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Box office: 'Saw 3D' beats 'Paranormal Activity 2' in final act of vengeance [updated]
Company TownThe series that began the modern torture-horror genre staged a small comeback. With no other new competition on Halloween weekend, "Saw 3D" opened to $24.2 million, according to an estimate from distributor Lionsgate. It easily beat "Paranormal Activity... -
Eastwood’s J. Edgar Hoover picture adds supporting players
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelJeffrey Donovan (“Changeling”) has joined the cast of Clint Eastwood's J. Edgar Hoover bio-drama, the one with Leo DiCaprio playing a taller, skinnier version of the high-voiced FBI chief. Donovan will play Robert F. Kennedy, Hoover's mid-60s... -
Book review: 'The New Biographical Dictionary of Film' by David Thomson
![Film both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David Thomson's "The New Biographical Dictionary of Film," an ongoing work that first appeared in the mid-1970s. Now in its fifth edition, almost 1,100 pages and with 130 new entries, this mad and magnificent opus finds cinema's Dr. Johnson disenchanted, wondering if anybody cares about film history anymore and even if the medium will continue to command a backward survey.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-12/58022891-01235302.jpg "Film both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David Thomson's "The New Biographical Dictionary of Film,\" an ongoing work that first appeared in the mid-1970s. Now in its fifth edition, almost 1,100 pages and with 130 new entries, this mad and magnificent opus finds cinema's Dr. Johnson disenchanted, wondering if anybody cares about film history anymore and even if the medium will continue to command a backward survey.")
Special to the Los Angeles TimesFilm both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David...Tags: Nicole Kidman, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Gary Cooper, Crime, Law and Justice, Debra Winger
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Fox Searchlight's 'Amelia': How did it make it onto the runway?
The Big PictureI know that all of America was queasily captivated last week by the bizarre "is it real or isn't it" Balloon Boy escapade. But here in Hollywood, heads are scratching over an equally puzzling mystery: How did Fox Searchlight, which...... -
Gold Derby nuggets: PGA reruns most TV nods | Letterman loves 'Brothers' | 'Nine' leads Satellite noms
Gold Derby• Daniel Fienberg delves into Monday's announcement of TV nominees for the 21st annual PGA kudos and discovers, "While the nominees are largely a familiar and traditional lot, without a single new Fall 2009 drama or comedy on the list, the PGA did... -
Audiences love 'Princess and the Frog,' 'Invictus,' but will they keep going?
Company TownWalt Disney Studios and Warner Bros. have established that moviegoers dig their new movies "The Princess and the Frog" and "Invictus." But as a holiday season crowded with highly anticipated movies approaches, the question is whether they can both keep...... -
Oscars guided by guild awards in nominations
Gold DerbyThis year, 19 of the 20 SAG acting nominees are contending at the Academy Awards. The only one not to make the cut was SAG supporting actress contender Diane Kruger ("Inglourious Basterds"), who was replaced on the Oscars ballot by Maggie Gyllenhaal ("... -
Dale Dickey at the Fla. Film Festival
Frankly My Dear» Orlando Sentinel – Frankly My DearIt happened with Patricia Clarkson a few years ago, with The Station Agent. It happened with Melissa Leo (Frozen River) and Amy River (Gone Baby Gone). No, aspiring actresses. You don't have to look like the prom queen to do good work, to get good work... -
Oscar movie preview 2009
Teenlink citics reveal who they think should take home the Oscar Best Picture: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Frost/Nixon Milk The Reader Slumdog Millionaire And the Oscar goes to: Slumdog Millionaire Despite my own personal campaign for Milk, I am...Tags: Hellboy II: The Golden Army (movie), Gus van Sant, Harvey Milk, Pixar Animation, The Conscience of Nhem En (movie)
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Reese Witherspoon, Angelina Jolie Top Actress Pay Scale
Zap2It.comReese Witherspoon and Angelina Jolie are Hollywood's most desirable leading ladies, at least if you measure by paycheck. According to the annual list of the industry's top-paid actresses compiled in The Hollywood Reporter, Witherspoon and Jolie rule...Tags: Nicole Kidman, Katherine Heigl, Wanted (movie), Cameron Diaz, Sandra Bullock
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Amy Ryan is here baby here
![BEN AFFLECK'S directorial debut, "Gone Baby Gone," is filled with Boston locals who anchor the soulful crime drama with homespun seediness.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2007-11/33610916.jpg "BEN AFFLECK'S directorial debut, "Gone Baby Gone,\" is filled with Boston locals who anchor the soulful crime drama with homespun seediness.")
BEN AFFLECK'S directorial debut, "Gone Baby Gone," is filled with Boston locals who anchor the soulful crime drama with homespun seediness.
Actress Amy Ryan isn't one of them.
Yet, the New York-based Broadway and television star so effortlessly slips...Tags: Television, New York, Personal Service, Sidney Lumet, Crime, Law and Justice
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Oscar shutouts and surprises: who defied the odds
![Each year, the Oscar nominations result in a pleasure-pain split in Hollywood. There's the "You like me, you really like me!" jubilation for those whose work gets honored. Then there are the bruised egos of those who early on had been touted as Oscar shoo-ins but whose work wound up unheralded by academy voters.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-01/44655995-22165340.jpg "Each year, the Oscar nominations result in a pleasure-pain split in Hollywood. There's the "You like me, you really like me!\" jubilation for those whose work gets honored. Then there are the bruised egos of those who early on had been touted as Oscar shoo-ins but whose work wound up unheralded by academy voters.")
Each year, the Oscar nominations result in a pleasure-pain split in Hollywood. There's the "You like me, you really like me!" jubilation for those whose work gets honored. Then there are the bruised egos of those who early on had been touted as Oscar...Tags: Bruce Springsteen, Richard Yates, Awards and Prizes, Happy-Go-Lucky (movie), Arts and Culture
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