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McClurg. Directed By: Brian De Palma. Stats: *Budget: $1.8 Million. *Domestic Gross: $33 Million.

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Where are the Ghostbusters now? BILL MURRAY One of the early "Saturday Night Live" stars, Murray, now 58, has worked with director Wes Anderson on "Rushmore," "The Royal Tenenbaums," "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou" and "The Darjeeling Limited." He received a Best Actor Oscar nomination for "Lost in Translation," directed by Sofia Coppola, and ...

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When the protagonist commits deeds sure to damn a soul or at least imperil a body, the actor must remain sympathetic or intriguing enough to get an audience screaming "Don't open that door!" - or, as I heard during the original Prom Night, "Don't step on that head!" If gore-soaked thespians are able to do even more than that, and create ...

May 28, 2009 at 10:13AM Remember that scene in Carrie where Sissy Spacek gets her menses and all the girls in the locker room pelt her with feminine sanitary products and chant "plug it up, plug it up!"? Well, honestly, someone needs to do that to Britney Spears .

The classic image of Carrie - willowy prom queen showered in blood - is so epochal, it's all but eclipsed the hour and a half of rich teen horror that surrounds it.

Sissy Spacek has lived within the Appalachian mountain range since before the role in "Coal Miner's Daughter" that identified her with the region.

I finally saw Missing , a 1982 film about political violence in Chile, staring Jack Lemmon and Sissy Spacek.

If ever someone had a gift for understatement, it's Meg Magrath in the twisted comedy "Crimes of the Heart." She's fresh out of the loony bin, her younger sister just shot her husband, and her older sister's horse was struck and killed by a bolt of lightning.

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Unless you care deeply about rocks, Pangea, lycopods and fungi, skip right over the first episode of PBS's new four-part series, 'Appalachia: A History of Mountains and People,' which starts tonight on Channel 26, and tune in at about the midway point of the second episode, when George Washington, the British and the French show up and start fighting with the Indians.

The Appalachians are a people, a culture and a chain of mountains stretching from Newfoundland to Alabama. The mountains took millions of years to form. 'Appalachia' seems to take nearly as long.

Last week there were whale sightings at Maidstone Beach in East Hampton. When I was a kid, these sightings were fairly common and plentiful.

Sissy Spacek has lived within the Appalachian mountain range since before the role in "Coal Miner's Daughter" that identified her with the region.

SPECIAL/www.northfulton.com Three quarters of the Seeke/Birkholz family made it to the set of 'Get Low,' the movie inspired by a grandfather's tale.

You might think with all this recent talk about the unstable economy that Schuyler Fisk would be hesitant to switch careers.

Your screening room for movies, movies and...more movies. What's on this page? The entry titled "Exclusive interviews about "Get Low" with Robert Duvall, Sissy Spacek & Bill Murray," and any of the comments ...

There's a reason there have been so many sightings lately of Sissy Spacek, Robert Duvall and Bill Murray around Atlanta: They're shooting a film in the area called "Get Low." The respected actors, whose resumes ...

Nothing like "high school prom" to invoke memories of cheesy tuxedo rentals, hideous dresses, over-zealous chaperones and those two total losers who managed to get elected prom king and queen.

Being forced to listen to Betty Buckley screech her way through Andrew Lloyd Webber's godawful "Memory" for the nine millionth time reminds me of what the Japanese did to American POWs in World War II.