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Jenny Lewis Scoring 'Very Good Girls' Starring Dakota Fanning & Elizabeth Olsen
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- July 16, 2012 5:26 PM
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With production now underway on the drama "Very Good Girls" starring Dakota Fanning and Elizabeth Olsen, a bunch of little updates about the film have emerged, including the complete cast and an intriguing choice to score the movie.
Jon Favreau Teams With J.J. Abrams For 'Revolution'; Gavin O'Connor, Neil Burger & Ellen Barkin Take TV Pilots
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- February 10, 2012 9:25 AM
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Remember when big-screen talent lining up work on television was big news? Now it's frankly surprising if a Hollywood director or actor hasn't got a project on TV. Here's the latest list that will be working on pilots this year.
Gabe Toro's Best Films Of 2011
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- December 21, 2011 3:30 PM
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Great art challenges. Bad art flatters. But those of us who don’t dedicate our lives to film don’t always seek to be challenged. Sometimes we want to experience art at our leisure. One doesn’t schedule, or plan the impact of art (making a film review deceptive, as it can never be a critics’ final thoughts).
Review: 'Another Happy Day' Features One Of The Year's Best Female Performances By Ellen Barkin
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There's more to it than the fact that she's half-naked. There's the fact that she, a
Because the great script you're referring to - as is so often the case - is likely being
Ric Menello was a member of the WGA. He wrote scripts before and after his work with Gray, and even
Can't even spell Jodorowsky correctly? What a terrible site.
Not funny. Gregory is an asshole character and plays into the stereotypes.
Of course he says that Yoda doesn't fight. Back then Yoda was a muppett, Lucas didn't know
So sad that the press has to be so unimaginative and just perpetuate this inane stereotype of Ric
OMG! OMG! Can't wait to see Marion and Joaquin!!!!
Phillips in particular is such a whiner. Why even bother addressing the critics? If there's a
Just a close-up that's it? Musta missed that. Either way, he's in it for 1 sec?