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OUT
OF THE PAST
THE
THINGS THEY TOLD GUY & DI
Click
here to read Guy Flatley and Diane Baroni's interviews
with Jean
Arthur,
Cary
Grant,
Diane
Keaton, Gerard
Depardieu, Amy
Adams, Richard
Pryor, Jack
Nicholson, Edward
Albee,
Kris
Kristofferson,
Susan
Sarandon, Jake
Gyllenhaal,
Paul Bettany,
Amanda
Peet, Viva,
Al
Pacino, Barbra
Streisand, Clint
Eastwood, Woody
Allen,
Christopher
Walken, Butterfly
McQueen, Jack
Black, Liza
Minnelli and many more past and current movie
and stage greats.
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INTO
THE FUTURE
BEYOND
TOMORROW
For
all you need to know about the newest of the new films,
click here;
to read about the upcoming projects of your favorite
performers--from Affleck to Zellweger-- click
here and browse our alphabetical listing of
STAR TURNS.
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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'
Corner," at top of panel.
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AMONG
OUR CURRENT ATTRACTIONS...
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HE
ENGAGED US AND HE ENRAGED US, AND HE LEFT US TOTALLY BREATHLESS
Throughout a turbulent, politically
explosive decade, no filmmaker was more innovative, challenging
or influential than Jean-Luc Godard. In a five-week series, New
York's Film Forum pays tribute to the uncompromising French maverick.
Click here for details
on "GODARD'S 60s"; for Guy Flatley's 1970 New York Times
interview with Godard, click here.
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THE
NAKED TRUTH ABOUT SARAH'S BOYFRIEND
He's a pasty, paunchy nerd who
hasn't a clue as to why a nifty blonde dish is dumping him for a
glittery British satyr. Click
here for details on "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," the
hot new comedy from the cut-ups who gave us "The 40-Year-Old
Virgin," "Knocked Up" and "Superbad."
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ELLEN
TURNS ANOTHER PAGE
Ellen Page, the wonder teen
of "Juno," stars in a trio of new movies, including "Whip
It!," in which she plays a roller derby queen under the direction
of Drew Barrymore. "I can't wait to kick ass on wheels,"
she says. Click here for
details on all three films.
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WAS
GABLE A MAN'S MAN IN THE BEDROOM, TOO?
That's the surprising claim
made in a new Peeping-Tom tome. To read the New York Times review
of "Clark Gable: Tormented Star," click
here. For a Times review of a bio of Ava Gardner, one of Gable's
most incendiary leading ladies, click
here.
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