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Friday's TV Highlights: 'Shakespeare Uncovered' on KOCE
Click here to download TV listings for the week of Jan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2013 in PDF format This week's TV Movies -------------------- SERIES Undercover Boss: When Sara Bittorf of "Boston Market" goes under cover she struggles to manage a busy...
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Hartford's 'Water By The Spoonful' Opens Off-Broadway
The Hartford CourantIs it possible to fall in love with all the characters in a play, even those who see themselves as less-than-worthy members of the human race? And then, after more than a year, fall in love with them all over again? That's what happened to me with...Tags: New York City, Apple iPad, Music, Other Desert Cities (play), The New York Times
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'Gods and Generals'
Times Staff WriterJust as the Civil War revealed a nation divided, Ronald F. Maxwell's "Gods and Generals," a prequel to his 1993 "Gettysburg," is a film divided. With an awesome sense of authenticity and scope, he has staged three major battles leading up to the...Tags: PG Rated Movies, Celebrities, Olivia de Havilland, Mira Sorvino, Fredericksburg (Fredericksburg, Virginia)
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The Thomas Crown Affair
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday August 6, 1999 "The Thomas Crown Affair" plays by the rules. A moderately diverting entertainment as sleek and aerodynamically sound as the glider its characters tool around in, it takes no extraordinary chances and delivers no major...Tags: Clint Eastwood, Mel Gibson, Celebrities, Kevin Costner, John Travolta
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Down to Earth
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday February 16, 2001 Hollywood has made a habit of taking charismatic, even transgressive performers and putting them into tepid popular entertainments. Think Elvis Presley. Think Richard Pryor. And now, think Chris Rock. In fact, "Down to...Tags: Elvis Presley, Richard Pryor, The New York Times, Chris Weitz, Chris Rock
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'13 Conversations About One Thing'
Times Staff Writer"13 Conversations About One Thing" is about as far removed from a Hollywood movie as a film can be and still have familiar stars and a traditional narrative form--albeit with some deft shifts back and forth in time. Tautly written, resolutely low-key,...Tags: Mike Leigh, Head Injuries, Michael Stipe, Matthew McConaughey, Manhattan (New York City)
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Movie review, 'The Sleepy Time Gal'
- See where this movie is playing. ++++++++++++++++++++ || Make a night of it. Find: - Recommended dining - Recommended bars || ++++++++++++++++++++ Jacqueline Bisset, still one of the screen's great beauties, gets a chance to shine in...Tags: Amy Madigan, Radio Industry, Jacqueline Bisset, Martha Plimpton, Chicago Tribune
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Movie review, 'Gods and Generals'
The South rises again in "Gods and Generals," an often striking 3 1/2-hour Civil War epic that has the unfortunate effect of overtipping the dramatic scales in favor of the Southern generals and turning almost everybody into waxen idols who spout...Tags: Fiction, George Allen, Chicago Tribune, Mira Sorvino, Ted Turner
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Movie review: 'White Chicks'
Tribune Movie Critic1-1/2 stars (out of 4) Isn't there some kind of unwritten law that a movie has to make some sense before it can make you laugh? Maybe not. Some film premises are so outlandish, so thinly worked out and so deep-down ridiculous that they wind up sinking...Tags: Jack Lemmon, Anne Dudek, Steven Bernstein, Family, Keenen Ivory Wayans
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The Rich Man's Wife
TIMES FILM CRITICFriday September 13, 1996 "Suckers" is the last word anyone says in "The Rich Man's Wife." It's a fitting epitaph for this muddled film as well as an apt description of anyone misguided enough to spend money to see it. Written and directed...Tags: Alfred Hitchcock, Christopher McDonald, Clive Owen, Robert Redford, Clea Lewis
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Movie review, 'Thirteen Conversations About One Thing'
Jill Sprecher's ensemble drama, "Thirteen Conversations About One Thing," is Altman-esque, with intersecting characters whose lives collide because of fate, luck and the bitter ironies of chance. It's about New York City itself, lonely and impersonal,...Tags: New York City, Paul Thomas Anderson, Edward Hopper, Matthew McConaughey, Manhattan (New York City)
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