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THINGS THEY TOLD GUY & DI
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Arthur,
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Keaton, Gerard
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Adams, Richard
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Nicholson, Edward
Albee,
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Kristofferson,
Susan
Sarandon, Jake
Gyllenhaal,
Paul Bettany,
Amanda
Peet, Viva,
Barbra
Streisand, Clint
Eastwood, Woody
Allen,
Christopher
Walken, Butterfly
McQueen, Al
Pacino, Liza
Minnelli, Jack
Black and many more past and current movie
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CRITICS'
CORNER
LOVE & HISSES
To
read what reviewers had to say about current and recent
movies--from the nice to the truly nasty--click on "Critics'
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AMONG
OUR CURRENT ATTRACTIONS...
SHIRLEY MEETS A LADYKILLER, AND THE SCOUNDREL'S NAME IS JACK!
Once upon a real time in the 1990s, a playful Texas undertaker named Bernie Tiede courted and, many say, murdered Majorie Nugent, the wealthiest widow in the entire town of Carthage. Would you believe Jack Black and Shirley MacLaine as this flamboyantly odd true-life couple? You'll know the answer to that question when you catch up with Richard Linklater's "Bernie." Click here for details.
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IS JENNIFER ANISTON GETTING A BUM DEAL FROM THE CRITICS?
From some, perhaps, but not from all. Certainly not from Joe Baltake, who deems her a terrific comedienne and a most companionable screen presence. For a persuasive take on Jen's career, click here to visit Baltake's first-rate site, "The Passionate Moviegoer." To read Stephen Holden's review of "The Switch," the new Aniston comedy, click here.
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HAS MEL FINALLY FOUND HIS PERFECT MATCH?
What's a poor sap to do if the only person he feels he can trust is a faux rodent? You'll find out if and when you catch up with Mel Gibson in "The Beaver," co-starring and directed by Mel's close friend Jodie Foster. Click here for details on this and many more new comedies.
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ANYBODY HERE SEEN RYAN MURPHY'S LOST MOVIE?
We all know about the publicity-savvy director's "Eat Pray Love," but what we'd really like to know about is his gone-missing "Dirty Tricks," starring Meryl Streep as Martha Mitchell, the woman who ended up as collateral damage in Richard Nixon's own private war. Click here for details. |


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FROM THE MOVIECRAZED ARCHIVES
The naked truth about love & sex, marriage & divorce, booze & dope, cinema & sin--as told to Guy Flatley by movie celebs who'd been there, done that and didn't mind admitting it. Click here for excerpts from Guy's one-on-one interviews with major stars including Cary Grant, Diane Keaton, Woody Allen, Jack Nicholson, Richard Pryor, Catherine Deneuve, Jack Black, Barbra Streisand, Al Pacino, Tuesday Weld, Susan Sarandon, Dustin Hoffman, Robert De Niro, Viva and many, many more.
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