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This weekend: ‘Walking Dead’ knockout; Daniel on ‘The Bible’; story of Twitter on ‘60 Minutes’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelThe weekend highlights, by night: SUNDAY 1. “The Walking Dead,” at 9 p.m. on AMC, focuses on Andrea (Laurie Holden) to deliver a suspenseful episode that would do Alfred Hitchcock proud. There are at least three classic moments in this... -
Friday’s Highlights: ‘In Plain Sight’ on USA
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Critic's Notebook: A farewell to 'In Plain Sight'
Show Tracker“In Plain Sight,” the USA Network series about witness protection, came to an end last Friday after five fine seasons. Although it was, in its broad outlines, a familiar thing, a basic-cable cop show with comically bantering leads -- Mary........ -
Friday’s Highlights
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of March 11 - 17 in PDF format TV listings for the week of March 11 - 17 in PDF format are also available at latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv Weekly TV Listings and more...... -
Friday’s Highlights: 'Merlin' on Syfy
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'The Shape of Things'
![In his remorseless yet compelling 1997 debut film "In the Company of Men," writer-director Neil LaBute revealed how nasty and cruel young white males, clad in an all but impervious armor of entitlement, could take out their frustrations and anger on women. With "The Shape of Things," which he adapted from his 2001 play of the same name, LaBute shows that women are capable of treating men in much the same manner.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-05/7721266.jpg "In his remorseless yet compelling 1997 debut film "In the Company of Men,\" writer-director Neil LaBute revealed how nasty and cruel young white males, clad in an all but impervious armor of entitlement, could take out their frustrations and anger on women. With \"The Shape of Things,\" which he adapted from his 2001 play of the same name, LaBute shows that women are capable of treating men in much the same manner.")
Times Staff WriterIn his remorseless yet compelling 1997 debut film "In the Company of Men," writer-director Neil LaBute revealed how nasty and cruel young white males, clad in an all but impervious armor of entitlement, could take out their frustrations and anger on...Tags: Jack Nicholson, California, Aaron Eckhart, Gretchen Mol, Neil LaBute
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'The Business of Strangers'
Times Staff WriterPatrick Stettner's crackling, unpredictable "The Business of Strangers" teams Stockard Channing, a commanding presence in all media, and Julia Stiles, one of the most fearless and talented young actresses in Hollywood today. In a singularly confident...Tags: Gaming, Air Transportation Delays, Hotels and Accommodations, Stockard Channing, Nick Harris
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Drama in 2003
Against the Ropes Boxing manager Jackie Kallen is the real-life inspiration for this fictional story of a fighter (Omar Epps) and his handler (Meg Ryan). With Tony Shalhoub, Tim Daly, Kerry Washington. Directed by Charles S. Dutton. Paramount, March...Tags: Natascha McElhone, Gretchen Mol, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Joffrey Ballet, Ving Rhames
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'When Will I Be Loved'
!["When Will I Be Loved" stars Neve Campbell as an archetypal <I>femme fatale</I>, which is the best explanation you're likely to get as to why her twentysomething character's name is Vera. Clearly, it's not a name her bourgeois-bohemian mom, portrayed by Karen Allen in flowing garments, would have picked out for her princess. You'd just as soon find a Myrtle among the teen mogulettes fingering the merchandise at Barneys.](http://www.calendarlive.com/media/thumbnails/story/2004-09/14184478.jpg ""When Will I Be Loved\" stars Neve Campbell as an archetypal <I>femme fatale</I>, which is the best explanation you're likely to get as to why her twentysomething character's name is Vera. Clearly, it's not a name her bourgeois-bohemian mom, portrayed by Karen Allen in flowing garments, would have picked out for her princess. You'd just as soon find a Myrtle among the teen mogulettes fingering the merchandise at Barneys.")
Times Staff writer"When Will I Be Loved" stars Neve Campbell as an archetypal femme fatale, which is the best explanation you're likely to get as to why her twentysomething character's name is Vera. Clearly, it's not a name her bourgeois-bohemian mom, portrayed by Karen...Tags: Dominic Chianese, Spike Lee, Neve Campbell, James Toback, Entertainment
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