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Linda Winer on 'Forbidden Broadway' and 'Three Changes'
Linda.winer@newsday.comWHAT "Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab" WHERE 304 W. 47th St. INFO $65, 212-239-6200. Don't go, OK? Please, Gerard Alessandrini, we understand why you might not want to keep churning out editions of "Forbidden Broadway" for another 27 years. We can see...Tags: Joe Orton, Music Theater, Sam Shepard, Dylan McDermott, Harold Pinter
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Looking for a little relief?
-------------------- FOR THE RECORD: In the Fall Sneaks issue of Sunday's Calendar section, a listing for the film "Battle in Seattle" stated that ThinkFilm is the distributor. The correct distributor is Redwood Palms Pictures. -------------------- ---...Tags: Jada Pinkett Smith, Jay Leno, Traci Lords, Steve Buscemi, Jennifer Jason Leigh
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Movies of the fall
September
"Battle in Seattle": Actor Stuart Townsend wrote and directed this dramatization of the five volatile days of protest that rocked the Northwest city during the 2000 World Trade Organization summit. With Charlize Theron, Woody Harrelson, Ray...Tags: The Spirit, Kate Winslet, Jada Pinkett Smith, Jay Leno, Steve Buscemi
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The women of 'Mad Men'
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIN ITS first season, "Mad Men," AMC's glossy series about a group of guys on Madison Avenue, received critical raves for its finely drawn portraits of the employees of Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency. Set in 1960, it focused on Don Draper, a...Tags: Lynn Smith, Donna Reed, Norman Mailer, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Celebrity Mothers
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Charlie Bartlett's a big shot, but he's no Ferris Bueller
Sun reporter(C) Charlie Bartlett the character is an insufferably self-absorbed, irredeemably opportunistic teen philistine who'll do anything to maintain his popularity. If you want to spend 97 minutes watching his adventures, then by all means, have at it. Me? I'...Tags: Robert Downey Jr.
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'Charlie Bartlett'
jan.stuart@newsday.comIn last year's "Fierce People," Anton Yelchin played a teen of modest means who is welcomed into the lap of American aristocracy. In "Charlie Bartlett," the dimpled young actor plays a scion of enormous wealth who charms his way into the hearts of the...Tags: Robert Downey Jr., Teen-agers, Medical Specialization, Casey Affleck, People
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'Charlie Bartlett' (preppy-at-a-public-school comedy)
Special to the TribuneAnton Yelchin is officially on notice. As of "Charlie Bartlett," he joins "Superbad's" Michael Cera on the shortlist of sweet, talented young actors who have become one-trick ponies and need to get a new shtick fast. Yelchin's quirky, vulnerable, smart-...Tags: Robert Downey Jr., Western Medicines, Film Festivals, Medicine, People
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'Charlie' is a lightweight
In this tangled little dramedy, Charlie Bartlett, played with impressive panache by Anton Yelchin, is an awkward but charismatic teenager who spends most of his time hatching plans to make himself popular. Born into a wealthy but troubled family -- his...Tags: Robert Downey Jr.
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A good character actor stands and delivers truth
SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNEThe greats of my generation, Robert De Niro, Robert Duvall, Dustin Hoffman, Al Pacino, were character actors. That is, they were, by standards of a previous day, suitable to play in support of a star, but as they were ethnic, or not traditional matinee-...Tags: New York City Police Department, Defense, Armed Forces, John Malkovich, Gary Sinese
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Tuesday on DVD
"Ira and Abby" -- "Ira and Abby" is one of those sweet indie comedies about two unlikely people who meet cute -- and neurotic -- but manage to be entirely likable anyway. The fact that the characters are as endearing as they are shouldn't be too...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), M. Night Shyamalan, Jason Alexander, Rory Cochrane
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'The Nines'
gene.seymour@newsday.comOne can easily imagine reading John August's script for "The Nines" and being so impressed with its allusive dialogue and philosophical reach that one couldn't wait for the movie to be made. And August, who wrote the scripts for such quirky studio...Tags: Film Festivals, Video Games, Tim Burton
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'The Nines' falters
amNewYork Movie Critic"The Nines" stars Ryan Reynolds in a triptych of cryptically connected stories. As Gary, Gavin and Gabriel, he plays a celebrity who goes through rehab, a TV writer who gets screwed and a video game designer who loses his way in the woods, repectively....Tags: Game Playing
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