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“Movie: The Passion of the
Christ”
Mel Gibson sparked one of the biggest
controversies in film history by producing
and directing this graphic and emotionally
powerful depiction of the final hours of the
life of Jesus, portrayed by James Caviezel.
Monica Bellucci plays Mary Magdalene in
the 2004 drama, which makes extensive
use of the Aramaic and Latin languages.
“Movie: Georgia Rule”
Jane Fonda delivers some tough love in
this 2007 dramedy from director Garry
Marshall (“Runaway Bride”) in which she
stars as the title Idaho woman who takes
in her troubled granddaughter (Lindsay
Lohan, “Mean Girls”) for the summer
while concealing a potentially destructive
secret of her own. Felicity Huffman,
Dermot Mulroney, Cary Elwes and Garrett
Hedlund are also in the talented cast.
“ such an intimate thing.
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A lot of the character is
c created in the way they
present themselves, and
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y you really need to be with
t the right (costumers) for it,
and we really were. I really
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appreciate modern clothing
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after this shoot.” – Alice
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Englert of “Dangerous
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L Liaisons” on Starz
“Movie: My Old School”
This 2022 documentary from first-time
director Jono McLeod recalls the case of
Brandon Lee, who enrolled at a Scotland
secondary school as 17-year-old fifth-year
student only to have it discovered that
he was a 30-year-old ex-student named
Brian MacKinnon. Alan Cumming stars as
MacKinnon in recreations of events.
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“For
me, it was a mixture
of talent and tenacity, I
o
guess. It was that hustler
g
mentality that I feel like
m
a lot of people, of my
generation and younger,
g
k kind of resonate with
. ... using social media,
but also trying any kind
b
of way you can to get
o
y your talent out there.”
– Nicole Lecky of
“ “Mood” on BBC America
and AMC+
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“Movie: The Forgiven”
“Coriolanus” co-stars Jessica Chastain
and Ralph Fiennes reunited for this
2021 drama about the reverberations of
a random accident on the lives of local
Muslims and Western visitors to a house
party in the mountains of Morocco. Matt
Smith, Abbey Lee and Marie-Josée Croze
are also in the talented cast for director
John Michael McDonagh (“Calvary”).
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“My
two-picture deal with
L Lifetime is for a Christmas
movie this year and a
m
Christmas movie next
C
y year, and that’s why I’m
working on a pitch for
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t them for next year. I feel
s so supported by them as
an artist, it’s been a really
a
awesome collaboration.”
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– Sarah Drew, seen
r recently in “Reindeer
Games Homecoming” on
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L Lifetime