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Katey’s a ‘Rebel,’ ‘Okay’ Returns to Freeform, Eve Returns to ‘Last Man,’ ‘Clarice’ Back on the Job
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Here’s a new rebel yell: “Do the right thing quietly before I get awfully loud.” So quips Annie “Rebel” Bello, the latest memorable character in the arsenal of the versatile Katey Sagal. From bawdy Peg Bundy on
Married with Children to the Lady Macbeth of bikers on
Sons of Anarchy and most recently as Dan’s rocker girlfriend on
The Conners, Sagal has range and infinite appeal. Which comes in handy in her earnest new project, inspired by the life of executive producer Erin Brockovich (a role that did very nicely for Julia Roberts back in the day). Rebel is a slinky, sneaky advocate for the underdog, unafraid to take on corporate giants in her quest for justice, a crusade that often involves members of her long-suffering but secretly admiring family. “She’s energized
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I can only imagine how proud David Cronenberg (a master of intensely thought-provoking and simply intense horror classics) must be of his son, Brandon Cronenberg, for what he has made out of his own filmmaking career thus far. Case in point, his sophomore feature-length directorial effort
Possessor - an intensely thought-provoking and simply intense horror film featuring Andrea Riseborough, Christopher Abbott, and Jennifer Jason Leigh among the talented cast. That being said, I can also only imagine how many people walked away from the
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It appears that the lambs have not stopped screaming for FBI agent Clarice Starling, who will now be played by Rebecca Breeds in an upcoming series that continues her story. Joining her in the
Clarice cast are the likes of Kal Penn as a fellow agent, Michael Cudlitz as a district attorney already well known to the of the âHannibalâ universe, and many more.
Red Dragon - which was made into an acclaimed 1991 thriller. Director Jonathan Demmeâs film won four Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor for Sir Anthony Hopkins as the chilling, but charming, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, and Best Actress for Jodie Foster as the ambitious FBI rookie. Now, in the tradition of Bryan Fullerâs striking prequel series
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STRATFORD – Live theatre is still be out of the question, but Stratford Festival fans still have plenty to look forward to in 2021, including new content and the return of its Thursday night online viewing parties.
The festival has announced that three of its filmed Shakespeare productions and 10 weeks of original programming safely created during the pandemic will be free to watch for a limited time on YouTube, beginning Thursday with The Merry Wives of Windsor.
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Stratford Festival Watch Parties Resume This Thursday With THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
Three Shakespeare films will be featured in this latest round of viewing parties. They stream worldwide at 7 p.m. ET and remain available for free for 36 hours.by BWW News Desk
The Stratford Festival s popular Thursday night free viewing parties resume this week with an entertaining variety of offerings, including new and legacy films and all new original content safely created during the pandemic - adding to the rich mine of theatrical content available on Stratfest@Home, the Festival s $10-a-month streaming service.
Three Shakespeare films will be featured in this latest round of viewing parties. They stream worldwide at 7 p.m. ET on www.youtube.com/stratfordfestival and remain available for free for 36 hours.