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The habit Hollywood can't seem to kick: Remakes
The Big PictureHollywood, as everyone knows, is teeming with liberals of every shape, size, creed and color. Away from work, the legions of Prius-driving actors, filmmakers and studio executives are always busy ardently promoting some desperately important progressive... -
VIDEO: 'Gossip Girl' alum Willa Holland gets strangled in 'Straw Dogs'
The Dish RagWilla Holland plays Janice, the young wife who gets strangled in the remake of "Straw Dogs." The Ford model/actress and stepdaughter of director Brian DePalma was encouraged by Steven Spielberg to work in front of the cameras. She became a...... -
Backstage with 'Fantastic Mr. Fox's' Wes Anderson and Jason Schwartzman
The Big PictureLast night, as part of an awards season film series sponsored by my newspaper, I hosted a screening of "The Fantastic Mr. Fox" with its filmmaker, Wes Anderson, and Jason Schwartzman, who voices Ash, Mr. Fox's ungainly, often not entirely...... -
Owen, Statham, a new Killer Elite
Frankly My Dear» Orlando Sentinel – Frankly My DearClive Owen and Jason Statham will take on the remake of an iconic Sam Peckinpah actioner — The Killer Elite. Back before assassins and professional “shooters” were common as movie dirt, the 1975 Peckinpah film about spies and killing... -
Ernie Borgnine–the next Betty White?
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelHe's got a funny supporting role in the all-star spy actioner RED, opening in Oct. He's slated to be in Orlando for the FXShow convention in mid October, too. And in January, Ernest Borgnine, Oscar winner, will be honored by the Screen Actor's Guild at... -
Tom Runyon dies at 89; fiction writer and actor shared name with Hollywood Hills canyon
Tom Runyon, who shared his family name with a Hollywood Hills canyon and his simple fare at his rough-hewn roadhouse on Mulholland Highway with the famous and famously interesting, has died. He was 89.
Runyon, a fiction writer and occasional actor,...Tags: Bob Dylan, Death, Armed Forces, Apartments, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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'True Blood' star draws 'Straw Dogs'
Zap2It"True Blood's" enigmatic Eric just can't escape the Deep South. Alexander Skarsgard, who plays the Louisiana vampire on HBO, has joined the remake of Sam Peckinpah's 1971 classic "Straw Dogs," according to Variety. That movie showed an everyday man's...Tags: Kate Bosworth, Mississippi, Louisiana, Dustin Hoffman, Los Angeles
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Arnold Laven dies at 87; director and producer
Arnold Laven, a film and television director and producer who was a partner in the production company that produced the TV series "The Rifleman" and "The Big Valley," has died. He was 87.
Laven died of complications of pneumonia Sept. 13 at Tarzana...Tags: The Big Valley (tv program) , World War II (1939-1945), Death, New Mexico, Armed Forces
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'The Wire' loses spark in newsroom storyline
Sun television criticWriting about the past four seasons of HBO's The Wire has been one of the great pleasures of this job. But reviewing the fifth and final season, which begins next Sunday on the premium cable channel, is more of a mixed blessing. It's not that the...Tags: The Wire (tv program), Ethics, Television Industry, News Media, Newspaper and Magazine
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The Road: A Novel
Special to The TimesBEFORE a morgue culture determined to hang a tag on every toe, Cormac McCarthy stands defiantly alive and untagged. Born in New England, he came of literary age in the South with 1965's "The Orchard Keeper" and thus was a "Southern writer" in the eyes...Tags: California, Cormac McCarthy, New York, Disasters, Texas
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'Warren Oates: A Wild Life' by Susan Compo
Many a great film director is tethered artistically to a trusted actor: John Ford had the Duke, Fellini had Mastroianni and Scorsese had De Niro.
For Sam Peckinpah, the volatile maverick who reinvented the western as a hyperviolent, nihilistic...Tags: California, Harry Dean Stanton, Death, Peter Falk, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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AFI program honors Newman, Heston, Ledger and more
After the deaths last year of filmmakers Ingmar Bergman, Michelangelo Antonioni and Edward Yang, and cinematographer Laszlo Kovacs, organizers of the 2007 AFI Film Festival created a "Milestones" programming block to honor them.
"These were the people...Tags: Sydney Pollack, Film Festivals, Australia (movie), Anthony Minghella, Death
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