. Originally written as a 20 minute radio play entitled Three Blind Mice, it was performed by request for Queen Mary’s 80th birthday in 1947. Later, the piece was released as a short story by the same name. Read More »
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Produced by Deborah Zimmer
William Shakespeare’s hilarious comedy.
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Produced by Brenda Townsend
When I mentioned that the lumber I was buying at Home Depot was for the set of “Guys and Dolls”, the cashier looked at me and said, “That was the weirdest Marlon Brando movie ever”. After thinking about it, I decided that I agreed with her, but the story of “Guys and Dolls” began well before that well remembered movie. The show actually… Read More »
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Produced by Jim Clevenger
Playwright Julian Wiles calls Fruitcakes “a celebration of small-town life”. It certainly is that. But there are deeper layers to the story than just the portrayal of interesting, eccentric, small-town characters. There is pain, struggle, and alienation. There is also… Read More »
Directed by Deborah Zimmer
Musical Director Steve Storc
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Leave your troubles outside!
So….life is disappointing? Forget it!
In here life is beautiful…..the girls are beautiful…
….even the orchestra is beautiful!
Willkommen! The process of directing this haunting musical has been a joy for me because my cast is amazingly talented and creative; my crew loyal and steadfast. The musical numbers in the Kit Kat Klub will entertain, raise eyebrows, and perhaps cause a few hearts to beat more rapidly. My personal connection with ‘Cabaret’ is with the characters of Herr Schultz and Fraulein Schneider. Two everyday people caught in a… Read More »
The Miracle Worker
Directed by Jim Clevenger
Produced by Gretchen Pili
The dictionary defines “miracle” as “a superb or surpassing example of something; wonder; marvel.” That definition certainly describes the story of the initial encounter between Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller. That story – of how a young woman with no formal training managed in a few short weeks to… Read More »


It seems that on the last years, the famous character of sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes, has waken up the interest of the different studios of TV & Cinema of all over the world. Everybody knows Mr. Holmes: that old guy with a pipe, a cap and glass, who, always joined with his inseparable fellow, Dr. John Watson, is capable of solving the most bloody and complex crimes in the London of the XIX century.
The truth is that this character was accumulating dust, a lot of dust. I still remember that when I was a child and I spend the summer with my grandparents in their country house, they used to watch an old TV series about the detective (one of thousands that they have made about him); I’ve never read any of his books, so that was maybe was my first contact with the character and it left me an old-fashioned aura. Now, this character has rebirth thanks to different projects which gives a huge different vision about the Mr. Holmes on the novels. According to be more digestible for the young generations, the detective has been modernized, offering a more dynamic, rejuvenated and contemporary vision.
At 2009, it came the versatile Robert Downey Jr. for incarnate the detective in the new movie of Guy Ritchie; this British director has memorable works like Lock & Stock, Snatch or RocknRolla; maybe it’s true that with his Sherlock Holmes movies (he has directed also a second part and they are preparing the third), this director is touching a more commercial cinema, but anyway, I think that both films are notable. After a while, at 2012, it came the American TV series Elementary, where Sherlock Holmes has to solve his new cases at New York with the help of a female Dr. Watson, played by Lucy Liu; I never saw this series, so I can’t judge, even though, I read and I heard not good reviews about it.
But in my humble opinion, the most well-done and attractive option is the TV series launched by the BBC at 2010, under the name of Sherlock. I’ve just discover it. Totally con-temporized in XXI century, this series offers modernity, authenticity and electricity to the Conan Doyle’s character. The series is short (all the good series are better if they are short); three chapter of one hour and a half for each season (now they are going to première the third one). The elegant plots of each chapter, dynamic but without choking you, simple but without sleeping you, combine the best Sherlock Holmes traditional key points with a fresh and new view. One of the sublime points is the main actors: Martin Freeman playing the role of mundane Dr. Watson and the incredible Benedict Cumberbatch playing a more quick, more obsessed, even more dark Sherlock Holmes . A totally British series that I recommend insistently. It’s a series that has accomplished an entertaining proposal about the old and dusty detective.


With CoronaVirus lockdowns in progress in pretty much every country you can name, cinema halls and many restaurants have stalled.Now is as good a time as ever to consume content. From Crime drama to political thriller and here is the list of most beautiful TV shows you can watch or Re-watch right now.
1.Money Heist ( Netflix)
Netflix’s most popular non English language original Money Heist (Spanish: La case de papel )returned for forth Season with a bang. The story begins with a criminal mastermind who goes by the name “ The Professor “ has a plan to pull off the biggest heist to print billions of euros in the Royal Mint of Spain. To help him he recruits a group of thieves all nicknamed after big cities like Tokyo , Moscow , Berlin , Nairobi ,Rio, Denver, Helsinki and Oslo.
The series has 4 season , was initially intended as a limited series to be told in Two parts. But after Netflix owned the rights its re cut to 22 shorter episodes.
It is one of the Netflix most watched appr. by 167 million subscribers in over 190 countries. .
The story takes place in Westworld , a fictional, technologically advanced amusement park populated by Android “ hosts”. It is simply a master piece from Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy. It is produced by HBO. The series have total three seasons . The third season was premiered on 15th March , 2020.
The series ranks as the most watched first season of any HBO original series. With action, adventure and twists it is highly recommended to watch right now.
3.Breaking Bad ( Netflix)
Created by Vince Gilligan, Breaking Bad is a Crime drama revolves around Walter White played by Bryan Cranston , a chemistry teacher diagnosed with stage three lung cancer and his former student Jesse Pinkman played by Aaron Paul. There are total five seasons in this television series and widely regarded as one of the greatest series of all time. The sequel film El Camino: A Breaking Bad movie was released on Netflix and theatres on 11 October , 2019 starring Aaron Paul.
4.Game of Thrones (HBO & Hotstar Premium)
The American fantasy drama series is adopted from George RR Martin’s book “ A song of Ice and Fire”. A winner of 59 Emmys , GOT attracted a record viewership on HBO and has a huge fan followings all over the world. If you are bigginer it is the perfect time to start , since entire series is available to watch right now.
5.Chernobyl (HBO & Hotstar Premium)
A historical drama series based on one of the worst nuclear disasters in the history of mankind in the city of Chernobyl in the Soviet Union. Created and written by Craig Mazin and directed by Johan Renck this mini series is a tribute to true heroes that put their lives on the line to save Europe from the biggest man made disaster. A must watch


A fearless and spirited pilot conquers Hollywood. Now can she survive movie stardom?
In 1945, Velva Jean Hart is a bona fide war heroine. After a newsreel films her triumphant return to America, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer promises to make her a star. They give her a new life story and a brand new name. As "Kit Rogers," she navigates the movie sets, recording sessions, parties, staged romances, and occasional backstabbing that accompany her newfound fame. She also navigates real-life romance, finding herself caught between a charismatic young writer and a sexy and enigmatic musician from her past. But when one of her best friends dies mysteriously and the most powerful studio in the world launches a cover-up, Velva Jean goes in search of the truth — risking her own life, as well as her heart, in the process.
Set during Hollywood's Golden Age and peopled with a cast of unforgettable characters, American Blonde will mesmerize readers of The Chaperone as well as fans of the Velva Jean series.
American Blonde is utterly enthralling from the first page to the last, thanks to the magic of Jennifer Niven's lovely writing, and the riveting drama of her character's quest for her dreams and for herself. — Rosemary Harris, Tony Award-winning, Emmy Award-winning actress
Jennifer Niven is a stunning talent. Like Elmore Leonard, she's such a sneaky good writer that you might not notice what she's up to. On one level, American Blonde is a crackling thriller that will keep you up all night until the pieces of the plot come together. At the same time, it's an elegantly written, impressively researched novel that makes idealism, heroism, and a romantic era come to life. Either way, it's a total knockout. — Jonathan Eig, New York Times bestselling author of Get Capone, Luckiest Man, and Opening Day
A rich recreation of the post-war Golden Age of Hollywood provides the setting for an irresistible murder mystery. You will not want to set it down. — Rock Brynner, author of Empire and Odyssey: The Brynners in Far East Russia and Beyond
Fans will relish this latest installment in the adventures of Velva Jean. — Booklist


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Alex Winter - Director
Alex began his career as a child actor, with starring roles on Broadway and in feature films, including the immensely popular BILL AND TED franchise and Warner Bros. THE LOST BOYS.
As a director, Alex co-directed and starred in the hit MTV comedy series THE IDIOT BOX, followed by his feature debut FREAKED, released by Twentieth Century Fox. Subsequent feature films include FEVER, a psychological thriller that Alex wrote and directed. Praised by AO Scott in the New York Times as ‘Pure Hitchcockian panic,’ FEVER was an Official Selection at Cannes and other festivals worldwide. For TV, Alex produced and directed two record-breaking, live-action BEN 10 movies for Cartoon Network, garnering an Emmy nomination for best Visual Effects.
Most recently, Alex produced and directed 'Downloaded', a feature documentary about the Digital revolution, for VH1 Rock Docs. Already acclaimed at Film festivals worldwide, 'Downloaded' will be released theatrically and digitally in 2013, and on VH1 in 2014.
Alongside his feature projects, Alex maintains a busy career as a commercial director, screenwriter and actor.


The Edward James Olmos School of Cinematic Arts is a rigorous program that will provide you with training in the technical and aesthetic tools of the major disciplines of cinematic arts through directing, producing, editing, cinematography, production design, writing, and sound engineering.
Students will learn filmmaking through physical and theoretical practice, study the history of film, television and new media from all points of view and be well-prepared for the visual effects process including basic compositing, green screen with live action integration, motion capture, digital effects animation, digital lighting and rendering.
Students will graduate as filmmakers and scholars, studying in a variety of production knowledge, genres and styles with a strong foundation in critique, screenwriting, design, development and execution of innovative research projects around film, television and new media aspects. Students will be developed, supported and encouraged to reach their full artistic and academic potential through an environment that inspires a platform to share culture, experiences and voice representative of an empowered student.
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Master classes and guest artist residencies occur each term to allow students to work closely with directors, actors, casting directors, producers and industry professionals. Additionally, there are abundant opportunities to study and view professional production companies in various media arts venues. Students will explore career and post-secondary pursuits with connection to college and industry opportunities.


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Two types of martial arts movies are “in” these days. The high-flying sword plays wuxia and the raw and raw type of Shaw Brothers. “Prodigal son” is not. That’s because it’s from Golden Harvest Studios, the best film studio in Hong Kong. A martial arts movie from Golden Harvest Studios means little to no high-flying stunts, but pure and fantastic martial arts action. With a bit of comedy and history to a large extent. They made a fortune going against the grain, taking risks and ensuring quality. Something that Shaw Brothers hadn’t done in a long time. They did a lot of classics, but “Prodigal Son” really is something special.
An arrogant young fighter named Leung Jaan loves to fight and prides himself on his martial arts skills. Little does he know, his rich dad is paying people to lose so his only son doesn’t get hurt. But things take a turn for the worse when a true kung fu master challenges him and exposes his secret. In no time he is caught up in the crazy and dangerous world of martial arts.
This is the second film that Sammo has directed about Leung Jaan, the true master of Wing Chun Kung Fu. The first, “Warriors Two,” shows Master Leung as an older man, while Prodigal Son deals with his days as a spoiled young man seeking to be a great martial arts fighter. Wing Chun has never been used as the basis for a Kung Fu movie before because it is a fighting style that relies on inner strength, keeps feet firmly on the ground, and uses many close combat moves that many filmmakers even The risk takers at Golden Harvest believed it just wouldn’t work on the movie screen. In short, it was not elegant enough. But Sammo knew otherwise and made two films that manage to show everyone that the real, visceral skill of Kung Fu can be as exciting and graceful as any other type of fighting on screen. Although “Warriors Two” breaks new ground in terms of action with excellent choreography, “Prodigal Son” is simply better in every way, not just as a martial arts movie, but also as an engaging and entertaining movie.
Leung Jaan is played by Yeun Biao, which, considering his fame for his high-flying stunts, was quite a bold decision. But since he and Sammo trained together for years at Master Yu Jin Yeun’s opera academy, the director knew exactly what his protagonist was capable of and what kind of resistance he could withstand. However, Yeun Biao’s acting is unsurpassed by her martial arts prowess and she does a wonderful job of playing the spoiled brat who gains discipline and respect. However, with all of Yeun Biao’s fighting and acting prowess and all of Sammo’s prowess as a director and choreographer (and actor in a hilarious extended cameo), this film truly belongs to the late and great Lam Ching Ying as Leung’s teacher. Jaan, Lung Yee Tai. A favorite of many Hong Kong action film fans, particularly for this performance alone, Lam Ching Ying is a blast to watch. A student at Madame Fong Fak Fa’s opera academy, Lam played many female roles on the Cantonese opera stage due to her slender build and graceful acrobatic skill. This made him the perfect choice to play a Wing Chun master. Especially one who, in this film, is a member of a traveling opera company and plays the lead female roles in their performances. However, he is not a softie when it comes time to fight and shows incredible technique every time he is challenged. Like Yeun Biao, Lam Ching Ying not only displays his dazzling style of action here, but also puts on a great show by playing the secretive and humble martial arts master with an occasional flash of comedy that really brings the character up and down. ladies. than one dimension. I can’t say enough good things about Lam’s performance. It’s a great example of why Hong Kong action movies will always be better than American ones. Hong Kong has martial arts ACTORS, not martial arts experts trying to act in a movie. Lam Ching Ying was one of the best actors in Hong Kong and this movie really shows it.
Do yourself a favor and watch this movie. If you like Kung Fu cinema it is essential to see it, but if you do not like it, I insist on taking a look at this film. Okay, some humor won’t translate to western viewers. Also some of the historical references may require a quick Google. But if you approach “Prodigal Son” and others like it with an open mind and are willing to accept the cultural differences between Hong Kong and other foreign films, you will experience something new, different and exciting. A new world of fantastic and unique cinema will open up to you, and “Prodigal Son” is an excellent place to start.


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FEB 09, 2017 / Alright so some news have surfaced on the net about the "top-secret" project I've casted recentely, so I belive I can finally talk about it. Le Musk is a Virtual Reality film directed and produced by A.R. Rahman.
Rahman is best known for scoring Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire for which he earned two Academy Awards and two Grammy Awards. He has also scored more than 100 films including 127 Hours, The Hundred Foot Journey, and the recent Pelé: Birth of a Legend.
Rahman is also known for being a former member of the SuperHeavy band, together with Mick Jagger, Joss Stone, Dave Stewart and Damian Marley.
Le Musk marks the directional debut of Rahman, and features Nora Arnezeder in the leading role. Film is under post at this moment, and will be produced by Canadian company Ideal Entertainment, which will be also partnering with Rahman on three more upcoming films.
It has been a pleasure supporting casting in Italy for this project headed by Mukesh Chhabra casting agency, one of the premier casting companies in India.
Find out more about Le Musk by googling around!
SEP 15, 2016 / A little update after a while. I'm actually casting a new feature, can't really tell you much since I had to sign a NDA agreement to keep things top secret. I can only say it involves Academy Award-winning producers and filmmakers, and Virtual Reality. So yes, sounds like a pretty interesting thing.
Casting has begun, stay in the loop for more soon.
JAN 05, 2016 / Happy new year! This past 2015 has been a great one, and this 2016 seems bringing already some great surprises. I'll let you know more soon on what I'm working right now.
As I wrote in my last post, In Search of Fellini shooting is completed, I believe film is under post right now. At the wrap party I had the opportunity to preview a raw trailer, an impressive job has been made by director Taron Lexton, cinematographer Kevin Garrison and by the whole cast and crew.
Talking about the actors I've cast in the film, I am totally amazed by the talent I've been able to work with. Enrico Oetiker and Paolo Bernardini are both fresh and incredibily talented actors I had the pleasure to select as the two main male roles that will support the female protagonist, led by Ksenia Solo. Together in this journey, Andrea Osvàrt, Lorenzo Balducci, Mariano Aprea, Davide Devenuto, Brutius Selby, Giuseppe Gandini, Francesco Foti, Ambra Stucchi, Mario Miyakawa. On the US side, Maria Bello, Mary Lynn Rajskub, David O'Donnell, Chelsea Mee.
Together with all these great actors, it has been a great honor to me to also cast film icon actors like Dan van Husen, Bruno Zanin and the charismatic and beautiful Barbara Bouchet. Can't wait to see the finished movie.
NOV 19, 2015 / It's a wrap! Director Taron Lexton, producers Nancy Cartwright, Nathan Lorch and Milena Ferreira and their incredible Team (in Italy led by line producer Nicola Rosada) have completed shooting of In Search of Fellini.
I had the opportunity to cast and work with so much talented actors and people. I can't spoil anything right now, but I'll get back on this sooner or later.
But tonight, wrap party in Rome with all cast & crew. Let's finally chill.
OCT 05, 2015 / I've been hired as casting director on a new film called In Search of Fellini. After nearly ten years of casting for commercials I finally decided it was time for the jump and start working on features as well. Written by Nancy Cartwright and Peter Kjenaas, directed by Taron Lexton, the movie will be shot between Italy and US, with an international cast. While I'm taking care of the italian side, Lisa London, Catherine Stroud and Angela Bohem are working on the US actors.
At this stage I can't tell you much about the cast I'm composing, I can only say it seems like a great project, and looks like I can really get creative here. More news soon.
AUG 15, 2015 / Launched my new website. It's a very simple site, you'll find my film credits, a short bio, and this little corner where I will sometimes write. Not really a blog, but I'll try to keep it updated on my activities and stuff.
Thank you for reading, feel free to have a peek sometimes.
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Lea Michele Marks Special Broadway Anniversary, Reveals How Long She's Been Performing
Lea Michele celebrated a special anniversary on Broadway earlier this month.
The 36-year-old Glee actress is currently starring in a record-breaking revival of Funny Girl.
In the midst of that, she took to Instagram to reveal how many years she's been performing onstage.
Read more about Lea Michele's Broadway anniversary...
"April 6th marked 28 years of living this incredible dream of performing on Broadway," Lea wrote on Instagram on Monday (April 10). "At the young age of 8 years old I made my Broadway debut. Now five shows and 28 years later to still be on the stage I'm so grateful to be able to STILL be doing what I love so so very much."
Since joining the cast of Funny Girl, Lea has recorded a studio album with her castmates. She also revealed her thoughts on recording a performance of the musical to be released as a movie.
Find out how much longer Lea will be on Broadway before saying goodbye to Fanny Brice.
If you were unaware, the star has spoken out about her young son, who has spent some time in the hospital recently.


WE ARE CONFIRMING AMIT MISHRA AND HIS BAND WILL JOIN RAYMOND ON SATURDAY 3RD MARCH FOR THE 2018 EDITION OF ELR. Amit Mishra is an Indian singer, songwriter, voice actor and live performer. He became more well-known after the release of the song "Bulleya" sung by him from the film Ae Dil Hai Mushkil; for his rendition of the song he won a Filmfare Award for new music talent, Screen Award for Best Male Playback and IIFA Award for Best Male Playback. He got nominated for the same song in different award shows. Please visit this site for songs of Amit.


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|The Banquet starring Ziyi Zhang comes to London cinema on April 11th|
In this years' CHINA NOW, British audience enjoys precious opportunities to view the most heated films in China. In March, we saw the Assembly entering the Curzon Soho; and now, in April, we will embrace another blockbuster The Banquet at Apollo West End Cinema. Please see details as below.
FROM THE TEAM THAT BROUGHT YOU 'CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON'
STARRING ZIYI ZHANG
'THE BANQUET' COMES TO LONDON'S APOLLO WEST END CINEMA ON APRIL 11TH
About the film:
THE BANQUET (China 2007)
Director: Xiaogang Feng (Assembly, Big Shot's Funeral)
Starring: Zhang Ziyi, Daniel Wu
Running Time: 131 minutes
Loosely inspired by Shakespeare's Hamlet, The Banquet is a visually spectacular and emotionally charged journey about a fight for power, and the quest for revenge. As beautiful as she is young, and as limber as she is smart, Empress Wan (Zhang Ziyi) can launch a thousand ships with her charm and fight a hundred soldiers with her sword. But something is lacking in her life. Unfulfilled in her royal boudoir, she harbors forbidden desires for her stepson Prince Wu Luan (Daniel Wu), an introverted and melancholic young man four months her senior, who shies away from the palace to indulge in the ancient art of music and dance.
After the sudden death of the Emperor and the immediate succession of his devious brother Li (Ge You), a troop of soldiers are dispatched to assassinate the young Prince Wu Luan. With danger never far away, the Prince must decide whether to fight for his place as ruler or to accept his fate under Li. But as the politics of the situation threaten to erupt into ferocious combat, the motivation of all involved must be called into question - and the Prince's decision will have consequences that will reverberate throughout the entire Empire.
Find out more about the film and view the trailer here: www.thebanquetmovie.com
'THE BANQUET' IS RELEASED AT THE APOLLO WEST END CINEMA ON APRIL 11TH.
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Since 1925, the Suttons have helped create movie magic on their ranch in Central California. Now it’s time for a new generation to take over.Jesse Sutton holds the reins on the newest movie project, but he’s more than aware that he’s just filling the shoes of his brother who was lost in Vietnam. His biggest challenge, making the star of the movie look like a cowboy when he’s never even been on a hobby-horse.
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When most people hit their 60s, they are starting to plan for retirement. Anne Pitoniak ’43 was just starting to kick her acting career into high gear.
Forty years ago this week, her ambition and talents took her to the Tony Awards red carpet.
The Woman’s College (UNCG) alumna made her Broadway debut in the Pulitzer Prize winning ”’night, Mother” at age 61. She earned a 1983 Tony nomination for Best Actress, as did her young co-star, Kathy Bates. (Pitoniak won a Theatre World Award and Outer Critics Circle Award for “‘night Mother.”)
Jim Fisher ’76 MFA, professor emeritus of theatre, experienced that legendary production at Broadway’s John Golden Theater. “It was a very dark play, but she and Kathy Bates were quite a duo.” He waited afterward at the theater’s stage door to congratulate her. “She was very sweet and we talked about UNCG and our experiences here. She came off as a sweet little lady, but she was a powerhouse on stage,” he says.
Pitoniak was the first graduate of Woman’s College/UNCG to receive a Tony nomination. Did she win? No. With two actors from the same play nominated, the odds of winning are diminished. The Tony went to Jessica Tandy for “Foxfire.” And the evening is best-remembered for all the awards for the new musical “Cats.”
The featured actress nomination was an honor. Eleven years later, she scored another Tony nomination, for her featured role in Inges’ “Picnic.”
For Pitoniak, an illustrious acting career was a second act – and what a second act! For a quarter-century, as she’d focused on her role as a mother and wife; her acting work was largely limited to radio and television commercials. As Playbill and The New York Times note, as her children were grown and she had divorced, she decided in 1975 to take acting classes at the Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute in New York City. She then joined the Actors Theater of Louisville. In her sixth decade, she made her Broadway debut.
She did not look back.
On Broadway, she appeared in “Amy’s View” (playing Judi Dench’s mother), “Uncle Vanya,” “Agnes of God,” “The Octette Bridge Club” (for which she earned a Drama Desk Award nomination), “Dance of Death” (with Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren), and “Imaginary Friends.” She appeared in many television shows and films, including the role of Jane Fonda’s mother in “Agnes of God.”
Her Off-Broadway shows were too numerous to list. She won an Obie Award as Mrs. Higgins in a 1991 Roundabout Theatre Company revival of “Pygmalion.” Some more productions were “Talking With,” “The Last of the Thorntons,” “Pygmalion,” “Steel Magnolias,” “All the Way Home,” “The Gay Apprentice,” and “Too Close for Comfort.”
But what about her “first act” all those years earlier? The Massachuesetts native had enrolled at Woman’s College/UNCG as the Great Depression subsided and WWII was building to a crescendo.
In her senior year (1942), she starred in “Night Must Fall” (a scene is in the top visual above, along with her yearbook photo).
She was vice-president of the student theatre club, the Playlikers. The 1943 Pine Needles noted the Playlikers did their part for Greensboro’s war effort. “On Hallowe’en night they had a spooky campus party for the “Little Old Lady” who haunts Aycock (now named UNCG Auditorium). A benefit performance, directed by Mr. W.R. (Raymond) Taylor, was given for the soldiers. The annual “Hecks-apoppin'” brought down the house – a drastic occurrence in this day of building material shortage.”
After graduating in 1943, she continued her acting for several years in the U.S.O., entertaining troops overseas. She married a soldier, Jerome Milord, and they eventually settled in the United States.
She made a celebrated return to campus in 1992, two years before her second Tony nomination. She was a guest artist to perform in the play “Blood Issue” by Harry Crews, says Professor of Theatre Jim Wren. “It was in Taylor Theatre as part of the 1991-92 season – with Ms. Pitoniak and a cast of undergraduate and graduate theater students. She conducted a number of master classes during the process.” He believes she resided in one of the guest rooms at the Alumni House during her time on campus.
Dr. Bob Hansen, who was head of the Communication and Theatre Department, brought her 1992 UNCG residency to fruition. He explains that Pitoniak had created the lead role of the matriarch in a 1989 Actors Theatre of Louisville production. “I saw the production and thought it would be a play we could do at UNCG, inviting Anne back to recreate her role.”
Hansen made contact with Pitoniak and her agent, secured funding from the Centennial Celebration Committee, and asked associate professor Betty Jean Jones ’78 MFA to direct. “Anne was gracious and charming to work with,” he says, “reminiscing about her time at Woman’s College and sharing her knowledge and experiences in theater with the students.”
UNCG has seen several graduates on Broadway in recent decades, including Deon’te Goodman ’16 in “Hamilton” and Chris Chalk ’01 in “Fences” opposite Denzel Washington. Beth Leavel ’80 MFA won a Tony Award in 2006 for her starring role in “The Drowsy Chaperone” and consistently lights up the Great White Way.
A tradition at UNCG is Broadway actors returning to give master classes to students and share their experiences – and tips.
The students learned from Pitoniak in 1992, just as she’d learned from more experienced actors and professors decades earlier. And the learning never stops.
Two years before her death, she was interviewed by actress Amy Ryan, her co-star in “Uncle Vanya.” Pitoniak told her, “What I love about theater is that there’s so much to learn from other people’s points of view.”
By Mike Harris, UNCG Magazine
Photography courtesy UNCG‘s Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives.


Film Friday No. 5
I have been waiting since this blog's inception for this Film Friday. It's the first of a two parter from all the film I shot in Costa Rica (I literally shot 13 rolls so there's a ton).
Frequently, I'm asked why we decided to honeymoon in Costa Rica. Plenty of reasons come to mind. Mainly I was drawn to Costa Rica's commitment to sustainability and green practices, but we all know the reason why we chose it was to run around like we were in Jurassic Park for ten days. These photographs don't do the country justice; you'll just have to see it for yourself.
Tune in next week for the second half of our Costa Rican adventure. Want to hear more about our time in Costa Rica? Let me know in the comments! I'd love to share the spoils of our trip!


Dubbed by a CNN journalist as a “Hollywood in the Mediterranean”, Malta thrives in its popularity as a film location thanks to its natural topography, architectural heritage and purpose-built film facilities. Malta has featured in films set in a variety of periods and settings including Oscar-winning Gladiator (2000), U-571 (2000), The Count of Monte Cristo (2002), Agora (2008), Munich (2005), and World War Z (2013).
Triton Film Productions was founded to act as an intermediary between our clients, the various authorities in play and service providers. Operating from Triton Group head office in Malta, Triton Film Productions has garnered strong links with a large network of local companies allowing us to offer liaison services at advantageous rates. The sturdy relationship we have built over the years allows us to operate efficiently and provide cutting-edge film and media solutions through equipment, logistics, transport, catering and accommodation.
award-winning, high-tech equipment
Triton Film Productions owns an extensive list of award-winning, high-tech equipment that is permanently based in Malta thereby allowing film companies shooting on the Island access to, amongst others, a gyro-stabilised camera remote system flight head; camera cranes cascade (from 5m up to 15m); a camera crane cross country; and camera shock absorbers. Our hardworking team of professionals boasts enthusiastic, creative experts possessing wide international experience and diverse know-how.
Triton Film Productions nurtures ties with foreign companies and has successfully attracted several shoots to Malta. It has been involved in numerous films, television series and documentaries of a variety of genres including action, adventure, fiction and historical. Triton Film Productions has a strong presence on the Russian film market allowing it to work closely with top names in the industry.


It was last week and I was writing a post about Rab ne bana di jodi. I had watched the movie on the weekend earlier to that. One of my colleagues happened to see the title. He immediately asked whether I had watched it. The answer was obvious. I won’t be writing about a movie without watching it. Before he could ask further, considering it my responsibility, I immediately clarified that I am not a fan of Mr. Khan. He responded to it in a very familiar way. So you are Aamir’s fan? Yes, I like his movies. Jo Jita Wohi Sikandar is one of my all time favorites. But I can’t call myself a fan of him. I didn’t have any options left. It has to be Khiladiyoon ka Khiladi, Mr. Akshay Kumar. Isn’t it? I find his comedy much better than that of Govinda. But I am not in his fan list either.
I was never eager to watch Rab ne…. Neither am I waiting for Ghajini. What about Chandni Chok to China? I would prefer it over the other two. But I haven’t watched Singh is King yet, though I have it in my laptop for more than a month now.
Believe me; I do like watching movies in theatre. So which is the next movie that I am going to watch in a multiplex? Recently I saw the promo of Billu Barber. I suppose that should be the one. You haven’t heard of the movie? It stars Irfan Khan and I suppose he plays the title role. I have seen even Mr. SRK in the promo. I only hope that he just has a special appearance. I don’t want him to ruin my happiness. I have realized that I was expecting something unfeasible. The recent promos confirm that Mr. Khan has indeed ruined my happiness. Billu Barber is off the list.
You may say I don’t have a taste for movies. I strongly object to it. I do have a taste and a very strong one. In that case which was my favorite movie in 2008? Have you heard of Mithya? I knew you wouldn’t have. It was a comedy and Ranvir Shorey was the leading actor. Oh.. you won’t be knowing him either. I can understand that. He doesn’t has that six or eight packs of abs. But he is indeed in my list of favorites.
You would have seen him as younger son of Mr. Khosla in Khosla ka Ghosla. As Vinay Pathak’s friend in Bheja Fry. In Pyar ke side effects? Yes, the Mallika Sherawat movie. You don’t remember any other actor in that movie? Rahul Bose’s friend. The guy who never finds a need to changes his under-wear for a whole week. I still remember his logic for the excitement girls have about their marriage. Remember his dance in the club?
You haven’t watched any of these? In that case you won’t know my taste. No Issues. It is anyway not important. But still I would recommend Mithya. It is not a movie that you should miss. You can even download it through torrent. You can let me know if you don’t get it. But there is a caution. Watch it at your own risk! It can severely alter your taste for movies! It can also lead to loss of SRK’s/Aamir’s name from your list of favorite actors! It’s your decision and you will be responsible for any consequences. The only line which I would like to add:
Marzi hae aapki… Aakhir taste hae aapka. 😉


Uncle Howard, a documentary created and directed by Aaron Brookner, opens today in New York. It’s an intertwining tale of past and present, the story of filmmaker Howard Brookner — whose work captured the cultural changes of the late 1970s and early ’80s — and his nephew’s personal journey 25 years later as he sets out to locate his uncle’s missing films and thereby recover the legacy of a life cut short by AIDS in 1989.
Uncle Howard focuses on Aaron’s attempt to recover a lost documentary about William Burroughs that his uncle completed in 1983. The film was considered lost for 25 years. In his search, Aaron discovered a trove of films and footage in addition to the Burroughs reels, including home movies of Howard and his friends, such as Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, and Jim Jarmusch.
Begun in 1978, Burroughs: The Movie aired on BBC Arena and premiered at the 1983 New York Film Festival. Not only does Uncle Howard shine a light on Howard’s — and Aaron’s — affinity for Burroughs, it also presents Howard Brookner’s expansive archive, including sound tapes and old photos found at his home on 222 Bowery Street, which was a partially converted YMCA called The Bunker. It’s where Burroughs, Howard, and their friends would hang out.
Aaron Brookner recalls the enormous specter of William Burroughs looming over him as he hunkered down to sleep at his grandparents’ home in Miami. “They had a gigantic Burroughs: The Movie marquee poster in the guest room, like part of the family photos on the wall,” he recalls. “I didn’t know who Burroughs was, but it was Howard’s movie.”
As a kid, Aaron got to sit on his uncle’s lap to watch him direct Madonna, Matt Dillon, and Randy Quaid — three of the leads from Brookner’s last movie, Bloodhounds of Broadway. Although he was only seven at the time of his uncle’s death, Aaron describes their relationship as one of kindred spirits. “I was at St. Vincent’s hospital; I was in the AIDS ward. I was with him in the last few months of his life,” he says. “I didn’t know anything about AIDS, or that he was gay, of course. My father’s way of explaining that was taking me to see Philadelphia when I was about twelve. At the end of the movie, I was bawling.”
It’s doubtful that Burroughs: The Movie would have resurfaced if not for Brookner, who tracked down a 16mm copy at the Museum of Modern Art, a gift of his uncle’s long-time partner, the writer Brad Gooch.
Uncle Howard is a testimonial to a talented filmmaker, and a touching exposé about the close relationship between an Uncle and his nephew. Readers interested in learning more about Howard Brookner may want to check out Brad Gooch’s memoir, Smash Cut, which “takes readers through his final months with Brookner, doing so with unflinching honesty and great beauty” (as it states in The G&LR review of Gooch’s memoir from the Nov.-Dec. 2015 Issue).


I’m relishing this opportunity to show you genuine art and thereby encourage you to be better people! I warn you now that I may get a little preachy, and that the phrases “cult classic”, “alien invasion” and “lesbian vampire” won't occur too many times as these are concepts of which I have as yet a poor understanding. The National Anthem will be played at the end of each evening’s viewing and you will be expected to stand for it. Thank you.
1st Night: The Third Man (1949)
A crashingly obvious choice. Best British film ever made? Well, it’s the best British film I’ve ever seen (which is not quite the same thing, I suppose). Expressionist lighting and movement techniques; innovative use of shadows in the murky Vienna streets; letting Orson Welles add his own cuckoo clock improvisations; the tour round the ward of dying children, where we only see the visitors’ faces and not the children; the sewers (more films should be set in sewers); Wilfred Hyde-White being, errr, Wilfred Hyde-White. But best of all is the long closing shot where Joseph Cotton waits for Alida Valli at the cemetery gates after her gangster lover (Welles) has been buried; he can offer her freedom, love and safety, but without a glance she just carries on walking straight past him.... and the zither plays on.
2nd Night: Modern Times (1936)
Buster Keaton was better than Chaplin, everybody tells me. Chaplin was a sentimentalist onscreen and a tyrant off it. My father hated Chaplin with a passion. I love the man. Keaton worked superbly with props, but Chaplin returned to the problems of human life and emotional experience again and again. Call me an old softie, but I think that’s interesting, and even better if you can laugh about it, which I did, many many times. As well as showcasing Chaplin’s honed comedy technique, Modern Times is also a depiction of the human cost of industrialisation (the mental breakdown scene is just glorious), which seems something worth saying but, like the message in his later film The Great Dictator, not many other films had the nerve to say it.
3rd Night: Tenue de Soirée (1986)
Oh dear, another film that “has everything”, according to me. A riotous French comedy featuring a classic French subject, the ménage à trois. Except here the trois are a mousy bald man, a sometime prostitute, and a gay ex-con. The first loves the second who loves the third who loves the first. Violence, crime, sex and transvestism ensue. The film also has philosophical French qualities: when the trio try to rob a big house, the wealthy couple who own it walk in on them but are so bored by their bourgeois life that the burglary seems a welcome tonic. Gérard Depardieu, Michel Blanc, et al. are in fine form and the physical comedy is superb.
4th Night: The Last Days of Dolwyn (1949)
This dank little backwater of a film concerns a Welsh village that gets flooded to make a reservoir - providing water for Perfidious Albion of course. I choose it for two reasons: firstly, it struck a chord with me – must have been all those childhood holidays I spent in a mountaineering hut on the north ridge of Tryfan; secondly, it’s by way of appreciation to No Good Boyo who put me up to this task, for it is surely the Welshest film ever made. It’s as dark and wet and gloomy as you could possibly want. In fact, if my memory serves me correctly, it’s all filmed in a studio, as presumably the real Wales was not dark, wet or gloomy enough. It’s stars a very young Richard Burton and other folk with top Welsh accents. No clips of it on YouTube, maybe it never existed, maybe it was just a dream.


Jennifer Gibney's Biography
She ended up with numerous credits for directing, producing and acting in Brendan O'Carroll's projects across various media.
Most notably, Jennifer Gibney was cast as Mrs Brown’s daughter Cathy Brown in Mrs Brown's Boys. Reportedly the role was going to be played by Brendan O'Carroll older sister Eilish who ended up playing Mrs Brown’s best friend, Winnie.
Jennifer Gibney married Brendan O'Carroll in 2005.
Jennifer and Brendan spend a lot of their time in Florida.
In 2014, Jennifer Gibney was partnered with fellow countryman Tristan MacManus in Strictly Come Dancing. They were the second couple to be voted off.
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The beauty of nature takes over the silver screen here on the Darß once every year. Nature lovers, filmmakers, and documentary freaks come together each year for the Darßer Naturfilmfestival. A selection of the most moving and aesthetically pleasing images of our planet compete here for the Golden Crane, the German Nature Film Prize.
Just as the thousands of cranes make their way to the Darß each October, the prize for the best nature film is being awarded in Prerow. Germany’s highest honour for nature documentarians attracts writers, filmmakers and documentary fans from all over to this idyllic spot on the Baltic.
14 films, cinema and television productions are nominated each year for the German Nature Film Prize. The films not only show the magic of nature, but also how it is being destroyed across the planet. Recent years have seen films about “problem bears”, dying queen bees, and intelligent plants.
The festival is accompanied with workshops, discussions and excursions to the national park. The direct link between filmmakers and audience ensures an almost family atmosphere. “This mix of holiday, movie festival, seminar and family reunion is really unique,” says author and journalist Volker Arzt, who regularly attends the festival.
The “CAMäleon” prize is given to filmmakers between the ages of 12 and 18 in cooperation with the Heinz Sielmann Foundation.
The festival was launched to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the national park “Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft”. It has since become a popular industry event and cultural highlight on the Darß. Venues include Prerow’s Kulturkaten Kiek In and the cinema boat in Born harbour.


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This seminar will engage myriad versions of Sophocles' Antigone and survey a substantial selection of criticism about the play, moving from antiquity to the present. Issues for discussion will include political dissent, law and dis/order, the foundations of community, the ethics of civic and family life, kinship studies, the history of friendship in Western thought, and gender roles. We will view the play at different moments from the vantages of Marxism, feminism, and post-colonialism.
Beyond the Sophocles original (in English translation), we will study modernized renditions of the classical drama by Jean Anouilh, Henry Bauchau, Bertolt Brecht, Anne Carson, Jean Cocteau, Janusz G?owacki, Griselda Gambaro, Seamus Heaney, Friedrich Hölderlin, Liz Lochhead, Tom Paulin, Dominik Smole, Sara Uribe, and Slavoj Žižek. Among the more well-known critics and theorists we'll confront are Judith Butler, Martha Nussbaum, Luce Irigaray, George Steiner, Hegel, and Lacan. We will also examine tracts by Martin Luther King, Jr., and Henry David Thoreau; Michael Ondaatje's novel Anil's Ghost; poems by Emily Dickinson; songs by The Mekons & Kathy Acker; and Hiroshima Mon Amour, both the Marguerite Duras screenplay and the film by Alain Resnais.


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Story & Plot
Sadhu Bhai (Kelly Dorji) is a notorious mafia leader who escaped India after various terrorist attacks and conquered the underworld of the entire southeast Asia, and no one dares to challenge Sadhu Bhai. Baadshah (N. T. Rama Rao Jr.) enters the underworld for his father Dhanraj (Mukesh Rishi)
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In the opening scene, Sadhu Bhai’s partner, Crazy Robert (Ashish Vidhyarthi), captures Baadshah and his father as Baadshah revolts against Sadhu Bhai. But Baadshah easily defeats Crazy Robert’s goons. However, Baadshah learns that both the Indian police and Hong Kong police are looking for him and tries to find a solution for that.
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The story cuts to Milan, Italy where Janaki (Kajal Agarwal) is a social worker who has just finished her interior designing course. She lives there with her uncle, Pilli Gopi Krishna Simha (Tanikella Bharani), and cousins, Inky and Pinky. She meets Baadshah alias Rama Rao when he acts as if he is attempting suicide (to get her attention) as his fake, imaginary girlfriend Saira Bhanu dumped him.
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Hrithik Roshan will feature in WAR after his last release Super 30, based on the life of mathematician Anand Kumar
YRF goes ‘Thugs of Hindostan’ way for Hrithik Roshan-Tiger Shroff’s WAR leaving the exhibitors unhappy
Yash Raj Films, much like audiences and exhibitors, had huge hopes from Amitabh Bachchan-Aamir Khan starrer Thugs Of Hindostan. The movie, a Diwali release in 2018, however tanked at the Box Office, leaving the exhibitors upset for a major deal with the production house.
Now, if a report on Bollywood Hungama is anything to go by, then YRF is all set to make another similar deal with the distributors. This time however the deal is for their upcoming release WAR. Starring Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff in the lead role with Vaani Kapoor, the movie is being helmed by Siddharth Anand.
A source told the portal, “Back when Thugs of Hindostan released, Yash Raj Films had sold the film to theatre owner/exhibitors at a rather hefty minimum guarantee. However with the film under-performing at the box office, most exhibitors ended up facing nearly 50% loss. Now with War, YRF has demanded a similar if not better deal from exhibitors, which has obviously left many seething.”
“After Thugs tanked at the box office, exhibitors had approached YRF to seek partial redressal of their loss, but YRF dismissed the same with impunity. This has left not just a bad taste but also a nasty memory among distributors,” mentioned this source.
The little birdie also went on to state, “The last time a film was projected to be the new benchmark setter it tanked, and it was exhibitors who lost a lot. Now the same production house is returning with yet another ‘benchmark setter’ and demanding similar terms seems unjust, since if this film too under-performs it will be the exhibitors who suffer again. Now, obviously not wanting to burn their fingers again, and at the same time not lose out on a potential money spinner, exhibitors have found themselves stuck between a rock and a hard place.”
“War is slated to release on October 2, a holiday weekend that will ensure a good start. No one wants to lose out on the business but it looks like YRF and cinema owners have reached an impasse, which can be solved only with time. But whatever be the solution, the same has to be arrived at immediately,” concluded the source.


Við þekkjum fræga fólkið yfirleitt bara í gegnum verk þeirra, en þau geta verið ansi ólík því sem við þekkjum baksviðs og í þeirra persónulega lífi.
Hér eru 45 virkilega sjaldgæfar myndir af fræga fólkinu:
Freddie Mercury, Elton John and Wayne Sleep at Live Aid, 1985.
Sean Connery at Hilsea Lido in Portsmouth, 1949.
Ursula Andress eating a banana on the set of Les tribulations d’un Chinois en Chine.
Steven Spielberg and Jonathan Ke Quan on the set of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
Ken Lo and Jackie Chan with a cake on the set of Drunken Master II.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
Brian Austin Green, Tori Spelling, Jason Priestley, Gabrielle Carteris, Shannen Doherty, Ian Ziering, Jennie Garth and Luke Perry flipping the bird on the set of Beverly Hills, 90210.
Peter Mayhew and Carrie Fisher at the 1997 MTV Movie Awards.
André the Giant and Hulk Hogan.
Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer on a private jet on their way to Las Vegas to get to know each other better before Friends had started to air. Director James Burrows, who took them on the trip, told them “This is your last shot at anonymity. Once the show comes on the air, you guys will never be able to go anywhere without being hounded.”
Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor.
Kirstie Alley and Leonard Nimoy on the set of Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan.
Denise Richards, Goldie and Pierce Brosnan on the set of The World Is Not Enough.
A young Christian Bale.
Paul McCartney and Chita Rivera.
George Lucas getting ready for his cameo in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, where he, together with Steven Spielberg, Frank Marshall, Kathleen Kennedy and others, play a group of missionaries and tourists in the background of the airport scene.
Steve Jobs with his daughter Eve Jobs.
Kobe Bryant in his 8th grade yearbook.
Ken Olandt, Jennifer Aniston, Mark Holton and Robert Hy Gorman on the set of Leprechaun.
Tony Hawk and Evel Knievel.
Rick Moranis and Michael C. Gross on the set of Ghostbusters II.
Bill Murray on the set of Lost in Translation.
Peter Dinklage singing in his punk-funk band Whizzy in the 90s.
Sylvester Stallone with his dog Butkus.
Steve Irwin and Terri Irwin.
Sean Connery on the set of You Only Live Twice.
Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford on the set of The Empire Strikes Back.
Harrison Ford on the set of Return of the Jedi.
Anthony Daniels in his C-3PO costume on the set of Star Wars.
Kenny Baker in his R2-D2 costume.
Elvis Presley on the set of Wild in the Country.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson with his mother Ata Maivia Johnson.
Muhammad Ali being lifted by Precious McKenzie.
Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves on the set of Speed.
A young Kurt Russell.
Michelle Pfeiffer, Michael Keaton and Tim Burton on the set of Batman Returns.
Stunt double Scott Leva and Dean Cain on the set of Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.
Lemmy Kilmister with an umbrella and a pair of bear paw slippers.
A young Robert Downey Jr.
Robert Downey Jr. meeting Prince Charles at the royal gala opening of Chaplin, 1992.
Mayim Bialik and Jennifer Aniston on the set of Molloy.
Michelle Obama during her time at Princeton University.
A young Eminem with the Easter Bunny.


Now that Summer Twilight Concerts is over we now get to look ahead to outdoor movie nights at the Santa Monica Pier!
A film series for all ages, Front Porch Cinema returns September 30 with Zootopia and runs every Friday night through October 21. It's free to attend and vendors will be on hand with an assortment of snacks and drinks available for purchase. Old-timey lawn chairs are also available to rent, or you can bring your own.
More info @ Front Porch Cinema


“Actors and actresses make magic. They make things happen onstage. They invent. They create.”
—Anne Rice, The Vampire Lestat
Actors are usually considered superstitious people. In a world where the slightest mistake can spell disaster and the lines between reality and fantasy blur, it’s not hard to see why.
With so many superstitions allocated to the performances, the plot and the thespians, is it any wonder why theaters hold a certain magical aura.
So what are some of these superstitions and what is 'The RiPA Theater Project'all about?
This blog will deal with some of the more classic superstitions in the run up to 'The RiPA Theater Project'.
Quite possibly, the most commonly
known superstition is the old saying “Break a leg.”
This is an actor’s odd way of wishing the rest of the cast good luck. Some actors believe that saying “Good luck” attracts the attention of spirits of mischief, who make exactly the opposite happen. Another take on the phrase means that they hope you have to take so many bows at the end of a play that your legs break.
Whistling backstage is considered bad luck, but this is one superstition that has some factual ground. In the old days, most stagehands (people who arrange props and scenery) were out-of-work sailors, whose means of communication was coded whistles. If you were to accidentally whistle the tune for “Lower the curtain,” you’d find yourself hit in the head with a half-ton curtain. Another explanation was an old Cornish saying about the Devil: “Whistle and I’ll come to you.”
In some theaters there is a light that is never turned off called the ghost light. This either wards off ghosts or keeps them happy with enough light by which to put on their own plays, depending on legends in a particular theater. But like the whistling, this light serves a practical purpose. It guides the first person into the theater, and the last person out.
The most famous jinx in theatrical history
is probably the title of Shakespeare’s
infamous tragedy, Macbeth.
This word was has been a constant source of fear for actors. In one of the play’s earliest performances, real knives were substituted for props, resulting in a death. Saying the word Macbeth or quoting the play has been believed to be a curse on both the theater and the show.
The spells recited by the three witches in Macbeth are real incantations from ancient witchcraft, which made some people think that they were inviting evil into the playhouse to wreak havoc. On the realistic side, any show with multiple fight scenes done with heavy broadswords and special effects involving fire and smoke is bound to have its share of accidents. If it must be referred to, the euphemism “The Scottish Play” or “The Bard’s Play” is used.
If someone does quote Macbeth, they are pushed out of the theater. They must do a varying list of things to be admitted back in. This list includes turning around three times, spitting over their left shoulder, and either cursing or quoting another one of Shakespeare’s plays. Then they must wait to be admitted back into the theater.
There are numerous other omens
of bad luck, like opening a show
on Friday night, real jewelry, flowers and mirrors being used onstage, and speaking the last line of a show before opening night. But the fact is they are all ungrounded. So why have these taboos lasted so long?
These superstitious actors enact things that have never happened. Fantasy and reality become one on the stage. Mistakes can be disastrous not just because someone may lose their life, but the audience may cease to believe in the character— a different kind of death. People of the theater make us believe in the fantastic, if only for a little while.
Maybe we cannot become a person who does not exist and bring to life places we have never been, but these superstitions formed from that magic belong to all of us. And in repeating them, even if we don’t believe in them, we become magic people of the theater after all.
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