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Pine-Richland graduate's career soaring 'Up'
Life is looking "Up" for Amera Rizk. The 1994 Pine-Richland High School graduate served as second assistant editor on the block- buster Pixar film about a curmudgeonly old man who takes off on a South American journey by tying thousands of balloons to his house.
This July Movie Central continues with a new premiere every night. Also in July Movie Central boasts a 'made-in-Canada' theme with the second season premiere of the Canadian original series Durham County, staring home grown star Hugh Dillon; and featuring two Canadian made films on Canada Day with Paul Gross' Passchendaele and Closing the Ring ...
The year the film was released was the same year that the outburst of the 1960s sensibility in film had its last glorious stand at the box office - the end of the era where art film, cult film and mainstream movies were on a truly even footing with the studios.
'Imaginarium' to open Munich film festival
Terry Gilliam's "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," starring the late Heath Ledger, will open the 27th Munich International Film Festival.
Pixar Does It Again: Up Opens Today
It's deja vu ...once again, Pixar appears to have a four-star hit on its hands with its latest release, UP .
Cast: Ed Asner as Carl Fredricksen Christopher Plummer as Charles Muntz Jordan Nagai as Russell Bob Peterson as Dug, Alpha Delroy Lindo as Beta Jerome Ranft as Gamma John Ratzenberger as Construction Foreman Tom David Kaye as Newsreel Announcer Elie Docter as Young Ellie Jeremy Leary as Young Carl Mickie McGowan as Police Officer Edith Danny Mann ...
REVIEW: Sky's the limit for Pixar films
Do you think the people at Pixar, the animation studio behind "Up," ever get tired of the monotony of good press? "Pixar's done it again!" "Pixar's knocked another one out of the park!" "Pixar can do no wrong!" "Pixar hasn't made a dud yet!" If they do, they better get over it, because "Up" is a spellbinding gem, powered by pure whimsy and so ...
Pixar's 'Up' takes 3D animation to new heights
In a scene from "Up," Russell and Carl meet Dug. Up With the voices of Edward Asner, Jordan Nagai, and Christopher Plummer.
Things I learned on a Sound of Music tour around Salzburg, Austria: Christopher Plummer didn't actually sing Edelweiss for the film; he refused to carry young Gretel up the mountains in the final scene because she was "too fat"; and all of the film's interior scenes were shot in Hollywood.
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Theater closed for Memorial Day
The Library of Congress Mount Pony Theater in Culpeper will be closed this weekend in observance of Memorial Day.
Breathlessly quick action comedy is every bit as sweet and imaginative as you'd expect from Pixar; a company name as synonymous with quality as innovation.
Christopher Plummer and John Simon to Chat The Players
The Players Foundation will present actor Christopher Plummer in conversation with critic John Simon May 21 at The Players in Manhattan.
" Penelope Sparling Geldart turned 89 on Sunday, but it was she who gave Christopher Plummer a gift - a 1950 momento from his Ottawa acting days.
The Powerful Motion Picture Features: DVD, Widescreen, Aspect Ratio 1.85:1, Dolby Digital Stereo.
New Sherlock Holmes Photos And Trailer Announcement
The best Sherlock Holmes movie ever made remains Murder By Decree which stars Christopher Plummer and James Mason as the famed duo in search of Jack the Ripper.A It's a fantastic and creepy mystery from the director of A Christmas Story and Porky's .A The Michael Caine/Ben Kingsley comedy Without A Clue is a close second, but there's a good chance ...
Khan Images View Larger Images Best "Trek" movie villain? How about the best movie villain ever ? Khan was strong, sexy and sympathetic, but when it came time to shove a giant mutant space maggot into Chekov's ear, he was ready to throw down.
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MLTa s a Sound of Musica offers a few surprises not in movie
Macon Little Theatre is bringing the classic "The Sound of Music" to the stage. And if you've only seen the movie version of this production about a nun-in-training who becomes a governess to seven children, then you're missing out on a few surprises.
Actor Christopher Plummer doesn't just dish in his autobiography, he serves a whole meal
Christopher Plummer, possibly the greatest actor alive, cheerfully acknowledges that he long ago wearied of talking about "The Sound of Music," the 1965 musical that made him a movie star.
Actor Plummer's life and times
What a guy! What an actor! What a life! What a writer! That is indeed the amazing and amusing Christopher Plummer as he shares his fascinating life in this captivating tell-all autobiography.