Movies
“Trial by Jury,” an absorbing and ingenious courtroom drama/lady-in-distress thriller, is all the more entertaining for having successfully made consistently plausible the increasingly improbable.
Sept. 10, 1994
A New Arrival: Val Kilmer, who starred as singer Jim Morrison in the film “The Doors,” and his wife, British actress Joanne Whalley Kilmer, have become parents of their first child.
Nov. 4, 1991
Travel & Experiences
Where does Howard Rosenberg get off calling Joanne Whalley “troll-sized” in his review of “Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis” (“Are We Still Smitten With Camelot?
Nov. 11, 2000
“Trial by Jury,” a drama starring William Hurt and Joanne Whalley-Kilmer and playing in general release, also opens today.
Sept. 9, 1994
Television
“I have a tendency to overdo things,” Scarlett O’Hara reflects after forking over the coins to finance a band of Irish revolutionaries in CBS’ four-part sequel to “Gone With the Wind.”
Nov. 11, 1994
Still dripping wet from her location work in Spain on “Navy SEALS,” Joanne Whalley-Kilmer immediately joins Tom Berenger, Bob Hoskins, Greta Scacchi and Corbin Bernsen in Wolfgang Peterson’s erotic thriller--still untitled--based on the novel “The Plastic Nightmare.”
Feb. 11, 1990
Entertainment & Arts
“The Man Who Knew Too Little” is too little, too late.
Nov. 14, 1997
“Mother’s Boys,” a scary and unsettling drama of psychological suspense, is as elegant as it is risk-taking.
March 21, 1994
“Shattered” (selected theaters) takes us into the perplexed mind of a partial amnesiac (Tom Berenger), who in the wake of a near-fatal car crash can tell you the name of the San Francisco landmark building in which he works but has no personal memories whatsoever.
Oct. 11, 1991
The last we saw of Mrs. Scarlett O’Hara Butler, no one gave a damn about her.
Nov. 13, 1994