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Before the Rains - PG-13 for violent content and a scene of sexuality. An English spice baron living in India gets involved with a married woman.

Be the first reader to comment on this story. LINUS Roache, son of Ilkeston-born Coronation Street star Bill, is an Englishman intent on opening a spice plantation in India - destroying lives in the process - ...

British actor Linus Roache's fans probably have mixed feelings about the success of "The Dark Knight." Sure, it's a good movie, and it's smashing box-office records.

Artist: Roache, Linus He may be best known as one of the good guys on TV's Law & Order, but Linus Roache makes a mighty fine villain.

"Baby Mama" The rare gangbusters comedy not driven by men. Tina Fey plays an executive who hires an uncouth slacker to be a surrogate mother.

Linus Roache is the first to admit it: He used to be something of a snob when it came to television.

Henry Moores , a British spice baron based in the lush environs of southern India, has no shortage of ambition.

Directed by Santosh Sivan. Stars Linus Roache, Rahul Bose. Rated PG-13. Opens Fri., May 23.

A gun introduced in chapter one, said Anton Chekhov, must go off before chapter three.

“Priest"), temporarily shelved acting to go to India and study the "evolutionary enlightenment”

Enlarge Photo COMMENT Sunday, May 18, 2008; Page M02 Did we know Linus Roache -- the heartthrob assistant DA on "Law Order" -- has a higher practice? The British actor, once known as an art-house figure , ... via The Washington Post

“With mutual cooperation comes mutual prosperity”

Cultures clash in colonial India Linus Roache and Rahul Bose as a British colonialist and his right-hand man. via Boston Globe

“That's the coolest thing I have ever seen.”

What's playing at the cineplex and in your neighborhood. OPENING THIS WEEK Prince of a fellow: Ben Barnes in "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian." Soul mates: Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher in "What ... via Sun-Times News Group

BEFORE THE RAINS Running Time 98 minutes Written by Cathy Rabin Directed by Santosh Sivan Starring Henry Moores, Rahul Bose, Nandita Das Grateful for small favors, I applaud Before the Rains , a lovely, ... via Observer.com - All Articles

Before the Rains fascinates, enveloping you in its gripping story and lush locations. via Hollywood.com

“I wondered: Do I continue the rest of my life like this? I began to question, to reprioritize. I left, thinking I'd never come back. Eventually, however, I saw that acting was a wonderful job with a lot of freedom and opportunities.”

Linus Roache with Rahul Bose in 'Before the Rains,' shot in India 'Law & Order" co-star Linus Roache coined his own word to describe what it felt like to make a movie in India . via New York Daily News

“You remembered her before this. Everybody remembered our children and then something happened in the last weeks, or days, I don't know. But our children have been forgotten!”

"You remembered her before this. Everybody remembered our children and then something happened in the last weeks, or days, I don't know. via DigitallyOBSESSED.com

“New York, without a doubt, is my favorite city in the world”

Roache is one of those familiar faces that you've seen on other shows, maybe a movie or two, but here on Law and Order he's making you sit up and take notice. via TV Squad

“RFK"; received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in Miniseries or TV Movie 2001 Portrayed Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge to John Hannah's William Wordsworth in the BBC Films production "Pandaemonium”

The son of British actors William Roache and Anna Cropper, the attractive sandy-haired Roache gained prominence with his strong performance as a clergyman struggling with his vocation and his homosexuality in ... via Hollywood.com

"We must act decisively...and we must act now to put our defenses in order. If we do not, history will cast its verdict with those terrible, chilling words, 'too late.'" - Winston Churchill Review By: Jeff ... via DigitallyOBSESSED.com

'Romulus, My Father': My first choice would be 'Time To Die,' but it's on rush sales only, so second choice is 'Romulus, My Father' in which two terrific actors play the parents of a young boy growing up amid ... via Desert Sun