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Gael Garcia Bernal & Marina Fois To Star In Cyril Cohen's Tel Aviv-Set Dramedy 'Weeping Susannah'
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Mexican actor Gael Garcia Bernal is one actor whose career we always like to keep a track of considering his keen eye for directorial talent. He grew to prominence with roles in the films of Alejandro González Iñárritu ("Amores Perros," "Babel"); has since worked with names like Michel Gondry ("The Science Of Sleep"), Pedro Almodóvar ("Bad Education"), Walter Salles ("The Motorcycle Diaries") and Jim Jarmusch ("The Limits Of Control"); and has also been loosely attached to star in Martin Scorsese's next film, "Silence."
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And how is this in any way a bad thing? Cruise made "Jack Reacher" absolutely impossible
Never mind -- just appeared.
Where's the byline on this review?
"joel cohen"... who let you write for this website?
JJ also needs to keep the story simple. The original films' plot was: bad guys chase the good
"Itâs not, after all, terribly difficult to act wet when you are wet." Now THAT'S
Others have said, but I'll drive the nail home. Get your panties out of a bunch and grow up.
WOW, I've heard only good things, but this looks superb. Good to see you get a trailer quote
the first film's* ending
Return of the Jedi does suffer from tonal inconsistency, not just relative to the other movies, but