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Monthly Archives: December 2021
“Black Widow” (2021)
The film “Black Widow” begins in 1995, and focuses on a family of four in Ohio, that are anything, but typical. The father, Alexei, played by Golden Globe nominee David Harbour (Stranger Things), is secretly the Red Guardian, Russia’s answer … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Widow (2021), Cate Shortland, David Harbour, Don Heck, Don Rico, Eric Pearson, Ever Anderson, Florence Pugh, Jac Schaeffer, Michelle Lee, Ned Benson, O-T Fagbenie, Olga Kurylenko, Rachel Weisz, Ray Winstone, Scarlett Johansson, Stan Lee, Tales of Suspense # 52, Violet McGraw, William Hurt
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“A Christmas Carol” (1984)
There have been numerous versions of “A Christmas Carol” that have been performed on stage and screen, but the 1984 television movie, at least from all the productions I’ve seen, remains my favorite. Ebenezer Scrooge, brilliantly embodied by Oscar winner … Continue reading
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Tagged A Christmas Carol (1984), Alastair Sim, Angela Pleasence, Charles Dickens, Clive Donner, David Warner, Edward Woodward, Frank Finlay, George C. Scott, Joanne Whalley, John Quarmby, Lucy Gutteridge, Mark Strickson, Michael Carter, Michael Gough, Nick Bicât, Nigel Davenport, Roger O. Hirson, Roger Rees, Toni Imi
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“Above Suspicion – Starring Game of Thrones Emilia Clarke”
The film “Above Suspicion” takes place in the Appalachian mountain town of Pikeville, Kentucky. Susan Smith, portrayed by BAFTA winner and four time Emmy nominee, Emilia Clarke (Game of Thrones), stars in, and narrates the movie. The film is based … Continue reading
“The Queen’s Gambit”
“The Queen’s Gambit” centers on the story of Beth Harmon portrayed in an outstanding manner by Golden Globe winner Anya Taylor-Joy (Last Night in Soho). Harmon is orphaned, after her mother Alice (Chloe Pirrie), commits suicide. She will turn out, … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Scott, Anya Taylor-Joy, Bill Camp, Carlos Rafael Rivera, Chloe Pirrie, Harry Melling, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, Jonjo O'Neill, Marcin Dorocinski, Marielle Heller, Michelle Tesoro, Moses Ingram, Patrick Kennedy, Scott Frank, Steven Meizler, The Queen's Gambit, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Walter Tevis
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