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Oscars 2013: Five things we learned from the awards season
The Oscars are over. (Or is Seth MacFarlane still singing? We turned off the TV.) "Argo" has its best picture trophy. Ben Affleck made his final self-deprecating acceptance speech. And the White House cashed in on its last awards season photo op. What...
Tags: Life of Pi (movie), Entertainment, Steve Carell, Movies, Barack Obama
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Dan Brown: What's the film status of his book 'The Lost Symbol'?
With "The Da Vinci Code" author Dan Brown's news Tuesday morning that he would be releasing a new Robert Langdon adventure in May, we thought it wise to check in with the movie prospects for Brown's last Langdon tale, "The Lost Symbol," which resided on...
Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Angels & Demons (movie), Never Let Me Go (movie), The Da Vinci Code (movie)
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'Zero Dark Thirty' hunts for Bin Laden -- and more
In 2008, the screenwriter Mark Boal sought an appointment with a retired special-forces operator. Boal was researching a movie about the fruitless search for Osama bin Laden in the caves of Tora Bora six years before, and he wanted insight into how U.S....
Tags: Entertainment, Stanley Kubrick, Steven Spielberg, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc., Lincoln (movie, 2012)
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'The Bourne Legacy': A new super-spy nabs mixed reviews
Over the years, Hollywood has come up with a number of ways to continue and revive lucrative movie franchises. The James Bond films, for example, have swapped in new actors to play the lead role, while wholesale reboots like"Batman Begins"and"The...
Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Rachel Weisz, Batman Begins (movie), Tony Gilroy
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Cannes 2012: Weinstein Co. buys Libyan revolution documentary
24 FramesCANNES, France -- For the second time in as many days at the Cannes Film Festival, Harvey Weinstein has gotten political. The independent-film mogul has bought “The Oath of Tobruk,” a documentary about the 2011 Libyan revolution directed by... -
Cannes 2012: 'Bourne's' Paul Greengrass to tackle FC Barcelona
24 FramesPaul Greengrass, director of "The Bourne Ultimatum," will make a movie about FC Barcelona and stars such as Lionel Messi.... -
Cannes 2012: Is Roman Polanski seeking some image rehab?
24 FramesRoman Polanski, who fled to Europe rather than face potentila jail time, is the subject of a new documentary and will be coming to the Cannes Film Festival... -
On Location: Virgin flies high with 'Departure Date' film
Company TownBritish tycoon Sir Richard Branson has made a career out of bucking conventions — opening a recording studio in a country estate, building an affordable, premium airline service with soft violet mood lighting and seat-back entertainment screens, and... -
'Dream On' Actress Stars In 'Boeing-Boeing' At Hartford Stage
The Hartford CourantDenny Dillon has lived an improvised life. Whether growing up in Cleveland, only to be thrust into high school in the Philippines, or riffing with John Travolta, which landed her a memorable part in"Saturday Night Fever," or finding herself in an out-of-...Tags: Entertainment, Tommy Tune, Amanda Plummer, Music, Music Theater
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'Safe House' a bumpy ride, with Denzel in the driver's seat -- ✭✭ 1/2
![Early on in the derivative but fairly absorbing blur titled "Safe House,"set in Cape Town, South Africa, Denzel Washington's Tobin Frost, a spy in from the cold, is brought to a Central Intelligence Agency safe house so that he can be asked a few questions about the super-secret intel he has in his possession. Wordlessly, Washington sits in a chair, as a supporting player (Robert Patrick) prepares for the waterboarding, and in one five-second progression Washington smiles, drops his head, lifts it back up — and his face has morphed into that of a man who has killed and will be killing again very soon.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/column/2012-02/67943044-08144250.jpg "Early on in the derivative but fairly absorbing blur titled "Safe House,\"set in Cape Town, South Africa, Denzel Washington's Tobin Frost, a spy in from the cold, is brought to a Central Intelligence Agency safe house so that he can be asked a few questions about the super-secret intel he has in his possession. Wordlessly, Washington sits in a chair, as a supporting player (Robert Patrick) prepares for the waterboarding, and in one five-second progression Washington smiles, drops his head, lifts it back up — and his face has morphed into that of a man who has killed and will be killing again very soon.")
Early on in the derivative but fairly absorbing blur titled "Safe House,"set in Cape Town, South Africa, Denzel Washington's Tobin Frost, a spy in from the cold, is brought to a Central Intelligence Agency safe house so that he can be asked a few...Tags: Cape Town (South Africa), Entertainment, Thriller (genre), Tony Scott, Denzel Washington
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Are Tom Cruise and Matt Damon starting to switch places?
24 FramesMission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol star Tom Cruise has a major hit, while Matt Damon has struggled with We Bought a Zoo... -
Terrorism's Ripple Effects
The police chief -------------------- By William J. Bratton -------------------- SEPT. 11, 2001, primary election day in New York City, began as a picture-perfect day. Early that morning, I'd done a call-in interview with radio show host Don...Tags: John Le Carre, Entertainment, Primaries, Trips and Vacations, Industrial Accidents
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