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Writer, director and producer Jake Kasdan may be the progeny of renowned Hollywood writer, director, producer Lawrence Kasdan, but stylistically, the apple fell far from the tree in this family.
Perhaps one of the most prolific and versatile performers of his generation, actor Kevin Kline oscillated easily between stage and screen, while deftly playing for laughs or tears regardless of the medium.
Bathurst native lands big movie role
Bathurst native Gary Levert, in character as Peth the blacksmith on the set of the new miniseries adaptation of the classic novel Moby Dick.
The Nepisiguit Solid Waste Commission is waiting for results from a feasibility study into a centralized recycling program for Northern New Brunswick.
Bathurst actor part of all-star cast on a whale of a tale mini-series
Bathurst native Gary Levert, in character as Perth the blacksmith on the set of a new mini-series adaptation of the classic novel Moby Dick.
Not all old Porsche 911s were created equal
There's one thing you need to know about buying a used Porsche -- the only ones worth owning are the rear-engine 911s.
Q&A: What's behind 'bald' eagle?
The bald eagle has been the national bird of the United States since 1782. [Times ] A little bald eagle history I am wondering how the "bald" eagle got that name, since it does have feathers or hair on its head.
An endearing supporting player of film and TV, Mary Kay Place secured an Emmy Award and a special place in the hearts of fans of Norman Lear's nightly soap spoof "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" . As.... An endearing supporting player of film and TV, Mary Kay Place secured an Emmy Award and a special place in the hearts of fans of Norman Lear's nightly ...
September: On the other side of summer
Many people consider Labor Day to be the unofficial end of summer. The kids are back to school, the pools begin closing, lawn furniture is relegated to a winter stint in the garage, balmy turns to brisk, sunsets are at 7 p.m. and quickly dip earlier, and we all start getting out our fall sweaters.
Our review of Silverado , published January 13th, 2000, is also available. A dangerous place, in a lawless time'Til four friends risked all to make things right.
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" When it was announced that Kevin Kline would be doing only one collective photo shoot during his time at the World Film Festival Monday, there was mild trepidation we were about to go Hollywood.
Exploring loss and hope: JoBeth Williams to star in Playhouse production
Bia, played by Sybyl Walker, left, and Harriet Easton, played by JoBeth Williams, in a scene of "The Night is a Child" at the Pasadena Playhouse Wednesday night, August 26, 2009.
Features: DVD, Widescreen, English, French, Spanish, Subtitled William Hurt and Kathleen Turner strike sparks in Lawrence Kasdan 's Body Heat , a sexy, haunting tale of desire and skullduggery that echoes 1940s film noirs but is charged with an energy and passion that could only flare in the '80s. Aided by a sultry John Barry score, Kasdan's ...
I'm way too tired to write anything coherent besides "wow" and "whoa!" and "thanks," but I will thrown caution aside for a moment and forge ahead.
Lawrence Kasdan comes to Hebrew Center
Lawrence Kasdan talks Baby Boomers tonight, Thursday, August 6, at the M.V. Hebrew Center.
A superior color cinematographer, John Bailey has enjoyed multi-film associations with directors Lawrence Kasdan and Paul Schrader and Paul Schrader .
Lawrence Kasdan comes to Hebrew Center
Lawrence Kasdan talks Baby Boomers tonight, Thursday, August 6, at the M.V. Hebrew Center.
Give Glenn Close a juicy role, and just sit back
"I'm a sucker for good material, and I didn't allow myself to be snobbish about it," Close says.
Catch Up With 'Big Chill' Stars
There have been plenty of class reunion movies over the years, but in 1983, moviegoers heard about one through the grapevine that became an instant classic.
a Roberta s Picksa brings affordable entertainment to Statesboro
The Averitt Center for the Arts offers relief from both the summer heat and high movie ticket prices with "Robert's Picks" film series.
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