which rewarded it with an estimated $11.2 million and a third-place showing, but Lionsgate Films'Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspectorhad to settle for $7.1 million, which earned it a seventh-place finish.Inside Maneasily trumped the previous weekend's boxoffice winner, Warner Bros. Pictures'...
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I love the course and there is no reason other than mental and a certain skill level that keeps me from scoring well here. On the first nine I ended up with a 41 which I thought was ok and I could build on but the second nine killed me and I took a 50. So I ended...
great tasting flour made hot gravy, great stuffing plus the extra’s. We had pickled carrots and pickles from Fred that are amazing, we had Audrey’s Spinach Salad which everyone loves, and we had pies, cookies and my favorite extra homemade Pumpkin Spice Cheesecake on a Graham Wafer crust...
“The Imitation Game,” Written by Graham Moore; Based on the book Alan Turing: The Enigma by Andrew Hodges; The Weinstein Company DOCUMENTARY SCREENPLAY “The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz,” Written by Brian Knappenberger; FilmBuff ...
What happens to these strangers as they put on and take off their masks of identity and passion, all the while confessing, prevaricating, and reaching out to one another in the “veracious air” of the onrushing train, makes for one of Graham Greene’s most exciting and suspenseful stories...
On the surface, Morse has everything he needs already: A wife (Ruth) and two children (Robert who plays piano, and Annie, who eats cardboard pianos), a place to live. Morse can’t understand his own desire to be liked by the odd duck Aldo Cummings, but he needs to be liked and ...
Shanks (1974) Direction: William Castle Cast: Marcel Marceau, Tsilla Chelton, Philippe Clay, Cindy Eilbacher, Larry Bishop, Don Calfa Screenplay: Ranald Graham Oscar Movies Schlock-master William Castle's Shanks, a little-known curiosity piece, is the story (written by Ranald Graham) of Malcolm...
Here’s what we do know: Kenneth didn’t live with his wife and son. Instead he lived in London with an artist and set designer named Waldford Graham Robertson, who was close friends with Oscar Wilde. Another LGBTQ+ connection, Constance Smedley, helped seeWind In The Willowsto publication...
Christopher Robin enters a world (The Hundred Acre Wood) where his toys can talk and he never has to go back, unlike Paddington/Mary Plain/the Pushmipullyu.Winnie the Poohwas modelled on the toy bear of illustrator Shepherd’s son Graham. The actual bear is quite a bit thinner, though. ...