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Theater review: 'The Jacksonian' at Geffen Playhouse
Culture MonsterBeth Henley's new play, "The Jacksonian" has its world premiere in a Geffen Playhouse production, directed by Robert Falls, that features Ed Harris, Amy Madigan and Bill Pullman.... -
Wednesday’s Highlights: 'Bent' on NBC
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Bryan Cranston joins Annette Bening in 'It's a Wonderful Life'
Culture MonsterBryan Cranston, the Emmy-winning star of AMC's "Breaking Bad," will costar with Annette Bening in "It's a Wonderful Life" at the Geffen Playhouse on Dec. 10.... -
Ed Harris, Amy Madigan to star in Geffen Playhouse's 'Jacksonian'
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Falls to work with some bold-faced names
The Theater LoopThe Geffen Theatre has announced some of the cast for Robert Falls' production of the new Beth Henley play, "The Jacksonian," slated for February: Ed Harris, Bill Pullman, Amy Madigan and Glenne Headly. There are hopes that the production will...... -
'Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen'
!["Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen" is so much like a colorful, fanciful pop-up Valentine's card that it should have opened last weekend, yet a movie as funny and sharply exuberant as this Disney production is welcome any time. This affectionate satire of the clichés of the teen-angst movie effectively teams "Freaky Friday's" Lindsay Lohan with Alison Pill, recently seen in "Pieces of April," brings on Megan Fox as the sleekest of villains and affords Carol Kane one of the wackiest roles of her career.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-02/11481861.jpg ""Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen\" is so much like a colorful, fanciful pop-up Valentine's card that it should have opened last weekend, yet a movie as funny and sharply exuberant as this Disney production is welcome any time. This affectionate satire of the clichés of the teen-angst movie effectively teams \"Freaky Friday's\" Lindsay Lohan with Alison Pill, recently seen in \"Pieces of April,\" brings on Megan Fox as the sleekest of villains and affords Carol Kane one of the wackiest roles of her career.")
Times Staff Writer"Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen" is so much like a colorful, fanciful pop-up Valentine's card that it should have opened last weekend, yet a movie as funny and sharply exuberant as this Disney production is welcome any time. This affectionate satire...Tags: Megan Fox, The Walt Disney Co., Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman (tv program), Carol Kane, Manhattan (New York City)
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Mr. Holland's Opus
FOR THE TIMESFriday December 29, 1995 Screenwriter Patrick Sheane Duncan reportedly came up with the idea for "Mr. Holland's Opus" while stuck in a Los Angeles traffic jam. Instead of getting out of his car and beating up minorities as Michael Douglas did in...Tags: John Lennon, Richard Dreyfuss, Transportation, Vice (movie), California
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2 Days in the Valley
FOR THE TIMESFriday September 27, 1996 Hodgepodge may not be the word writer-director John Herzfeld would use to describe his quirky black comedy "2 Days in the Valley," but hodgepodge it is. And that's not all bad. There are too many characters, but...Tags: Robert Altman, Pulp Fiction (movie), Comedy (genre), James Spader, Charlize Theron
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'Breakfast of Champions'
Times Staff WriterFor years, writer-director Alan Rudolph had wanted to film Kurt Vonnegut Jr.'s "Breakfast of Champions," a dark, satirical comedy of middle-aged, Middle American angst, and Bruce Willis finally made his dream come true by signing on both as star and, in...Tags: Alan Rudolph, Albert Finney, Trout, Nick Nolte, Television
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What's the Worst That Could Happen?
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday June 1, 2001 "What's the Worst That Could Happen?" teams Martin Lawrence and Danny DeVito and backs them up with a raft of talented performers, but the best that can be said for this MGM David vs. Goliath crime comedy is that it gives one and...Tags: Adultery, John Leguizamo, Larry Miller, Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes
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'Around the Bend'
!["Around the Bend" is the kind of pan-generational, single-sex, multi-hankie family picture that would have starred Shirley MacLaine and Julia Roberts had it been made 20 years ago. Instead, it features Michael Caine as a dying, but still chipper, patriarch; Christopher Walken as a prodigal son who shows up just in time for redemption; Josh Lucas as the tense, resentful son he left behind; and Jonah Bobo as the saucer-eyed 6-year-old who takes it all in. It's got a desert road trip, a beat-up VW bus, a '60s soul soundtrack and Walken dancing around a campfire, unbidden. It's about fathers and sons and unbreakable bonds and sad, shameful pasts. Gentlemen, it's a male chick flick — "The Dirty Secrets of the Ya-Ya Brotherhood."](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-10/14565381.jpg ""Around the Bend\" is the kind of pan-generational, single-sex, multi-hankie family picture that would have starred Shirley MacLaine and Julia Roberts had it been made 20 years ago. Instead, it features Michael Caine as a dying, but still chipper, patriarch; Christopher Walken as a prodigal son who shows up just in time for redemption; Josh Lucas as the tense, resentful son he left behind; and Jonah Bobo as the saucer-eyed 6-year-old who takes it all in. It's got a desert road trip, a beat-up VW bus, a '60s soul soundtrack and Walken dancing around a campfire, unbidden. It's about fathers and sons and unbreakable bonds and sad, shameful pasts. Gentlemen, it's a male chick flick — \"The Dirty Secrets of the Ya-Ya Brotherhood.\"")
Times Staff Writer"Around the Bend" is the kind of pan-generational, single-sex, multi-hankie family picture that would have starred Shirley MacLaine and Julia Roberts had it been made 20 years ago. Instead, it features Michael Caine as a dying, but still chipper,...Tags: Shirley MacLaine, Health, Family, Julia Roberts, Health and Medical Professionals
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'Bartleby'
Times Staff WriterJonathan Parker's "Bartleby" is an ambitious attempt to update the 1853 Herman Melville novella "Bartleby the Scrivener." It's not a bad idea, and it has the right cast and the right look. But, sad to say, it lacks the pace and energy to make it come...Tags: Santa Monica, Movies, Entertainment, Los Angeles, Long Beach (Los Angeles, California)
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