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Edward Norton grew up in Columbia, Md., a community founded by his grandfather, James Rouse. His breakthrough film role came in "Primal Fear," in which he played an altar boy accused of murder. He received an Oscar nomination and won a Golden Globe for his work in the film. His turn as a former skinhead earned him his second Oscar nomination. Norton has also starred in "The Incredible Hulk," "Fight Club" and "The People vs. Larry Flynt," among other films.
Edward Norton grew up in Columbia, Md., a community founded by his grandfather, James Rouse. His breakthrough film role came in "Primal Fear," in which he played an altar boy accused of murder. He received an Oscar nomination and won a Golden Globe for his work in the film. His turn as a former skinhead earned him his second Oscar nomination. Norton has also starred in "The Incredible Hulk," "Fight Club" and "The People vs. Larry Flynt," among other films.
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Actor Edward Norton lends face, feet to cause
Actor Edward Norton, who was raised in Columbia, will run the New York City Marathon on Sunday to lend support to the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust, which aims to preserve the biodiversity within tribal lands in Kenya and Tanzania through...Tags: New York City Marathon, Conservation, Interior Policy, Nature, Marathon
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Edward Norton lends face, feet to cause
The Associated PressEdward Norton settles around a table in a small office overlooking Times Square, the American actor dressed smartly in a black collared shirt. Next to him is Samson Parashina, a Maasai warrior from the East African savannah, wearing a colorful tunic and...Tags: New York City Marathon, Conservation, Interior Policy, Energy Resources, Natural Resource Industry
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Director and his stars press on, despite odds
"Respire" is a made-in- Maryland feature centered around a secret formula for prolonging life. It's also a horror movie, so naturally the secret to prolonging life leads to gruesome deaths and mass derangement.
The Baltimore area has become a center...Tags: Tom Hanks, Cinema Industry, DVDs, Sally Smith, Harbor East
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Documentary 'By the People' transports viewers back to election night
Baltimore Sun TV criticThere are three things you should know about the HBO documentary "By the People: The Election of Barack Obama." First, this two-hour film is the document in all likelihood by which the landmark presidential campaign of 2008 will be known to future...Tags: Voting, Government, U.S. Presidential Election (2008), Documentary (genre), Benjamin L. Cardin
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Nueva York se prepara para celebrar la 40 edición de su popular maratón
Nueva York, 31 oct (EFE).- La ciudad de Nueva York se prepara hoypara acoger la 40 edición de su popular maratón, el más famoso ylucrativo del mundo, y en el que este año se espera que participenmás de 42.000 personas de un total de 105 países....Tags: Halloween, Celebrity, Katie Holmes, Tom Cruise, Central Park
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HBO filmmakers get inside Obama campaign
NEW YORK — Pivotal presidential campaigns are frequently defined in retrospect by documentaries.
"The War Room" chronicled Bill Clinton's political operation in 1992, adding a phrase to the political lexicon in the process. Alexandra Pelosi's...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Wrestling, Cinema Industry, Government, U.S. Presidential Election (2008)
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'By the People' documents Obama's landmark victory
Tribune newspapersThere are three things you should know about the HBO documentary "By the People: The Election of Barack Obama." First, this two-hour film is the document in all likelihood by which the landmark presidential campaign of 2008 will be known to future...Tags: Cinema Industry, John F. Kennedy, Voting, Referenda, Government
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No theatrics: Obama camp ran tight ship
Special to the TribuneOne year ago Americans went to the polls to vote for a new president, and perhaps enough time has passed to warrant a look back at the campaign itself, captured in the new documentary "By the People: The Election of Barack Obama" (which debuts Tuesday...Tags: Cinema Industry, U.S. Presidential Election (2008), Documentary (genre), David Axelrod, YouTube
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'The Invention of Lying': telling whoppers pays off
Sun Movie CriticRicky Gervais has cast himself perfectly as the hero of "The Invention of Lying." Playing mild-mannered Mark Bellison, the first fellow to practice the art of prevarication in an alternate world where everyone tells the truth, he's a master of covert-...Tags: Jennifer Garner, Cinema Industry, Jonah Hill, Tina Fey, Invention and Innovation
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Baltimore native Jason Winer at the helm of 'Modern Family'
Baltimore Sun TV criticJay Winer says he knew his son Jason had found his passion in 1987, after a weekend of watching the teenager play Puck in a Friends School of Baltimore production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." In attendance for each of four performances, Winer and his...Tags: Christopher LLoyd, Dancing, Recording Industry Association of America, Documentary (genre), YouTube
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Ricky Gervais' honest 'invention'
The scene being filmed called for Ricky Gervais to clear up the question of whether or not he was the Messiah.
Despite the weighty confusion, the British comedian looked every bit himself -- barrel-waisted, sheepish and wearing a dark suit -- as he stood...Tags: Jack Lemmon, Drama (genre), Jennifer Garner, Celebrity Mothers, Jason Bateman
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