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Francois Arnaud grows along with his 'Borgias' character
RedEyeIn "The Borgias," Francois Arnaud says, his character is finally "the Cesare Borgia he was meant to be, he always wanted to be." He's also the Cesare Borgia that Arnaud always expected to play--"a warrior, a politician, a go-getter, really. He's now free...Tags: Media Industry, The Borgias (tv program), Celebrities, Budapest (Hungary), Movies
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'The Borgias' preview: sexy episode 'The Choice'
RedEyeHot on the heels of Showtime's announcement that "The Borgias" will return for a 10-episode Season 3 next year comes one of the best episodes of the much improved second season, titled "The Choice" and airing at 9 p.m. May 6. Francois Arnaud, who plays...Tags: The Borgias (tv program), Jeremy Irons, Sean Harris, Showtime (tv network), Steven Berkoff
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HBO's series 'VEEP' starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus begins production in Maryland
!["VEEP," the HBO political satire starring Julia-Louis-Dreyfus, started production Monday on location in the Baltimore area, Gov. Martin O'Malley and the cable channel said.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/65180131-03141729.jpg ""VEEP,\" the HBO political satire starring Julia-Louis-Dreyfus, started production Monday on location in the Baltimore area, Gov. Martin O'Malley and the cable channel said.")
The Baltimore Sun"VEEP," the HBO political satire starring Julia-Louis-Dreyfus, started production Monday on location in the Baltimore area, Gov. Martin O'Malley and the cable channel said. The Maryland Film Office estimates that the first season of the series will...Tags: The Wire (tv program), Arts and Culture, Literature, Economy, Business and Finance, Movies
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HBO's 'VEEP' - Major talent coming to Baltimore
Z on TVI was lost in the writing of a magazine story Tuesday when I found out about HBO's Julia Louis-Dreyfus pilot "VEEP" coming to Baltimore. Because I knew I had it first, I wrote it hard and fast as straight news -- with emphasis on what the pilot could mean... -
Derek Jacobi, from 'The King's Speech' to 'King Lear'
Culture MonsterAstute viewers of "The King's Speech" will no doubt have recognized the clever casting of Derek Jacobi in the role of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The British actor first rose to international prominence in the television miniseries "I, Claudius," based.... -
HBO's Devastating Aftermath of 'Tsunami'
It was just two years ago that the world was shocked by a tsunami in the Indian Ocean that claimed more than 160,000 lives in a matter of minutes.
While the memory of this disaster still remains fresh in the countries affected, the rest of the world...Tags: Earthquakes, Movies, Chiwetel Ejiofor, BBC, Natural Disasters
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'MirrorMask'
![Although the plot and motifs are largely borrowed from "The Wizard of Oz" and "Alice in Wonderland," there is something oddly intoxicating about Dave McKean and Neil Gaiman's coming-of-age fantasy "MirrorMask." The teenager's journey through a nightmarish reverie presents hallucinogenic imagery that simultaneously dulls the senses and hot-wires the imagination, but it never fully engages emotionally.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-09/19724692.jpg "Although the plot and motifs are largely borrowed from "The Wizard of Oz\" and \"Alice in Wonderland,\" there is something oddly intoxicating about Dave McKean and Neil Gaiman's coming-of-age fantasy \"MirrorMask.\" The teenager's journey through a nightmarish reverie presents hallucinogenic imagery that simultaneously dulls the senses and hot-wires the imagination, but it never fully engages emotionally.")
Times Staff WriterAlthough the plot and motifs are largely borrowed from "The Wizard of Oz" and "Alice in Wonderland," there is something oddly intoxicating about Dave McKean and Neil Gaiman's coming-of-age fantasy "MirrorMask." The teenager's journey through a nightmarish...Tags: Fantasy (genre), PG Rated Movies, Gaming, Circuses, Movies
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Notting Hill
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday May 28, 1999 "What am I doing with you?" Julia Roberts' Anna Scott--a.k.a. "Hollywood's biggest star by far"--says to Hugh Grant's William Thacker, the shambling and seemingly ordinary bookstore owner she is in the process of being smitten...Tags: Weddings, Movies, Julia Roberts, Hugh Grant, Marriage
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The Eyes of Tammy Faye
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday July 28, 2000 "The Eyes of Tammy Faye" not only gives us the skinny on the most celebrated eyelashes of our time (they're permanent albeit augmented by generous dollops of L'Oreal mascara), it very much sees the world through the eyes of that...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, California, Betty Ford, Cinema Industry, Movies
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'The Reckoning'
![In the medieval thriller "The Reckoning," the young English actor Paul Bettany plays a priest on the lam. Caught with his vestments around his ankles, Bettany's Nicholas has fled his old parish life for the secular road, the law in hot pursuit. Not long afterward, he stumbles on an acting troupe that grudgingly welcomes him into their company. When the actors in turn stumble onto a mystery — a boy lies dead and a woman stands accused — what began as an offbeat character study rapidly turns into an episode of "Law and Order: The Dark Ages."](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-03/11681827.jpg "In the medieval thriller "The Reckoning,\" the young English actor Paul Bettany plays a priest on the lam. Caught with his vestments around his ankles, Bettany's Nicholas has fled his old parish life for the secular road, the law in hot pursuit. Not long afterward, he stumbles on an acting troupe that grudgingly welcomes him into their company. When the actors in turn stumble onto a mystery — a boy lies dead and a woman stands accused — what began as an offbeat character study rapidly turns into an episode of \"Law and Order: The Dark Ages.\"")
Times Staff WriterIn the medieval thriller "The Reckoning," the young English actor Paul Bettany plays a priest on the lam. Caught with his vestments around his ankles, Bettany's Nicholas has fled his old parish life for the secular road, the law in hot pursuit. Not long...Tags: Celebrities, Jerry Orbach, Movies, Russell Crowe, Death
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