Writers Julie Jones(written by)|Keith Chapman(originated by) Producer Jackie Cockle Composer Paul K. Joyce(music by) (as Paul K Joyce) Editors Bruce Marshall|Adam Taylor See all filmmakers & crew (44) Status EditReleased Updated2002-9-17 ...
Eve Arnold – Marilyn Monroe reading Ulysses by James Joyce. Long Island, New York (1955) ‘Ulysses’ is my favourite book and Marilyn is an important name in our family (and our Marilyn is blonde too). I read a concise biography of Marilyn Monroe as a teenager and was struck by her ...
Joyce Iwuozo ... hair and makeup artist Samuel James ... wig maker Zainab Jaye ... junior hair and makeup artist Sedi Kukwikila ... junior hair and makeup artist Liah Lewis ... hair artist Chris Lyons ... special effects teeth Lynsey Mckenzie ... crowd hair and makeup...
Leslie Ferrier, Tina Fey as Ariadne Oliver, Jude Hill as Leopold Ferrier, Ali Khan as Nicholas Holland, Emma Laird as Desdemona Holland, Kelly Reilly as Rowena Drake, Riccardo Scamarcio as Vitale Portfoglio, and Michelle Yeoh as Joyce Reynolds. Read more Entertainment My Animal director on...
Roy arranged a “behind the scenes” tour where we got to enter before the museum even opened to the public. It was Roy, Joyce, and me … and it was a very amazing and thoughtful idea that Roy had for me. I miss him a lot. ...
on a University of Oregon uniform and practice for the first time. At the service, De La Salle coach Bob Ladouceur gave the eulogy (you can read it in theWhen the Game Stands Tallbook) and Willie Glasper's mom Joyce read a letter that Terrance had included with his college application....
[Thanks to Cat Eldridge, SF Concatenation’s Jonathan Cowie, Mike Kennedy, Joyce Scrivner, Moshe Feder, Rich Lynch, Andrew Porter, John King Tarpinian, Chris Barkley, and Michael Toman for some of these stories. Title credit belongs to File 770 contributing editor of the day Daniel Dern.] ...
Eric Church's first No. 1 is also one of his best. This mainstream, blue-collar push isn't among his more artistic flourishes, and it hardly showcases the breadth of producer Jay Joyce's talents, but the hard-driving song remains a radio staple today. ...
“He [Dylan] said, ‘Let me tell you, Dan: If you have the time, can I tell you how I grew up?’ So we sat in the kitchen. I hadn’t heard a note. “He spoke for an hour and a half on how, as a kid, you couldn’t even get pictures of anybody [the artists],” Lanoi...
Where Five Writers Write: Colson Whitehead, Douglas Coupland, Mona Simpson, Joyce Carol Oates and Roddy Doyle February 16, 2014 Waiting for the End of the World: Al Gore Reviews Elizabeth Kolbert’s ‘The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History’ February 16, 2014 Audio: Bob Dylan Talks to...