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Movie Review: The Next Three Days
- Paul Haggis is fascinated with choices and dilemmas. He builds movies out of the idea that none of us know how we'll react when put in a stressful, dangerous or untenabl...
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WATCH: Russell Crowe Shows His Softer Side
- He may be known for his incredible acting chops and a hot temper, but Oscar winning actor Russell Crowe shows he also has a softer side. The actor let down his guard t...
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Brad Pitt In Motorcycle Accident
- TMZ has learned Brad Pitt was involved in a minor motorcycle accident moments ago in Los Angeles. A witness at the scene tells us Pitt was trying to weave in between car...
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The Man Who Sold Crash to the Academy
- When Crash won the Oscar for best picture, I was half-drunk at a party in Seattle but sobered up quickly. I had to. I'd promised my editor at MSNBC that if the unthinkab...
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"Crash" Producer Loses Legal Fight For An Oscar
- LOS ANGELES — A California appeals court has ruled that a producer of the movie "Crash" can't sue to get an Academy Award retroactively. Bob Yari was one of six cr...
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'Crash' Coming to Starz As a TV Series
- NEW YORK — The Oscar-winning "Crash" is coming to TV as a drama series this year. The 13-episode, one-hour series will air on cable's Starz as its first original d...
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The lives of several very diverse Southern Californians intersect and sometimes ignite in this TV series adaptation of the racially charged Best Picture Oscar winner of 2005. Recurring characters include aging, self-destructive music producer Ben Cendars; Anthony Adams, Ben's street-smart driver; Christine Emory, an upscale wife and mom who is going through a midlife crisis; Kenny Battaglia, a charming but brash Los Angeles street cop; Korean immigrant Eddie Choi, working as an EMT en route to becoming a doctor; Bebe Arcel, a former actress turned cop; Cesar Ulman, a poor yet optimistic Guatemalan immigrant; Axel Finet, a cocky, rule-bending police lieutenant; and Inez, the sexy wife of a gypsy leader.
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