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Andrew Garfield is 'getting on the fridge' as Biff, Spider-Man
NEW YORK — Seeing as he grew up in the county of Surrey in southeast England and was called one of Britain's rising stage actors at an early age, you might expect that Andrew Garfield has Sir Laurence Olivier as one of his role models. But his...
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2011 Summer movies list
May 6
The Beaver
A once-successful toy executive and family man suffering from depression begins communicating through a beaver hand puppet. With Mel Gibson, Jodie Foster and Anton Yelchin. Written by Kyle Killen. Directed by Foster. Summit...Tags: William Mapother, The Hangover (movie), Kenneth Branagh, England, Tom Brokaw
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New in paperback: Wit, elegance and war
Barbara Smit: "Sneaker Wars" (Harper Perennial) Two great sneaker companies, Adidas and Puma, were created by two brothers who began as partners and later turned into fierce rivals. Who knew? Smit limns out the story of Adi and Rudi Dassler, who...Tags: Milan Kundera, Mike Nichols, Robert Mapplethorpe, Death, Istanbul (Turkey)
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U.K. Agency Curtis Brown Flexes Its Prodân Muscle
VarietySince joining Curtis Brown in 1997, Nick Marston (pictured above) has led its transformation from musty literary boutique into one of Londonâs largest and most dynamic talent agencies, with its own flourishing production arm. As chairman of the...Tags: BBC, Movies, Cuba, Andrew Garfield, John Crowley
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'Boy A' follows a juvenile murderer's re-entry to society in the U.K.
Tribune criticLike "Control," the recent Anton Corbijn treatment of rock star Ian Curtis' short life, the powerful British drama " Boy A" announces its gravitas with a look—organically achieved, with cinematography, production design and direction working...Tags: Movies, Music Box Theatre, Robert Redford, Social Issues, Teen-agers
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Movie review: Is Anybody There? -- 4 out of 5 stars
Orlando Sentinel Movie CriticOccasionally wistful, often melancholy but always charming, Is Anybody There? is a coming-of-age comedy about old age. This wise but slight film is best appreciated for another winning Michael Caine turn as the old boy conjures a winning performance out...Tags: Michael Caine, Death, Is Anybody There? (movie), Roger Moore, Depression
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