Released on: 1953
Rating: 6.90
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Juliette Binoche on Certified Copy, Minimum French and Watching Godard Search
Juliette Binoche's latest film, Certified Copy, offers a bit of everything for the discriminating cinemagoer: the famously exact and entrancing mise en scene of Iranian master Abbas Kiarostami; the sanguine folkways of Tuscany; humor, sophistication and not just a little mindbending heartbreak in the tale of an Englishman (opera veteran and film newcomer WIlliam Shimell) and Frenchwoman (Binoche) meeting for the first time (or are they old lovers finally dissolving?); and of course Binoche herself, an international icon who nevertheless needed nearly 15 years to fulfill her goal of working with Kiarostami.»
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'30 Rock' Star Alec Baldwin To Rock Some More In 'Rock of Ages'
Director/ choreographer Adam Shankman has been throwing caution to the wind and Tweeting updates on his new film like a madman, virtually becoming his own one-man publicity house. It helps that his new project is The event movie musical of next year, Broadway's "Rock of Ages," which is shaping up to have one of the most gnarly casts ever before they even sing note one.
Now they've nabbed a "30 Rock"er to lend "Ages" some gravitas, Mr. Alec Baldwin. Shankman confirmed the actor/Oscar host/potential future United States President's involvement by simply Tweeting, "So, based on info I got today, I'm gonna confirm Alec Baldwin as Dennis in Rock Of Ages. Hollah."
We gotta holla back on that since Alec B. is perfect for the role of Dennis Dupree, the aging owner of Sunset Strip club The Bourbon Room, whose poison is to have "Nothing But A Good Time.»
- Max Evry
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