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IT’S IN YOUR INBOX
“Moon Knight”
(March 30)
before your
mailbox
From Marvel Studios
comes this live-action
series that stars Oscar
Isaac (“Inside Llewyn
Davis”) as a former
U.S. Marine with
dissociative identity
disorder who is drawn
into a deadly mystery
involving Egyptian
gods by his multiple
identities. Ethan
Hawke (“The Good
Lord Bird”) and May Calamawy (“Ramy”) are also
in the cast. (ORIGINAL)
“The Knights
of Castelcorvo”
(March 30)
From Italy comes this
comedy mystery series
for the younger set
about a small village of
cobblestone streets and
colorful houses, where
witches and other
magical beings lay
low and an old castle
full of secrets and
mysteries looms above.
Fabio Bizarro, Mario
Luciani and Margherita Rebbeggiani head the cast.
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“Embrace the
Panda: Making
Turning Red”
(Available now)
“The Wonderful
Spring of
Mickey Mouse”
(Available now)
This feature-length
documentary goes
behind the scenes with
the all-female team
at the helm of the
Pixar film “Turning
Red,” following first-
time director Domee
Shi and her crew
and spotlighting the
powerful professional
and personal journeys that brought this story to the
big screen. (ORIGINAL)
Just in time for the
changing of the
seasons comes this
extended length
animated special in
which Mickey and
his friends explore the
wonder and promise
of the new season
through the lens
of a unique nature
documentary. Chris Diamantopoulos, Kaitlyn
Robrock and Tress MacNeille head the voice cast.
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BY JOHN CROOK
Losing Oscar
Questions:
1) Gloria Swanson
2) Peter Finch
(“Network”)
3) Both. Out of eight
nominations, Peter
O’Toole never won an
Oscar as best actor.
4) Deborah Kerr
Answers:
Judy
Holliday
1) Judy Holliday (“Born Yesterday”) won the 1951 Oscar
as best actress, beating what former silent screen star for
her work in “Sunset Boulevard”?
2) In 1977, Robert De Niro (“Taxi Driver”) lost the award
as best actor to a dead man. Who was he?
3) Peter O’Toole was
nominated as best actor for
“Lawrence of Arabia” and
“The Lion in Winter.” For
which of those performances
did he not win the Oscar?
4) What elegant British star
earned six Oscar nominations
as best actress but never took
home that award?
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