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A gifted actor who switched back and forth effortlessly between comedy and drama, Woody Harrelson arrived seemingly out of nowhere, endearing himself to audiences with his portrayal of loveable, but d...
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Bay Coven | Actor | Slater | 1 | |
Pinkville | Actor | Col. Henderson | 1 | |
Game Change | Actor | Steve Schmidt | 1 | |
Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme | Actor | Lou the Lamb | 1 | |
Cool Blue | Actor | Dustin | 1 | |
Transsiberian | Actor | Roy | 1 | |
Rampart | Actor | Officer Dave Brown | 1 | |
Defendor | Actor | Arthur Poppington/Defendor | 1 | |
Go Further | Actor | Himself | 1 | |
Zombieland | Actor | Tallahassee | 1 | |
Showtime Comedy Club All-Stars IV (1988-1989) | Actor | Host | 1988 | 1 |
The People vs. Larry Flynt | Actor | Larry Flynt | 1 | |
The Hi-Lo Country | Actor | Big Boy | 1 | |
Natural Born Killers | Actor | Mickey Knox | 1 | |
Palmetto | Actor | Harry Barber | 1 | |
The Cowboy Way | Actor | Pepper | 1 | |
The Walker | Actor | Carter Page III | 1 | |
Kingpin | Actor | Roy Munson | 1 | |
Woody Harrelson, Yvonne Strahovski, Rodney Atkins | Actor | Guest | 1 | |
Sunchaser | Actor | Dr Michael Reynolds | 1 | |
Inside the Academy Awards (1995-1996) | Actor | n/a | 1995 | 1 |
Three Stooges' 75th Anniversary Special (2001-2002) | Actor | Host | 2001 | 1 |
Grass | Narrator | n/a | 1000005 | |
The Messenger | Actor | Captain Anthony 'Tony' Stone | 1 | |
Rules Of Engagement | Actor | Nathan | 1 | |
Season: 4 | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
Money Train | Actor | Charlie | 1 | |
Play It to the Bone | Actor | Vince Boudreau | 1 | |
Season: 8 | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
The Barbara Walters Special (03/24/97) (1995-1996) | Actor | Interviewee | 1995 | 1 |
Season: 5 | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
Free Birds | Voice | Jake | 1000006 | |
Killer Instinct (1987-1988) | Actor | Charlie Daimler | 1987 | 1 |
How to Make Money Selling Drugs | Actor | Himself | 1 | |
Larry Flynt: The E! True Hollywood Story (1999-2000) | Actor | Interviewee | 1999 | 1 |
Semi-Pro | Actor | Monix | 1 | |
White Men Can't Jump | Actor | Billy Hoyle | 1 | |
Last Of The Really Odd Lovers | Actor | Nathan | 1 | |
Welcome to Sarajevo | Actor | Flynn | 1 | |
Reel Comedy: Semi-Pro (2006-2007) | Actor | Interviewee | 2006 | 1 |
Out of the Furnace | Actor | Harlan DeGroat | 1 | |
Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio | Actor | Leo "Kelly" Ryan | 1 | |
The Young And The Tactless | Actor | Nathan | 1 | |
Bunraku | Actor | The Bartender | 1 | |
Indecent Proposal | Actor | David Murphy | 1 | |
Season: 7 | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
This So-Called Disaster | Actor | Himself | 1 | |
Loose Lips Sink Relationships | Actor | Nathan | 1 | |
Season: 10 | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
Seven Pounds | Actor | Ezra | 1 | |
Management | Actor | Jango | 1 | |
Fear of Flying | Voice | Woody Boyd | 1000007 | |
Season: 9 | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
Now You See Me | Actor | Merritt Osbourne | 1 | |
Game Change (2010-2011) | Actor | Steve Schmidt | 2010 | 1 |
After the Sunset | Actor | Stan Lloyd | 1 | |
Season: 11 | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
Seven Psychopaths | Actor | Charlie | 1 | |
Season: 6 | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire | Actor | Haymitch Abernathy | 1 | |
Sleepwalking | Actor | Randall | 1 | |
Edtv | Actor | Ray | 1 | |
The Hunger Games | Actor | Haymitch Abernathy | 1 | |
Bay Coven (1986-1987) | Actor | Slater | 1986 | 1 |
Battle in Seattle | Actor | Dale | 1 | |
American Saint | Actor | (cameo appearance) | 1 | |
Wag the Dog | Actor | Sergeant William Schumann | 1 | |
The Show Where Woody Shows Up | Actor | Woody Boyd | 1 | |
She Hate Me | Actor | Leland Powell | 1 | |
Ted Danson: One Lucky Guy (1998-1999) | Actor | Interviewee | 1998 | 1 |
Doc Hollywood | Actor | Hank | 1 | |
Last Call!: A Cheers' Celebration (1991-1992) | Actor | n/a | 1991 | 1 |
Past And Presents | Actor | Nathan | 1 | |
The Grand | Actor | One-Eyed Jack Faro | 1 | |
A Scanner Darkly | Actor | Ernie Luckman | 1 | |
A Prairie Home Companion | Actor | Dusty | 1 | |
The Thin Red Line | Actor | Sergeant Keck | 1 | |
The Rock to Erase MS Concert (1997-1998) | Actor | n/a | 1997 | 1 |
The Big White | Actor | Raymond | 1 | |
No Country for Old Men | Actor | Carson Wells | 1 | |
Sons & Lovers | Actor | Nathan | 1 | |
Scorched | Actor | Jason "Woods" Valley | 1 | |
Free to Laugh: A Comedy and Music Special For Amnesty International (1990-1991) | Actor | n/a | 1990 | 1 |
2012 | Actor | Charlie Frost | 1 | |
Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Celebration (1988-1989) | Actor | n/a | 1988 | 1 |
Friends with Benefits | Actor | Tommy | 1 | |
Cheers: Special 200th Episode Celebration (1989-1990) | Actor | n/a | 1989 | 1 |
The Third Wheel Gets The Grace | Actor | Nathan | 1 | |
North Country | Actor | Bill White | 1 | |
AFI Presents "TV or Not TV?" (1989-1990) | Actor | Man on Telephone | 1989 | 1 |
Ted & Venus | Actor | Homeless Vietnam Veteran | 1 | |
Farm Aid '98 (1997-1998) | Actor | n/a | 1997 | 1 |
Super Bloopers & New Practical Jokes (02/25/90) (1988-1989) | Actor | n/a | 1988 | 1 |
The 10th Annual American Comedy Awards (1994-1995) | Actor | n/a | 1994 | 1 |
Method To The Madness of Jerry Lewis (2010-2011) | Actor | Interview Subject | 2010 | 1 |
Guest Star Clip Show | Actor | Nathan | 1 | |
Anger Management | Actor | Galaxia/Security Guard | 1 | |
David Blaine: Real or Magic (2012-2013) | Actor | n/a | 2012 | 1 |
Paul Reiser: Out on a Whim (1986-1987) | Actor | n/a | 1986 | 1 |
Nanking | Actor | Bob Wilson | 1 | |
Back to School '92 (1991-1992) | Actor | n/a | 1991 | 1 |
Wildcats | Actor | Krushinski | 1 | |
Surfer, Dude | Actor | Jacko | 1 | |
Season: 1 | Actor | Guest | 1 | |
Slipp Jimmy Fri | Actor | (English version) | 1 | |
For Our Children: The Concert (1991-1992) | Actor | n/a | 1991 | 1 |
The King of Luck | Actor | Himself | 1 | |
Mickey's 60th Birthday Special (1987-1988) | Actor | n/a | 1987 | 1 |
Season: 1 | Actor | Richard | 1 | |
Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme (1988-1989) | Actor | Lou the Lamb | 1988 | 1 |
The AFI's 100 Years... 100 Stars (1997-1998) | Actor | n/a | 1997 | 1 |
Season: 1 | Actor | Tommy Dugan | 1 | |
Season: 4 | Actor | Henry | 1 | |
I'll Do Anything | Actor | Ground Zero Hero | 1 | |
Austin Powers: the Spy Who Shagged Me | Actor | Himself | 1 | |
The Rock to Erase MS Concert (1997-1998) | Song Performer | ("Jailhouse Rock") | 1997 | 8000007 |
For Our Children: The Concert (1991-1992) | Song Performer | ("I Told the Sun That I Was Glad") | 1991 | 8000016 |
White Men Can't Jump | Song | ("Gloria") | 8000063 | |
A Prairie Home Companion | Song Performer | ("I Used To Live In Chicago") | 8000082 | |
A Prairie Home Companion | Song Performer | ("Whoop-I-Ti-Yi-Yo") | 8000108 | |
A Prairie Home Companion | Song Performer | ("She Is More To Be Pitied Than Censured") | 8000114 | |
A Prairie Home Companion | Song Performer | ("Bad Jokes") | 8000123 |
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Acted on stage opposite Nick Nolte and Sean Penn in "The Late Henry Moss" written by Sam Shepard |
Portrayed a 1940s rancher in the contemporary Western "The Hi-Lo Country" |
Placed in a school for children with behavioral problems; became deeply religious like his mother |
Played Jennifer Aniston's yogurt mogul ex-boyfriend in the comedy "Management" |
Had a high-profile cameo as Sergeant Keck in Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line" |
Reprised character of Woody Boyd on an episode of "Frasier"; earned Emmy nomination as Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series |
Nominated for the 2009 Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Male ("The Messenger") |
Featured in the heist hit "Now You See Me" |
Cast as former Tribute Haymitch Abernathy in feature adaptation of popular novel "The Hunger Games" |
Nominated for the 2009 Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role ("The Messenger") |
Nominated for the 2009 Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor In A Supporting Role in a Motion Picture ("The Messenger") |
Earned a Best Actor Oscar nomination for his superb turn as magazine publisher Larry Flynt in "The People vs. Larry Flynt"; Stone was one of the producers |
Nominated for the 2009 Academy Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role ("The Messenger") |
Reportedly had 17 jobs in one year |
TV series debut as Woody Boyd on "Cheers" (NBC); received five consecutive Emmy Award nominations (1987-1991) and won in 1989 |
Wrote, directed and acted in Los Angeles stage production "Furthest From the Sun" |
Moved to NYC after graduating from college |
TV-movie debut, "Bay Coven" (NBC) |
Film debut, "Wildcats" opposite Goldie Hawn; first film with Wesley Snipes who also made his film debut |
Starred as a Los Angeles veteran police officer in the action drama "Rampart"; script co-written by James Ellroy |
Starred opposite Snipes in Ron Shelton's "White Men Can't Jump" |
First notable role in a theatrical feature, "Doc Hollywood" |
Dropped by agent after becoming belligerent following an unsuccessful soap opera audition |
Reteamed with Snipes for the disappointing "Money Train" |
Co-starred with Demi Moore and Robert Redford in "Indecent Proposal" |
Reprised his role as Haymitch in "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" |
Cast as one half of the murderous honeymoon team (with Juliette Lewis) in Oliver Stone's controversial "Natural Born Killers" |
Returned to Broadway as star of a revival of "The Rainmaker" |
Mounted his own play "2 on 2" (on the subject of basketball) with Edward Albee's "The Zoo Story" in Hollywood |
Moved with mother and brothers to Lebanon, OH |
Played an idealistic lawyer in "North Country," a fictionalized account of the first major successful sexual harassment case in the United States |
Co-starred with Tommy Lee Jones and Javier Bardem in the Coen brothers' "No Country for Old Men" |
Deemed dyslexic, hyperactive and psychologically disturbed as a child |
Dropped as grand marshall of the New Orleans Mardi Gras parade and canned as a spokesman for the Miller Brewing Company for speaking out against the Gulf War |
Cast opposite Will Ferrell in the 1970s-era sports comedy "Semi-Pro" |
Formed own production company, Shepwood Productions |
Co-starred in Roland Emmerich's disaster film "2012" |
Had supporting roles in "Welcome to Sarajevo" and "Wag the Dog" |
Starred in "A Scanner Darkly" a rotoscoped film by director Richard Linklater; adapted from the novel by Philip K. Dick |
Directed a revival of his stage play "Furthest From the Sun," starring Steve Guttenberg |
Appeared as a blind pianist who befriends Will Smith's character in "Seven Pounds" |
Cast in Robert Altman's ensemble feature "A Prairie Home Companion," based on Garrison Keilor's radio program |
Understudied two roles, Roy Selridge and Joseph Wykowski, in the Broadway production of Neil Simon's "Biloxi Blues" |
Cast opposite Julianne Moore in "The Prize Winner of Defiance Ohio," about a single mom who enters a commercial jingle-writing contest to support her ten children |
Born in Midland, TX |
Played the lead antagonist in "Out of the Furnace" |
Co-starred with Ben Foster and Samantha Morton in the drama "The Messenger"; earned Golden Globe, SAG and Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actor |
Appeared in more than 25 plays at Hanover College |
Acted in a four-episode story arc on "Will & Grace" (NBC), playing a love interest for Debra Messing's Grace |
Cast in ensemble crime comedy "Seven Psychopaths" |
Began drinking heavily and getting into fights |
Co-starred in the action comedy "Zombieland" |
Father released after his sentence was reduced |
Appeared opposite Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson in "Anger Management" as Galaxia/Garry the Guard |
Cast in the Spike Lee comedy "She Hate Me" |
Father sentenced to life imprisonment for the contract killing of a federal judge while Harrelson was in college |
Co-starred with Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek in "After the Sunset" |
Father sent to prison for a contract killing |
Appeared off-Broadway in "The Boys Next Door" |
Born on July 23, 1961 in Midland, TX, Harrelson was raised by his mother, Diane, a legal secretary and his father, Charles, a professional hit man convicted for the 1979 murder of U.S. District Judge John Wood, Jr. and long thought to have been one of the three hobos arrested on the grassy knoll in Dallas following the assassination of President John Kennedy. Prior to hearing about his father's arrest for murder when he was seven, Harrelson believed him to be nothing more than a smooth-talking cardsharp who divorced his mother in 1964. Despite his parent's domestic troubles, Harrelson later claimed to have grown up relatively happy, though he was deemed hyperactive by doctors and given Ritalin. With his father on trial for the contract killing of grain dealer Sam Degelia in 1968, Harrelson was living in Lebanon, OH, where he delved deeply into religion, even taking to sermonizing while also acting in numerous school plays and warming the bench for the football team. By the time he graduated Lebanon High School, his father was released from prison, only to return to the limelight for killing Judge Wood in front of his home.
After high school, Harrelson continued acting while in attendance at Hanover College, where he majored in English and theater arts on a Presbyterian scholarship. Despite propelling himself along towards an acting career, Harrelson enjoyed drinking heavily and getting into fights, especially when he landed in New York after Hanover in 1983, where he chased his dream while working some 17 odd jobs in little more than a year. Things went from bad to bleak when the young actor was dropped by his agent after he became belligerent following an unsuccessful audition for a soap opera. On the verge of giving up, his luck began to change when Harrelson became an understudy for the roles of Roy Selridge and Joseph Wykowski for the Broadway production of Neil Simon's "Biloxi Blues." But Harrelson's wild side continued to shine through when he and Simon's daughter, Nancy, started dating and on a whim decided to get married while partying in Tijuana, Mexico. Planning on a quickie divorce the next day, the newlyweds were surprised to find the office closed on a Sunday. They stayed married for another 10 months, despite her father's paranoia that Harrelson was out for his money. Eventually, they filed for a summary dissolution at a time Harrelson's career suddenly took off.
After the death of actor Nicholas Colasanto, who played the dumb, but loveable Coach on the hit sitcom "Cheers" (NBC, 1982-1993), Harrelson was called in to fill the massive void - a daunting challenge for any actor. Playing the dim-witted but good-hearted assistant bartender, Woodrow Tiberius "Woody" Boyd, Harrelson managed to endear himself to millions with his constant misunderstandings of jokes, situations and just about everything else going on around him. Over the course of eight years, Harrelson was nominated for five Emmy Awards, winning just once for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series in 1989. Meanwhile, during his long successful run on "Cheers," Harrelson began a second career in features, making his debut in a supporting role as a high school football player under the guidance of a female coach (Goldie Hawn) in the comedy "Wildcats" (1986). Keeping his focus mainly on television, Harrelson made appearances in the low-rent horror thriller "Bay Coven" (NBC, 1987) and the more straightforward crime drama, "Killer Instinct" (NBC, 1988). Harrelson then returned to the stage, performing off-Broadway in "The Boys Next Door" (1988) while mounting his own play, "2 on 2" (1988) alongside Edward Albee's "The Zoo Story" (1988) in Hollywood.
With an increasingly amplified profile, Harrelson took the next logical step and formed his own production company, Shepwood Productions, in 1990. He then made his first significant film appearance, demonstrating big screen credibility as the romantic rival of Michael J. Fox in the comedy "Doc Hollywood" (1991), though the role of a small-town insurance salesman was not much of a stretch from playing a naive bartender. Harrelson's film career received a major boost from his first lead role in Ron Shelton's comedy, "White Men Can't Jump" (1992), which proved to be one of the surprise box office hits of the year and a suitable showcase for Harrelson's relaxed and self-aware charm. Harrelson was convincing as a seemingly naïve basketball hustler who meets his match in a fast-talking rival-turned-hustling partner (Wesley Snipes) always one step ahead of the game. Both Harrelson and Snipes were lauded for their effortless onscreen chemistry. In an effort to shake off his television alter ego, Harrelson co-starred as a venal, but jealous yuppie husband who is offered a big payday by a millionaire (Robert Redford) in exchange for one night of sex with his wife (Demi Moore) in the intriguing, but ultimately preposterous psychological drama, "Indecent Proposal" (1993).
By the time "Cheers" went off the air in 1993, the show had become one of the most beloved sitcoms in television history. After the show's last call on May 20th of that year - which was one of the most watched series finales ever - Harrelson went full force into his blossoming feature career. Though he failed to gain much of anything with portrayal of a country boy in the big city in the buddy actioner "The Cowboy Way" (1994), Harrelson obliterated his nice guy persona when he starred in Oliver Stone's bludgeoning satire on media violence, "Natural Born Killers" (1994), playing Mickey Knox, an ex-con who goes on a cross-country killing spree with his soul mate (Juliette Lewis), both of whom become celebrities fawned over by adoring fans and a tabloid journalist (Robert Downey, Jr.) looking to score big ratings with a sit-down interview. Though the film suffered from mixed reviews, there was no denying Harrelson's chillingly mesmerizing performance.
In an attempt to recapture past glory, Harrelson partnered again with Snipes for the action comedy, "Money Train" (1995), an uninspired piece of dreck that paired the two as foster brothers and transit cops who hatch a far-fetched plot to rob the subway car that carries the city's grosses each day. The film achieved notoriety when subway booths were set on fire in New York City in a copycat crime directly related to a scene from the movie. Even Republican Senator Bob Dole publicly called for a boycott of the film, which proved unnecessary in the long run because few people were attending anyway. Harrelson later told The Daily News in 1999 that the film remained "probably the least favorite of any movie I've ever done," and one which convinced him never again to take on a project simply for money. Meanwhile, offscreen, Harrelson began developing a reputation for being a social activist, working on behalf of organizations like Amnesty International and the Pediatric AIDS Foundation, while promoting industrial hemp as a commercially viable, environmentally-friendly cash crop - a stance that came back to bite him when he was arrested in Kentucky in 1996 for symbolically planting hemp seeds in direct challenge to a state law that failed to distinguish between industrial hemp and marijuana. He was also arrested that year for helping to hang a large banner across the Golden Gate Bridge with a group of environmentalists from Earth First in order to call attention to protecting the Redwoods.
Working steadily, Harrelson - who was becoming increasingly controversial due to his full-blown left-leaning politics, penchant for New Age therapies and sometimes erratic on-set behavior - turned up in three diverse high-profile roles, playing a one-handed former bowling hustler in "Kingpin" (1996) who takes on an Amish protégé (Randy Quaid), an initially unsympathetic physician taken hostage by an ailing renegade Native American teen in Michael Cimino's "Sunchaser" (1996), and the controversial pornographer Larry Flynt in Milos Forman's biopic, "The People vs. Larry Flynt" (1996). Though largely forgettable in the first two films, Harrelson was entirely convincing as the Hustler founder whose routine court battles over the First Amendment conversely landed him in a wheel chair and in the public consciousness. Despite critical raves, the film failed to do well at the box office, perhaps partly due to the public frowning at the notion of Larry Flynt being portrayed as a champion of civil rights. Though Courtney Love's portrayal of Flynt's doomed wife Althea earned the lion's share of critical attention, an increasingly versatile Harrelson was perfect as the mercurial scumbag and earned his first Oscar nomination.
Continuing to maintain a steady feature career, Harrelson delivered a flamboyant performance in the relatively small role of a spaced-out U.S. journalist in "Welcome to Sarajevo" (1997), a portrayal that gained layers of depth as the picture progressed, notably in scenes following his return from discovering Serbian concentration camps. He was suitably heroic as "good old shoe" Sergeant William Schumann in Barry Levinson's political satire, "Wag the Dog" (1997). In "Palmetto" (1998), he played a reporter released from prison after new evidence surfaces proclaiming his innocence, only to be lured by the bewitching wife (Elizabeth Shue) of a dying millionaire into a kidnapping scheme involving her stepdaughter (Chloe Sevigny). Next, he delivered an outstanding performance as the larger-than-life hellraiser Big Boy Matson in "The Hi-Lo Country" (1998), fleshing out the powerful life force provided by screenwriter Walon Green. In this underrated, hard-edged romance, his Big Boy personified the dying breed of rugged individualists unable to compete against corporate farming taking root in the post-World War II west. After delivering a memorable cameo in Terrence Malick's elegiac war opus "The Thin Red Line" (1998), he returned to his comic roots as Matthew McConaughey's rakehell brother in Ron Howard's "EDtv" (1999).
Switching gears again, Harrelson reunited with Ron Shelton to star alongside Antonio Banderas as a pair of washed-up boxers attempting to rejuvenate their careers in Las Vegas in "Play It to the Bone" (2000). Aside from a starring role in the little-seen caper comedy "Scorched" (2003), Harrelson appeared primarily in cameo or supporting roles in films such as "Anger Management" (2003) and "She Hate Me" (2003), preferring instead to make news in his offscreen life as a proponent of vegan diets, the co-owner of a San Francisco oxygen bar and as an outspoken hemp activist and environmentalist. In 2004, the actor returned to the big screen in the amiable caper film "After the Sunset" (2004), playing an obsessed FBI agent trying to goad his retired jewel thief rival (Pierce Brosnan) into one more big score. In "The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio" (2005), he played the drunken bum husband of a housewife (Julianne Moore) who keeps her impoverished family afloat winning jingle contests while he drinks away the meager wages from his grueling job. After a supporting turn as a one-time local hockey hero-turned-big city lawyer in "North Country" (2005), Harrelson joined the ensemble cast for Robert Altman's fictional take on Garrison Keillor's long-running radio show, "A Prairie Home Companion" (2006), a loose anthology depicting the program on its final broadcast and populated by its usual strange cast of performing talent.
After spending several years largely out of the public eye, Harrelson reemerged with a string of supporting roles in several high-profile films. After playing the drugged-out friend of an undercover narcotics cop (Keanu Reeves) in "A Scanner Darkly" (2006), he delivered a brief, but memorable performance as a self-assured bounty hunter who crosses paths with a down-and-out Vietnam veteran (Josh Brolin) on the run with $2 million in drug money belonging to a ruthless killer (Javier Bardem) in "No Country For Old Men" (2007). Harrelson next played a poker player entering a tournament in hopes of saving his grandfather's casino in "The Grand" (2007), then portrayed the flamboyantly gay son of a Virginia senator who moonlights as a paid escort for middle-aged women and gets embroiled in a murder scandal in "The Walker" (2007). After co-starring alongside Will Ferrell in the goofball comedy "Semi-Pro" (2008), Harrelson starred opposite Emily Mortimer in the international thriller "Transsiberian" (2008) before bringing his activist nature to the screen in "Battle in Seattle" (2008), a dramatic look back at the 1999 protest against the World Trade Organization that went from a peaceful demonstration to a full-scale riot.
Harrelson continued his hot streak into the new year, starring in the hit horror comedy, "Zombieland" (2009), in which he played, Tallahassee, hunter of the undead, who leads a group of zombie neophytes through a post-apocalyptic America. In "2012" (2009), director Roland Emmerich's massive CGI epic about the end of the world based on the ancient Mayan calendar, he was a whacked-out conspiracy theorist whose prophesies about the world's demise are ignored by everyone. Following a supporting turn in the ensemble dramedy, "Management" (2009), he delivered a winning performance in "The Messenger" (2009), which starred Ben Foster as an Army sergeant returned home from Iraq who is assigned to the Army's Casualty Notification service. Harrelson's portrayal of his partner, Captain Tony Stone, earned the actor Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild, Independent Spirit and Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actor. After a low-key 2010, Harrelson returned the following year with another Oscar-worthy performance in "Rampart" (2011), this time playing a hard-drinking, racist LAPD cop whose harsh methods jeopardize his career and the relationship with his dysfunctional family. The role created more Academy Award buzz for the actor, which started when he was nominated for another Independent Spirit Award.
Harrelson went from low-budget indie to one of the most anticipated blockbusters of the year with a supporting turn in "The Hunger Games" (2012), a futuristic sci-fi adventure where American adolescents are forced to participate in televised battles to the death that are part entertainment and part government intimidation. Harrelson portrayed Haymitch Abernathy, a former winner of the Games-turned-middle-aged alcoholic who serves as a mentor for Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence), a 16-year-old who volunteers for the deadly battle in order to replace her younger sister. That year also saw Harrelson deliver an exceptionally adroit performance as Steve Schmidt, senior strategist for Senator John McCain (Ed Harris) during the 2008 presidential campaign in "Game Change" (HBO, 2012). Based on the political tell-all of the same name by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin, it focused on the selection of and consequent disillusionment with vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin (Julianne Moore) in the months leading up to the McCain-Palin ticket's election loss. Harrelson's turn as Schmidt was hailed by critics and earned him an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie. That year he also appeared in Martin McDonagh's raucous "Seven Psychopaths" as a ruthless dog-loving criminal desperate to get his kidnapped pooch back.
The amiable actor had another busy year in 2013, appearing in the sly heist movie "Now You See Me" and voicing a tough-guy turkey in the underwhelming animated film "Free Birds." After reprising his role as Haymitch in the hit sequel "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," Harrelson was featured as a fearsome backwoods criminal in the gritty thriller "Out of the Furnace," also starring Casey Affleck and Christian Bale.
Name | Role | Comments |
Glenn Close | Companion | Had a five-month relationship that ended in September 1991 |
Brett Harrelson | Brother | Co-starred in "People vs. Larry Flynt" (1996) |
Charles Harrelson | Father | Born July 23, 1938; Abandoned his wife and three sons when Woody was 7 years old; Believed by Harrelson to be a CIA operative; long thought to be one of "the hobos" taken away from the grassy knoll right after the shooting of President Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963; Convicted of murder in May 1979 for the killing of U.S. District Judge John Wood Jr. outside his San Antonio home; Died March 15, 2007 of a heart attack at the Supermax federal prison in Florence, CO where he was serving two life sentences |
Jordan Harrelson | Brother | Acted together in "Edtv (1999) |
Diane Harrelson | Mother | Born c. 1937; deeply religious; Divorced Harrelson's father c. 1964 |
Deni Harrelson | Daughter | Born March 5, 1993; mother, Laura Louie |
Makani Harrelson | Daughter | Born June 3, 2006; mother, Laura Louie |
Zoe Harrelson | Daughter | Born Sept. 22, 1996 in Costa Rica; mother, Laura Louie |
Laura Louie | Wife | Louie worked as Harrelson's assistant for over two years (1987-90) before becoming romantically involved; Co-founded Yoganics, an organic food home delivery service in 1996; partner in their production company, Children at Play; Married Jan. 11, 1998 in a non-legal ceremony in Costa Rica; Legally wed on Dec. 28, 2008 on the island of Maui, HI |
Penelope Miller | Companion | Dated while appearing on Broadway in "Biloxi Blues" c. 1985; No longer together |
Nancy Simon | Wife | Daughter of playwright Neil Simon; whimsically married in Tijuana, Mexico on June 29, 1985 intending to divorce the following day; when the couple returned to the storefront marriage/divorce parlor, they found it closed because it was a Sunday; Divorced on Jan. 20, 1986; Harrelson later told USAToday's Tom Green, "We had to get a summary dissolution through Jacoby and Meyers. I think at the time Neil was a little bit worried I might try to go after her money" |
Name |
Lebanon High School |
Hanover College |
Hanover College |
Notes |
Harrelson moonlighted as the lead singer and composer for a ten-piece "blues-a-billy" band, Manly Moondog and the Three Kool Kats, during the early 1990s. |
Harrelson was a partner in Sun International, a merchandizing company specializing in beach accessories. |
"Even now, ten years into his career, Woody Harrelson comes with a good deal less packaging than the average multimillion-a-picture movie star. When he spoke out against the Gulf War in 1991, he not only got dropped as the grand marshal of the New Orleans Mardi Gras parade but was canned as a spokesman for the Miller Brewing Company. Now, with his advocacy of industrial hemp and his embrace of New Age spiritualism, there's a very real possibility that he'll inherit the title of Ultimate Hollywood Flake from Shirley MacLaine. The question is, who's handling this guy?" - from "Karma Chameleon" by Rob Buchanan, Premiere, October 1995 |
In 1996, Harrelson withheld $10,000 of his 1995 federal income taxes to protest the government's environmental policies that use tax dollars "to desecrate nature." |
Harrelson was an investor in the Hempstead Company of Costa Mesa, CA, which promoted the use of industrial hemp for the manufacture of clothing, luggage, etc. He also ingested a daily dose of hemp oil for medicinal purposes, in addition to still puffing on the "ganja," although he has said, "I don't like to push it so hard. I still like to have a rockin' good time, but I don't like to inflict permanent damage." - quoted in Chicago Sun-Times, Jan. 10, 1999 |
In November 1996, along with eight other environmental activists, Harrelson scaled San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge to hang a banner protesting the logging of the ancient redwood wilderness at the Headwaters Complex. Arrested and charged with one misdemeanor count of trespassing and one misdemeanor count of failing to respond to a peace officer's request, he received a sentence of 25 hours of community service teaching youngsters about environmental hazards. |
In June 1996, Harrelson planted four seeds (five seeds would have turned a misdemeanor charge into a felony) of industrial hemp, challenging the constitutionality of a Kentucky state law that lumps industrial hemp with marijuana; since then, two court cases have deemed the law unconstitutional; Harrelson was actively involved in the effort to legalize the growing of industrial hemp, an environmentally-friendly cash crop which could take the pressure off American forests providing paper, as well as being a source for high-protein food, clothing, machine oils, etc. In March 2000, however, the Kentucky Supreme Court overturned the lower court findings meaning that the actor would have to stand trial. A jury dismissed the charges in August. |
"I just want to keep going around and telling people about these things. Looking at what's going on in the world, the nuclear, timber, the petroleum industries, we're seeing these things are not sustainable. What we need is a progressive leader." - Harrelson quoted to Herald Tribune, Jan. 30. 2004 |
"I wasn't appreciating being an actor. And that's a dangerous place to be because it's a job almost everyone in the world would want." - Harrelson on why he took a break from acting, to Entertainment Weekly, Nov. 5, 2004 |
"It's an odd beast, fame. It's got multiple personalities." - Harrelson to Esquire magazine, January 2009 |
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PAGE SIXTEEN THE L E A D E R THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, _9»2 Christ is Nominated For Supreme Court Suffolk County Judge Named By Republicans For Second Vacancy Meeting in convention at Mine-ola Thursday, delegates to the 10th Judicial District comprising Queens Nassau and Suffolk nominated for the first time since the district's creation Republicans for Supreme Court Justice vacancies on January 1. Marcus G. Christ of I^ew Hyde Park and1 D. Ormaride Ritchie of Brightwaters werfe named the can-didates of the convention. Nassau County Leader J. Russel Spragoie nominated Christ who is county judge, former county attor-ney. "There is in my county no other man with equal ability, in-tegrity and judicial temperament. It is a great satisfaction to know tha-t our recommendations here to-day can find expression of the vot-ers at the polls next November." Mr. Sprague was referring to the old Second Judicial District when Kings Coun ty 's Democra tic vote always swamped Republican condi-dates. John McKeon of Ridgewood*1 and Perry Duryea of Montauk Point seconded Judge Christ'^ nomination when recognized by the convention chairman Judge John Kochendorfer. Judge Ritchie's name was placed in nomination by former Surrogate Richard Hawkins of Suffolk, sec-onded by H. Alfred Vollmer of Free-port and Victor Werner of Douglas-ton. In accepting, Judge Ritchie claimed ' 'distinction as the only Supreme Court Justice In the State of New York, appointed on Wed-nesday and nominated to succeed himself on Thursday."^ County Judge Marcus G. Christ in his acceptance stated: "All my life I have tried to live and serve so that someday I might merit the nomination you nave given me today. I will try at all times, il elected, £o. be prompt, lair, r courteous ' "l Caravan Promotes Industry Fund This is one of the 28 rallies put on in Long, Island industrial plants in four days last week by a caravan of top entertainment stars, boosting sale of memberships in the Long Island Industry Fund. The car in the foreground is the $4,000 Jaguar to b« awarded to a member of the fund on stage at "Star Nlte." EPISCOPALIANS MEET SUNDAY The 5f7th General Convention of the Episcopal Church in the United States will open on Sunday evening, September 7th, at 7:30 p.m. with a great service in the Boston Garden. The preacher will be the Bt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill, Presiding Bishop of the Church. Two choirs will participate in the service; a choir of 250 men and boys, directed by Dr. Francis Einow, organist and choirmaster of Trinity Church, and a supporting choir of about 700 men ancTwomen directed by Mr. Everett Titcomb, organist and choirmaster of the Church of St. John the Evan-sonable degree of competence." Mrs. Christ and their sons Halsbead and Donald were present to hear him nominated. Judge Christ will run to succeed Justice Francis G. Hooley of Rock-ville Centre, retiring. Judge Ritchie will run to succeed the late Justice Isaac R. Sweezey. Queens and Suf-folk County Republican leaders Frank Kenna and R. Ford Hughes were present heading their respec-tive delegations. SUPPOKT YOUR LOCAL MERCHANT Association Approves Air Cargo Terminal Many Advantages Seen In Having Enterprise Near Island Industries The plan to establish an air cargo terminal' and Industrial Center' at MacArthur Airport has been ap-proved by the Industrial Council of The Long Island Association, ac-ording to George F. Chapllne, Jhalrman of the Council. The town of Islip has recently leased 14 acres on the field to Airport Industries, Inc., which has- also purchased 139 acres of property adjacent to the field as an Industrial site. "An air cargo terminal close to industrial plants In Nassau and •Western Suffolk will fill the pres-ent need for speed, economy and special warehousing facilities," said Mr. Chapline. "It will also be an inducement for the expansion of light manufacturing on Long Is-land which The Long Island Asso- 'essary to pro vide a balanced econ-omy and local employment oppor-tunities for our fast-growing-popu-lation." •Leslie Weiss, Vice President of The L.I/A, for Suffolk also com-mented favorably on the plan. "MacArthur Field was built by the OAA and donated to the town of Islip in 1943 with the provision that it be maintained as a public air-port for at least 25 years from that date,*' Mr. Weiss pointed out. "Its use as an air cargo terminal is a practical solution to the problem of using it to the best advantage. The plan for MacArthur Airport will fulfill an economic need for East-ern Long Island as well as the Met-ropolitan area. It is centrally lo-cated both for Nassau and Suffolk industries. It can be developed along the safety lines as recommended by the Doolittle report, which estab-lished airports could not do except at great expense." Mr. Weiss also expressed his opinion that the use of the airport for freight would mean a minimum amount of traffic to and from the field. At the present time, the airport is used principally for test flights. 968 CASUALTIES TREATED BY SAFETY INSTRUCTORS Outstanding community service was performed this past year by volunteer members of Nassau Red Cross first aid and safety groups, according to statistics released by tJ. Maury DeGhuee. Assistant Direc-tor of Nassau Red Cross Safety Ser-vices. Waldorf School Begins Sixth Year Wednesday The Waldorf School of Adelphi College will begin its sixth year on Wednesday morning, September 10. The sun-tanned children returning from summer vacation will find that their school has grown over the summer months, Just as they have. Two new classrooms, a science lab-oratory, a new lunchroom, and a home arts laboratory have been added, as well as a new grade—the fifth. . John Gardner, Chairman of the School's faculty, explained that these additions are part of a build-ing expansion program to be com-pleted by 1954 which will' provide for an eight grade elementary school. Several new faculty members will also greet the children upon their return. Among them will be Miss (Felicitas Zambail, Who is returning to 'the school after having spent a year teaching in Switzerland, her native land. Miss Zambail, who will be in charge of the 3 year-old group this year, found that the Waldorf-type schools are comparatively well-known in Switzerland, and that •their principles are followed in many of the public schools there. FOR ALL YOUR WOOD-PLY OR LUMBER OF ALL KINDS NEW LOCATION, : 185 East Sunrise Highway, Corner of ^Liberty Avenue, Freeport, New _York f>*U&*<0*&*&VL0*&*0*&*<0*&*&*<0T^ N O W O P E N D A I L Y P E R M A N E N T Machine WAVE MISS CLAIBOL or ROUX COLOR BATH complete COMPLETE P E R M A N E N T Cold or Machineless COMPLETE Complete Selection of Nationally-Known Cosmetics 60 S. Grove St., Freeport FR. 8-0863 AIR CONDITIONED FOE YOUR COMFORT Our Entire Department Prices That Ridiculously Low 69 SO. MAIN STREET FREEPORT TS|, V D. 61 MADISON FOLLOW THE LEADER FOR RELIABLE ADVERTISING I IFREER CRT'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER" FOLLOW THE 'I LEADER FOR NEIGHBORLY-NEWS 17th Year, No. 19 Brown Takes Office In Northwest Group After Declining Post Accepts Presidency At Board's Request; Hailed by Members Van Baar Brown, president' of the NortHwest Civic Association for the past several years, has accepted re-appointment to this office by the Board of Governors of the Associa-tion and will serve_ again this year. TThis was announced by Mr. Brown Monday night when he called the first Pall meeting of the Association to order in the cafeteria of the Sea-man avenue school. Mr. Brown de-clined re-election last Spring and the office was left vacant with auth-ority for the Board of Governors to fiJ it. Mr. Brown's announcement that he had consented to serve for another year drew applause from tJie large attendance of members at •*--.j FREEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1952 FIVE OENTBPER COPY the meeting. Other officers of the Northwest Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Harris of 374 Pine street, left Friday for the West Coast after spending a fur-lough at home. On reaching tihe West Coast he is scheduled to em-bark soon for the Far Eastern Com-mand. Private Harris graduated from the Airborne School at Fort Benning, Oa., August 15 as a quali-fied parachutist. Allan, better known as "Zilch" to his friends, wa&a member ol the last Freeport Sectional Championship Basketball team and played wi-the undefeated football team of 1950 ..... , .... , ,..__ He1gr^uat^lromB^p<^Hlifl»,ip r-'':\'(-''i^ - "':""-."; v1 Civic Association for the coming year will include George Pairberg, vlce-TJresident; Bernard Verona, sec-retary; and Oscar Wind, treasurer. Keen interest was shown by the members in a report submitted by Abner SundeU that the Freeport- Roslyn Expressway may never be trullt and a route JEast of. Freeport, ' Returns After Furlough ALLAN R. HARRIS Private Allan R. Harris, son of .". S :' ^ Set New Record Last Week The iniM'eaHinir acceptance enjoyed by The Leader as Free-port's community newspaper was reflected last week when sales on the newsstands of the village reached an a l l - t i m e record. Sales of The Leader on the news- Walter Wood Files Reply to Affidavit On Land Acquisition Former Trustee Holds No Bad Faith Involved In Buying Park Site Following the action of Mayor Robert L. Doxsee in filing an affi-davit in the County Court question-ing the propriety' of Walter J. Wood in contracting to purchase property in the tract being assembled for the Northeast Park and Playground while a Village Trustee and chair-man of the Planning Commission, Eugene L. Flannagan, Jr., counsel for the former official, filed a reply, and Julius L. Birgenthal, counsel for the Village in the proceedings sub-mitted a rebuttal. Now both sides. are waiting for the decision. Mr. Wood was awarded $4,700 for 12 lots by the condemnation com-missioners. Mayor Doxsee in his affidavit contended that under -the circumstances Mr. Wood was en-titled to only what he paid for the property and requested that in con-firming the award of the commis-sion, the court direct that any ex-cess amount be paid to the Village 'for whom I submit he held these properties as trustee under the circumstances." ,..:\_ . , _ . : Wood Calls Conclusions False *-la his.:r£ply Mr. Flannagan in-sists., t^iat EM'matters contained ~3n the .' affidavit 7~slu>uJa,.... JiaVe ; been fcateerr up durinir-the-jaix>c«ecttn«« for: fixing the value of the property and not in the manner used. He says Mr. Wood "proceeded to prove his title to the premises," but that "to the (Continued on Page "7t Girl Scout Chairman MBS. WM. J. MARTIN, JR. Mrs. Martin has just been ap-pointed chairman of the Freeport Glr! Scout Committee after sever-al years of activity In various posts and as a troop leader. Republicans to Hear Candidates Tonight Chief Submits Plan To Improve Safety For Two Crossings Program is Designed To Clear Up Situation At Brooklyn and Grove Police Chief Peter Elar submitted recommendations for improving conditions at trwo hazardous cross-ings at the meeting of the Village Beard Monday night in the Muni-cipal Building. One was at Brooklyn avenue and North Grove street, and the other at the recently improved area at Broadway, North Columbus and Parsons avenues. Regarding Brooklyn avenue, his1 report read: '.' "Congestion at train time is caus-ed by motorists who wish to make left turns into Grove street and stand there and block traffic. "The remedy of tills situation would be to: Restrict parking or standing on the northslde of Brooklyn ave-nue for a distance of 50 feet east of Grove street. Restrict parking or standing1 stands have been climbing steadily for the last year but showed the usual Summer slump uxp-?r'enced by all newspapers. Sales the first week of September, however, were the highest on record and found the cir-culation of the paper through this medium approximately 300 per cent of sales a year ago. The appeal of The Leader to resi-dents in all parts of the Village is indicated by the fact that stands in outlying sections are requesting a larger supply of the paper as well as Legion Will Resume Monthly Scrap Drivel^ It was Decided to resume monthly- Bcrap drives at a meeting of William Clinton Story Post, American- Le-gion, Friday night in the Dugout. The first of the fall season will be on Sunday, September 28, when members of the post will start the rounds of the village in trucks at 9 o'clock Eastern Daylight Saving time. First Vice'-Commander W. Russell IRedfield announced plans for an intensive membership drive to be started immediately. He promised- & fish dinner would be delivered to the home of each present member who enrolls a new man for the post. Commander Harry J. Chuisano and Past Commander C. Howard Lar-een are ca'ptains of teams that will seek new members. The winning team will be dined by the lowers at the close oi_Qi_5^arive. Second Vice-comn_ander reported ttye recent annual carnival was a financial and social success. Mr. Larsen submitted a report on ^tii tr-recent- -National -Legion -conven-tion held in Manhattan. Refresh-ment- T'Were served. the stands in the business section. The paid-in-advance m,ail circu-lation of The Leader also stands at an all-time higlf for recent years and is increasing steadily. FRIEDMAN'S PHARMACY OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Friedman's' P h a rmacy, South Grove street at Sunrise Highway, will remain open Sunday after the other druggists in Freeport close at 2 o'clock. The telephone is PReeport 8-0001' The second In the series ol cam-Ion the southslde ol Brooklyn ave-paign meetings will be held by thelnue for a distance ol 50 leet west Freeport -Republican. Club tonightlof Grove street. • - "--•—; in the Legion Dugout on Sunrise "3 Paint two lines of traffic "on Speakers scheduled to ap- Brooklyn H avenue, both ; si^es of A. Gulotta who-are seeking return to office. "West side, center, left turns arid (Continued on Page 16) Opening Freeport's Newest Dance Studio Qiblyn To Lay Corner Stone Of Field House September 18 Leo F. Giblyn, president of the Board of Education, is to lay the corner stone of the field house of the Freeport High School athletic field on Buffalo avenue, Thursday, September 18, at 4 o'clock. Dr. John W. Dodd, superintendent of schools, will preside at the exercises. The program will be opened with the invocation by the Rev. Reginald H. Scott, rector of the Transfigura-tion Episcopal Church. Jack ORaynor, captain of the Preeport High School football team, will lead in the-salute to the-Flag, after which the band directed by. Ji Maynard. Wettlaufer.. will accompany the audience in singing "The Star Spangled Ban-ner." Dr. Dodd will introduce offic-ials and heads of various organiza-tions in attendance. There will be remarks by'T. Red-mond McKenn-a, president of the Fathers^ and Boosters' Club of the high-school, and Wllliam-S. Ashley, director of athletics. Then Mr. Giblyn will lay the cor-nerstone, the audience will sing "Hail to America," and the Rev. Mr. Scott will pronounce the benedic-tion. 1: ' •Robert O. Goldschmidt president of the Freeport Chamber of Commerce, officially opens the Bonnell Dance Studio at 1 East Sunrise Highway by cutting the ribbon. In the picture from1 left to riffht are Helen Kaln, a teacher at the studio; Trustee Cord Viebrock congratulating Mrs. Betty Bonnell, owner of the studio; :Trustee-William F.-GlacketvDon G^^Lare^-Cxecirtlve secretary of the Chamber of Commerce; and Arthur li. Hodges, editor of The Leader. Holding the other end of the ribbon next to Mr. Goldschmidt Is Mercedes Willis, also a teacher at the studio. Bagatelle Photo. • ; ; Mrs. Battin Elected President of Council Mrs. Harold W. Battin was elected to fill out the unexpired term of Mrs. Elizabeth F. Kelly as president of the Preeport Community Council^ at a meeting held in the municipal Building Monday night. Mrs, Kelly recently submitted her resignation giving lack of time to devote to the duties of the office as. the cause; The resignation was ac-cepted. Mrs. Battin served two years previously as president of the group. The resignation of Russell Terry as chairman of the Youth Commit-tee also, was accepted. Mrs, Benja-min Wetne was named, to assist MTJS. JPerris Mack, yice-chairman, in the work of developing a youth pro*, ject for the village. .. . .; •',•-'.'• '•'-"•:' •"'• "';•'-'- V. -' • -• '. '"••'•' • ;' i—.V. ^'^^d^^i^
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Title | 1952-09-11 |
Subject | Newspaper |
Description | This is a newspaper distributed locally within Freeport and Baldwin, Long Island, New York |
Creator | Linda Toscano |
Publisher | L & M Publications, P.O. Box 312, 30 South Ocean Avenue, Suite 204, Freeport, New York 11520. |
Contributors | Nicolas Toscano, Michele Swersey, Joan Delaney. |
Date | 2010 |
Type | Periodical |
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Rights | Newspapers are Public Domain before 1 March 1989; and Digital Rights after that date transferred to Freeport Memorial Library by L & M Publications. |
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Available Choices
Sharp ROM
Probably the most stable and least configurable/flexible of the various ROM choices.
SL-5500, SL-5000D, SL-5500G (Germany QWERTZ keyboard), SL-5500 v3
- Sharp ROM 1.3a - update recommended
- Sharp ROM 2.36 - last one delivered
- Sharp ROM 2.37 (June 20, 2002)
- Sharp ROM 2.38 - update recommended: improves FTP security http://www.myzaurus.com/downloads.asp
- Sharp ROM 3.10 - english only but works great (no German keyboard mapping) http://www.myzaurus.com/downloads3.asp
- Sharp ROM 1.21 - stock ROM (on my 5600, purchased 2004-04-16)
- Sharp ROM 1.32 - latest (2003-08-01) on Sharp's Web site http://www.myzaurus.com/ROMupdate6.asp
The Sharp ROMs are also available here on OESF: http://www.zaurususergroup.org/UpDownload+index-req-viewsdownload-sid-29.phtml
OpenZaurus ROM (5000D/5500/5600)
The best non Sharp ROM with support for alot of hardware. The OpenZaurus project was created as an alternative ROM image for the Sharp Zaurus Personal Mobile Tool. The original purpose behind the project was to create a ROM image (kernel + root filesystem) which was a bit closer to what the developer community specifically desired. The method by which this was accomplished was simply to use the Sharp ROM as a base and make alterations, bugfixes, additions and even removals, where necessary, to make the package more open.
Shortly after this, it was revamped completely. OpenZaurus is now a debian based embedded distribution built from source, from the ground up. Given its debian roots, it is quite similar to other embedded debian-based distributions, such as Familiar for the Ipaq. This means of doing things also facilitates an easy method for users to build their own custom ROM images.
There are basically 3 choices. No GUI, GPE (palmtop like, X11 based) and Opie (Qtopia like)
Cacko ROM (5000D/5500)
- Last release: April 2, 2004
Opera, Word and Sheet need much a lot RAM, so in this update version /home directory moved to MMC/SD card. Instruction for update and prepare MMC/SD card you can read on Crow [1] rom page.
- zImage - 32MB RAM for SL5000D and 64MB RAM memory for SL5500
- Added !EmbeddedKonsole
- Added !FileManager
- Added fdisk, top, ssh
- Added Process Manager
- Added Smooth system fonts
- Builtin Cyrillic support and russian keyboard layout
- Opera moved from ROM for installing on MMC/SD
- Removed patience game
Kerberos ROM (Which machines?)
Based on the Sharp ROM. Beta at the moment.
pdaXrom ROM
Beta possibly soon.
Qtopia ROM (5000D/5500/5600)
Based on OZ (3.2?). Beta at the moment.
theKompany ROM (which machines?)
- Last release: Dec 12 2003
Quote taken from: [2] theKompany.rom is provided free of charge in a partnership between theKompany.com and Michael Stevenson aka Proto. What we've done is removed a number of applications and made them optional to install, you can download those missing applications by downloading the "applications.tar.gz" file. In addition we've fixed a lot of the bugs in the existing ROM for the device, integrated pieces of the new ROM that were improved and pieces from various open source projects that provided superior functionality.
Watapon ROM (5600 only)
- Last Release: Mar 29 2005
The Watapon ROM is exclusivly for the SL-5600 Zaurus. Derived from the Sharp 1.32 ROM, but has many differences from the 1.32 ROM. Features list on website
Zynergy ROM (5600 only)
Quoted from Zynergy website:
Zynergy5600 is my custom ROM for the Sharp Zaurus sl-5600. It is based on the Sharp Rom, with quite a few modifications. Below is a list of those changes. Send any feedback about this ROM to j<at>timekiller.org
- Applets - Brightness, Tasklist, Memory Monitor
- Embedded Konsole
- AdvancedFM
- libopie1.0.0
- libpng3
- !OpieFtp,!LibFtp
- Wlanmon
- pico
- less
- libncurses5
- smbmount
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Tue, Sep 24, 2013 | 11:11 BST
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Sat, Aug 31, 2013 | 15:14 BST
The Elder Scrolls Online: is it just Skyrim with co-op, or much more?
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Wed, Aug 21, 2013 | 11:41 BST
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Thu, Jul 18, 2013 | 12:45 BST
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Fri, Dec 21, 2012 | 03:13 GMT
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Thu, May 17, 2012 | 21:47 BST
The Aldmeri Dominion faction are all about conquest in The Elder Scrolls Online
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can you -please- look at this following MCU: http://www.robotstore.com/store/product.asp?pid=676&catid=1563
now im not sure if im correct or not, but to make walking legs move, thats ALL i need right? am i correct when i say that the small microcontroller in that link is enough to make 16 servos work? or do i need other electronics with it??
S. Karim: with all due respect, you are way over your head. I suggest you take a step back and start small. The chips mentioned are not memory, they are microcontrollers.Why don't you start with learning about microcontrollers and how you can use them to control a servo. Parallax has some very good kits that focus on teaching you (like their "What's a Microcontroller" kit (http://www.parallax.com/detail.asp?product_id=28152)).
Once you learn the basics, you can then take it a step further... maybe a robot that can roam around a room and use sensors to avoid obstacles. Then you can start to kick it up a notch and learn how to make a walking robot.I wouldn't be focusing on searching for servos just yet... I think you have a lot of learning to do before that!
can you -please- look at this following MCU: http://www.robotstore.com/store/product.asp?pid=676&catid=1563now im not sure if im correct or not, but to make walking legs move, thats ALL i need right? am i correct when i say that the small microcontroller in that link is enough to make 16 servos work? or do i need other electronics with it??
admins project is cool, ill do it if you can tell me how to extend the project for 8 or more servo ports.
i doubt ill need 1k for a set of walking legs. i wouldnt expect you to say that...being the admin/master hobby robot builder and all since you're a pro at finding loopholes in prices.
only thing im worried about is this MCU thing and materials to make the actual frame.
where do i find a robot controller with built in servo ports (sensors arent a priority)?
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I don't know if I'd chew on raw suet if I were you. I don't actually know this, but a lump of raw fat from the abdomen of a dead animal doesn't seem like a healthy snack. The stuff in boxes has been rendered, so it's sterile - you can eat it straight from the box if you want. Mmm... chewy fat...
But hey, if chewing raw fat is your extreme sport, who am I to judge? I drive a car regularly, which is far more dangerous. I'm trying to kick the habit, but you know how it is, you step out, it's sitting there, all shiny and stuffed with juicy fossil fuel...
I don't think it's something I'd do again, but I wasn't prepared to put it in my food raw without trying a bit first to see what it tasted like (i.e. if it would taint my mincemeat!). Mind you, I eat all sorts of things raw that I probably shouldn't these days. If I know and trust the source, then it's my own fault if I'm ill!
Also, the stuff in boxes has been treated with wheat flour, which isn't good for me or my family, and is the reason I went to get the fresh in the first place
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Thanks for taking one for the team Olivia!
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yes, go on yersel, Olivia. They make us tough here. Chewing on raw suet, rocks, sheep, all in a day's entertainment. If you've seen Brave, that's pretty much everyday life in Scotland.
I'm sure other Scottish members will back me up on this.
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As I have a vegetarian daughter I only use Atora's vege suet now and I really can't tell the difference. I don't know if you can get it in France.
Surprisingly, the Atora vegetarian suet was the only suet available in Kuala Lumpur (as far as I'm aware). I couldn't really tell the difference. I use it for dumplings and "seasoned pudding".
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When Jason Kolarich accepts the case of a homeless Iraq War veteran accused of murdering a young paralegal, his course seems clear: to mount an insanity defense for a man suffering so badly from post-traumatic stress disorder that he has no real memory of the crime. But as Kolarich digs deeper, he realizes that, unlikely as it seems, his client is probably innocent. Only days before her death, the murdered paralegal had stumbled on something she wasn't supposed to know . . . information that someone would kill to keep secret. Her murder was no random crime but a targeted hit, and the wrong man was charged. As Jason Kolarich races to discover the truth in time to save his client, he finds himself embroiled in a mystery involving the Mob, a mysterious assassin known only as "Gin Rummy," and a conspiracy of wealthy international terrorists with explosive plans for his city. With thousands of lives at stake, Kolarich has more on the line than ever before . . . and time is running out. |
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