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Bridge To Terabithia details
Formats: | PG DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Josh Hutcherson, Anna Sophia Robb, Zooey Deschanel, Robert Patrick, Bailee Madison, Kate Butler, Devon Wood, Emma Fenton |
Director: | Gabor Csupo |
Genres: | Children, Family, Sci-Fi/Fantasy |
Studio: | ICON HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
Collections: | Bank Holiday Viewing, Best of HD, Easter Eggstravaganza!, Enchanting Films, Family Faves, Fantasy Worlds, Half Term Hits, Just Arrived |
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Bridge To Terabithia |
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Run time: | 1 hour 35 minutes |
Rental release: | Limited availability |
Main languages: | English |
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Make-believe merges with reality in this fantasy adventure starring Anna Sophia Robb and Josh Hutcherson.
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Suspend your disbelief
By Billy from Edinburgh, Scotland , 17 May 2007[Highly rated reviewer]
Hands Up Please for all those of you who think that Bridge to Terabithia is a fantasy graphic adventure set in a fairy-tale land stumbled upon by two children with vivid imaginations.
Almost all of you, I thought so. Thats what Disney wanted you to think, you see; thats the way they marketed it. Dont worry, I fell for it too. I was ready for interesting fantasy characters and great world-changing battles. Didnt happen though, did it?
But thats just Disney playing at being multinational conglomerates and trying to rip the money from peoples pockets any which way they can, we cant blame them for that, can we? Luckily their hoodwink tactics have no bearing on the writing and the production of this movie; and even those of us who have been duped into the big comfy armchairs with our large salted popcorn and large sugar water get to enjoy a good two hours of old-fashioned family entertainment, complete with a message from the heart and an overwhelming sense of spirit.
This entire film gives you the feel of an eighties Disney movie: family relationships, fantastical happenings, emotional awakenings - you know the stuff, the same feeling you used to get from watching the Littlest Hobo or for some, Highway to Heaven. This is no big surprise as the story comes from a 1977 book of the same name. A lot of people knew this before they entered the theatre and therefore knew what to expect. Silly me.
The book follows the same plot as our film, which takes place in the real world and concerns the newborn friendship between Jess and Leslie. Jess is an artist and Leslie is a story-teller, so when they start to get along it blossoms into a flurry of imaginative activity very quickly and they are soon off fighting the Dark Lord in their magic kingdom. This kingdom is not like Oz or Narnia however, but consists merely of some scary looking trees, a few rogue squirrels, some evil crows and a tree house. The use of imagination is strongly suggested by our characters and the computer visuals are kept limited by the production team, making it firmly understood that what we are dealing with here are real people and real situations. This is vital to the plot as Jess and Leslie use their time and experience in their fantasy world to good effect when they are faced with similarly difficult situations at school and at home. Through the confidence and trust they are building with each other they start to overcome all of their other demons.
You may by now be thinking to yourself, Well, thats a bit tame isnt it? and sure enough this is not your frills, spills, superfluous sells, kind of affair; but just wait for the kicker at the end of the story. Watch the childrens burgeoning relationship flourish with unexpected enthusiasm and joy; marvel at the wonder and contentment of a partnership that knows freedom and expression which gives birth to happiness; then watch what happens next and tell me that youre not more affected than all of the other Harry wizards, Spider heroes garbage. Tell me then what kind of stories we should be giving our children.
After the initial disappointment of Bridge to Terabithia not being what I thought it was going to be, it showed itself to be a very thoughtful, intelligent, incisive movie which used its best talents to best effect to realise the vision appropriate for the style of plot and themes. The acting was excellent by both young leads, helping you to believe in the magic of the imagination. The situations were realistically drawn in the real world and wonderfully realised in Terabithia. The feeling of the themes hit home bang on target, affecting me in the cinema and staying with me afterwards. Beside Lady in the Water this stands out as the best story-telling fantasy in recent years.
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(389)keep your mind wide open.... you'l be surprised whats inside....
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Brilliant but heartbreaking!!!
By a customer , 12 Mar 2013Brilliant but so sad, had me sobbing but so wonderful worth watching. Has a magical twist to it. SO GET WATCHING!!!!!- Was this review helpful to you?
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beautiful and heartbreaking
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must see film
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Never have i cried be
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The Blazers announced recently that oft-injured former #1 pick Greg Oden would undergo arthroscopic procedure on his right knee in order to remove debris. In September of 2007 he had micro-fracture surgery on that knee.
That is all well and good, but will Oden see the court this season? Good question.Portland came out with a press statement after the surgery saying that it was "successful."
Portland's Acting GM Chad Buchanan stated that Oden might have the same procedure on his left knee saying,
"That's a possibility. There's a chance that he may go undergo a similar procedure on his left knee in the coming days. That is to be determined.
The doctors felt like after looking at the latest MRI in both knees, they wanted to take a closer look at both things.
It's still to be determined on his left knee."
The Blazers signed Oden to a 1-year $8.8 million dollar deal for this season and while they were hopeful he could come back after a couple of months his return does not look good. After suffering a setback in his knee rehab back in December Portland stated than they were "hopeful, but less confident" on his return.
Buchanan went on to say Oden was "taking the next step" in his rehab and "For his timeline, he's still considered out indefinitely."
After Oden's setback in December Oden agreed to re-work his 1-year deal making it so he would earn $1.5 million this season. The setback that Oden had was for ligament in his left knee that was not a weight bearing one. No matter what happens Oden will be an unrestricted free agent after this season ends.
The Blazers have been playing well this season, but that depends where they play. They have been Jekyll and Hyde on the season being one of the best home teams in the league while being one of the worst on the road.
Portland could use Oden in the lineup for his rebounding and defensive presence. The team does not have much beef inside and tend to get bullied around when playing teams that have a legit power forward or center.
The sad thing about Oden is he has not only been productive when on the court, which is rarely, but he is a good guy.
Since being the first pick in 2007 he has played in 82 games averaging 9.4 ppg 7.3 rpg and 1.4 blocks per game.
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Willis and Co. out to show who has best defense
Janie McCauley
Associated Press sportswriter
Posted Nov 18, 2012
President Barack Obama has already given his hometown Chicago Bears the nod for best defense in the NFL.
San Francisco linebacker
Patrick Willis
insists he is hardly one to argue with the commander in chief, especially considering Obama will be running the country from the oval office for another four years.
"I saw that," Willis said, laughing. "Chicago's defense, they're playing very well right now. They have some tremendous talent on that side of the ball, but they're playing great team defense right now. Kudos to them. But at the same time, too, we have our own defense to worry about that we're trying to continue to make better. That's our focus."
San Francisco defensive tackle
Ray McDonald
will let the president have his say, too.
"He's the man," McDonald said. "You can't argue with him. His opinion matters."
Chicago's dominant defense is certainly playing the very smothering, run-stopping style of football the 49ers did last season – and the form San Francisco hopes to get back to in the season's second half as it tries to lock up a first-round playoff bye.
On Nov. 5 during Monday Night Football, a night before he was re-elected, Obama said the ball-hawking Bears have the "best defense in the league right now" led by coordinator Rod Marinelli – who calls his unit's chemistry "special."
The Bears (7-2) boast the talented linebacker tandem of
Brian Urlacher
Lance Briggs
. On the 49ers side, it's the duo of Willis and
NaVorro Bowman
Not that Briggs is paying too much attention to who has the best linebackers – or defense, for that matter. He knows everyone will get a glimpse come Monday at Candlestick Park.
By ranking this week, the 49ers stand third in the league with the Bears two spots back at No. 5 in overall defense. Chicago is fourth at stopping the run, San Francisco sits at seventh. Defending the pass, the Niners are fifth and the Bears 10th.
"How do I feel about it? Doesn't change the way I play, doesn't change the way we play over here," Briggs said. "That's the ranking. And the thing about a ranking is, the ranking doesn't mean anything if you don't get to that Super Bowl. That's the goal, going to the Super Bowl."
The Bears have an NFL-best 30 forced turnovers and 19 interceptions. No arguing these teams are awfully close. San Francisco (6-2-1) allows an NFL-low 14.1 points per game, followed by Chicago at 14.8. The Bears have 26 sacks – tied for sixth – to San Francisco's 17.
49ers general manager Trent Baalke kept his entire starting 11 intact from last season's defense, though linebacker
Parys Haralson
was lost for the season with a torn triceps muscle.
"As far as the president goes, he's our president so you can't say much about who he says is the best," Willis said. "It's his hometown, so he has every right to say them, but I guess we'll see when it's all said and done."
Both teams are eager to bounce back – the 49ers from a disappointing 24-24 tie, the NFL's first in four years, at home against the division rival Rams last week, and the Bears a 13-6 loss at Houston.
On the offensive side, both teams were busy this week preparing their backups for the key NFC matchup on the big stage after starters
Jay Cutler
of Chicago and San Francisco's
Alex Smith
each was lost to a concussion last Sunday.
With Smith ruled out Monday morning in something of a surprise, it will come down to a matchup of Bears No. 2
Jason Campbell
vs. second-year pro
Colin Kaepernick
under center.
There are division implications at stake, and the result could affect playoff positioning, too. San Francisco holds a narrow lead as it tries to defend its NFC West title, while the Bears are trying to create space atop the NFC North with the
Green Bay Packers
close behind.
"As always, I think it's a big game," 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said. "It's a huge game. I think everybody will be crowded in to watch it to see how we respond, see how the Bears respond. Football world will be watching this one and it's a big game because it's the next game. But, it's a big game. I feel that our team will respond well."
No matter the quarterback, the game goes on.
"We have to go with our game plan" Chicago coach Lovie Smith said. "They're not going to change much based on who their quarterback is."
The 49ers have plenty to clean up after they were 2 for 11 in third-down conversions against the Rams, allowed 458 yards and were penalized seven times for 66 yards – several of those coming at costly moments.
The last thing they want to do is make those same mistakes against Chicago's opportunistic defense.
Earlier this season, the Bears had a three-week span with five interceptions returned for touchdowns.
Charles Tillman
and Briggs each had a pick and ran it back to score during a 34-18 Monday night win at Dallas.
"Takeaways and scoring – that's basically what this defense has been about," safety
Major Wright
And that's about right. Sounds an awful lot like how things went for the 49ers a year ago.
Willis will let others, like President Obama, decide who is superior.
"We let the critics and sports writers say what they must," Willis said. "For us, we just go out there and play. Our ultimate goal is to win the Super Bowl, whatever it takes that's what we want to do. First we've got to win the regular-season games and see what happens from there."
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8 | Pool B | 10:45am | RSA - NZL | 1 - 4 (0 - 3) | Final |
Second match of the day was a southern hemisphere encounter between South Africa and New Zealand. New Zealand opened the 2012 Olympic competition with a precious win, stunning Australia (1-0), while South Africa suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of World Champion Argentina (1-7).
Before the match, South African Pietie Coetzee was honored for her 250th international Cap and Japanese umpire Chieko Soma received a Golden Whistle from FIH President Leandro Negre for officiating in her 100th international match.
New Zealand did not waste time to stake their claim on the game, forcing a penalty-corner on their first attack. It was perfectly executed, birthday girl Charlotte Harrison deflecting from close range the initial shot by Kayla Sharland. They then had four unsuccessful penalty-corner attempts before Clarissa Eshuis finally scored on the next one with a direct shot to widen the gap to two goals.
The Black Sticks (playing in white) had a good handle on the game and the South Africans were struggling to get out of their own half. On one of their lone incursions in New Zealand territory, Pietie Coetzee showed why she is a lethal goal hunter, nearly scoring from an innocuous chance created by a pass from Marsha Marescia. The next goal was however again for New Zealand, after a long video-referral to decide if Kayla Sharland's shot was indeed within the shooting circle.
Second period started with a chance for Pietie Coetzee well handled by Bianca Russell in goal for New Zealand. South Africa pushed valiantly to create opportunities and were rewarded by a penalty-stroke when Jennifer Wilson was fouled in the circle. Pietie Coetzee scored to celebrate in style her 250th appearance in a South African jersey.
The Black Sticks weathered the storm and Kayla Sharland promptly re-established the 3-goal lead with a powerful reverse shot blasted from a narrow angle. They earned some mixed reaction from the crowd when they started to waste time in the final minutes despite their comfortable lead, but were happy to end the day with maximum points in Pool B standings.
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Stacey MICHELSEN (NZL), On being booed by the spectators for slowing play down at the end of the match: "I definitely heard it, but it didn't really upset me. Some people don't like when you do it, but at the end of the pool stages it could come down to goals, so I didn't want to take the risk."
Lesle-Ann GEORGE (RSA)
On South Africa's performance so far: "We are feeling quite down after two defeats. We looked long and hard at the game we played against Argentina and tried to learn. We went right through the game, looking particularly at our defence to improve it for this match against New Zealand."
On conceding a lot of penalty corners: "The reason we conceded so many in the first half was because we attacked too much inside the circle. We need to work on that and attack better outside the circle."
On their next match against Germany (2 August): "Its going to be a big ask. We will definitely need to start better than we did today."
Charlotte HARRISON (NZL)
On the game: "I'm very proud that the team stuck to the structure and we did everything that our coach asked of us, and we had the discipline to stick to it all. We've got belief. Our team is such a tight-knit team and we get on like a house on fire."
On scoring a goal on her birthday: "I'm so chuffed. When I heard the call for the corner I was pretty nervous, but it was my chance to shine. Kayla (SHARLAND, NZL) hit it really well though, so it would have been pretty hard to miss."
Kathleen TAYLOR (RSA)
On what the coach said at half-time: "I think our tactics weren't wrong, but he (our coach) really had to point out and fight for our energy in the changing room and belief in ourselves that we can come back out and be a different team in the second half. I think we showed that at various moments, but I think the reality of the team is far different from today. We are really underperforming and it is really frustrating for us. Each game we just need to strive to really find our form."
On the video referrals decisions: "I think it was incredibly indecisive. They firstly took very long in deciding, which gives the players a sense of insecurity on the field. We don't really know what is going on as if the umpires themselves don't have charge of the rules, let alone the game. It causes a sense of waiting around the field, which causes our heart rates to fall and it is then difficult to regain momentum especially for the attacking team. For us it was disappointing that they were indecisive about the rules. We as players look to them to make clear decisions and hopefully unbiased decisions as well. The fact that the goal was in the end awarded and they couldn't actually make the decision, we find that hard to grasp because if it's so unclear that they don't know what to say, how can they give the favour to the other team? That was a bit disappointing for us to experience, but nevertheless I still thought that we could have fought back harder to even come back two or three goals against them. That didn't count in our favour unfortunately."
Pietie COETZEE (RSA)
On winning her 250th international cap: "It was nice to achieve the 250th cap at the Olympic Games, however it would have been nicer if we had a positive result today but that's how it goes."
On what South Africa struggled with against New Zealand: "We struggled to get into our stride and play what we recognise as our own game. But what we realised especially after the first half is that we have to force it. We have to force getting into our style of play and we must get much tougher against these opponents."


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Nicaragua is the Central American country with the greatest geothermal potential, in the order of several thousand megawatts. Reserves that can be estimated with a higher degree of confidence total about 1 100 MWe. Medium- and high-temperature resources are associated with volcanoes of the Nicaraguan Depression, which parallels the Pacific Coast.
Geothermal exploration began at the end of the 1960s, focussing on the Momotombo and San Jacinto-Tizate geothermal fields. Studies increased after 1973, at a time when the oil crisis had a large impact on Nicaragua's economy. Geothermal electricity production started at Momotombo in 1983.
Exploitation of geothermal power in the Momotombo area, located at the foot of the volcano of the same name, began when the first 35 MWe single-flash unit was commissioned in 1983. A second 35 MWe unit was added in 1989. Gross output of electricity reached a peak of 468 GWh in 1992 but subsequently fell away to a low of 102 GWh in 1999 owing to over-exploitation of the field and lack of re-injection.
In 1999, ORMAT secured a 15-year contract to improve electricity output at Momotombo. Since then, the company has drilled four deep wells (OM-51 to OM-54), and of these, only OM-53 was a good producer (9-11 MW). A number of wells have been cleaned of scale and chemical inhibition systems installed. About 80% of waste geothermal fluids are being injected back to the reservoir and a new reservoir management plan has been implemented. Since May 2002, these efforts have increased and stabilised the electrical output of the flash plant at about 29 MWe. In November 2002, a 7.5 MWe binary energy converter came online, raising total generation capacity at Momotombo to 77.5 MWe. The field now has 12 production wells, and four injection wells.
The San Jacinto-Tizate field was granted an exploitation licence in 2003. The project proposed consists of a plant of 20 MWe combined-cycle technology (Phase I) followed by a 46 MWe expansion using condensing turbine generation (Phase II). At the start of 2007, 2 x 5 MWe back-pressure units were operational (Stage 1 of Phase I). An additional 10 MWe will represent Stage 2 of Phase I and subsequently Phase II will add 46 MWe, bringing the total installed capacity to 66 MWe.
Nicaragua's total geothermal electricity output has been on a rising trend since 1999 and in 2006 totalled 310.8 GWh.


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The Manheim Township Planning Commission voted unanimously Wednesday evening not to endorse preliminary plans for the Belmont shopping and residential center, saying the developers tweaked a conventional shopping-center layout rather than creating the truly integrated mixed-use project the township's zoning stipulates.
"It's not an integrated development at all," commission Chairman Michel Gibeault said. "I think this is the wrong design for this site."
Matthew Creme, an attorney representing the project's backers, expressed disappointment and stressed that the commission's role is purely advisory. The vote notwithstanding, developers intend to move ahead on schedule and submit a conditional-use request to the township commissioners, he said.
The plans for Belmont call for building 350,000 square feet of retail space and 204 residential units on the undeveloped tract across the street from the Red Rose Commons shopping center near Route 30 and Fruitville Pike. The developer is R.J. Waters & Associates, based in Kennett Square.
Manheim Township enacted a new zoning ordinance last year that incorporates design considerations as well as functionality, according to township manager Michael Rimer.
The developers believe Belmont fully meets the ordinance's objective criteria for a Planned Commercial Development-1, or PCD-1, project, Creme said. The ordinance allows for subjective judgments regarding a project, but the burden is on the objector to demonstrate a project truly has critical flaws, he added.
Residents of nearby neighborhoods have expressed enthusiasm for the plans, and there has been no significant opposition, he said.
Commission member Jeff Sturla, however, accused Belmont's backers of doing the minimum possible to meet zoning standards rather than truly embracing the mixed-use concept.
He reacted scornfully when Creme pointed to Warwick Township's Shoppes at Kissel Village, an R.J. Waters project, as an example of the company's ability to achieve quality design, as defined in the township's zoning ordinance.
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BESTIVAL has sold out for the eighth year in a row.
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Councilor Dan Lewis is pleased to present the adopted Sector Development Plan (SDP) for Volcano Cliffs in the Volcano Mesa area. The area consists of approximately 2,300 acres, located along the volcanic Escarpment of the City's Northwest Mesa.
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Councilor Dan Lewis is pleased to present the adopted Sector Development Plan (SDP) for Volcano Cliffs in the Volcano Mesa area. The area consists of approximately 2,300 acres, located along the volcanic Escarpment of the City's Northwest Mesa.
Planning and Council Services staff thank the public, the Volcano Cliffs Property Owners Association, City department staff, agency staff, and many other stakeholders for contributing valuable ideas, input, and energy into this planning process.
Update as of May 2011
The Volcano Cliffs Sector Development Plan was adopted by the City Council on May 2, 2011. The plan can be viewed and downloaded here.
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- Volcano Cliffs Map 2 (East) [pdf, 643KB]
- Visit AGIS Interactive Address Map
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- Use the identify button (black circle with "i" in the center) to choose a parcel and find out its Unit, Tract, Block number
- E-mail Mikaela Renz-Whitmore or call 505-924-3932
Volcano Cliffs is one of three sector development plans being developed for the area referred to as Volcano Mesa. Each plan contains goals, policies, and regulations that address land use, transportation, and environment/open space.
- The Volcano Cliffs Sector Development Plan is south of Paseo del Norte and bordered by the Petroglyph National Monument to the east and Major Public Open Space owned by the City of Albuquerque to the west.
- The Volcano Trails Sector Development Plan is north of Paseo del Norte and west of Universe Boulevard.
- The Volcano Heights Sector Development Plan is north of Paseo del Norte and east of Universe Boulevard.
- Volcano Mesa Map - Three Plan Areas [1.96MB]
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- Map 1 [694KB]
- Map 2 [965KB]
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Planning staff revised the document to meet EPC conditions of approval. Public, staff, and agencies provided comments in writing or in person for Council hearings.
The City Council received EPC recommendations from the City administration, and the Plan received two hearings at the City Council Land Use Planning and Zoning (LUPZ) Committee, the first on Wednesday, March 30, 2011 and the second on Wednesday, April 13, 2011. The LUPZ Committee forwarded the Plan onto Council, where the Plan was adopted on May 2, 2011.
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Adam Brody is heading to "House of Lies."
The former star of "The O.C." (he played Seth Cohen) will guest star on the second season of the Showtime series, the network revealed on Thursday.
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Managed care for mental health patients is the law of the land, at least the land lying within North Carolina, and that appears to be the end of that.
It doesn't matter that the public is, according to the Mental Health Board's lawyer, "a little confused."
It doesn't matter that the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners is queasy about it.
It doesn't matter that one commissioner, Charles Evans, held up the process in order to buy more time to think it through.
It doesn't matter that this county's member or members on the board of Durham-based Alliance Behavioral Healthcare will be its only voice in policy matters profoundly affecting residents of this area.
It doesn't matter that the switch to managed care, with the county's mental health center moving from direct service to approving service under contract to Alliance, probably is irrevocable, consuming not only liquid assets but organizational structure as well.
We don't mean to make this seem like some ravening monster. Merger may be good or it may be bad. But it's inevitable and, come Jan. 1, 2013, the health of the mentally ill in North Carolina will once again be riding on a spin of the wheel in a state not noted for the success of its reforms in this most sensitive field.
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Perhaps no Hollywood actor continually stirs up more of a gleeful admixture of feelings in his viewers than Danny DeVito. Singlehandedly portraying characters with mile-long, obnoxious jerk streaks that are nonetheless somehow loveable, DeVito -- with his diminutive stature, balding head, and broad Jersey accent -- made an art form out of playing endearingly loathsome little men.
Born November 17, 1944, in Neptune, NJ, Daniel Michael DeVito Jr. survived a Catholic school upbringing and started his career from the ground up, laboring as a cosmetician in his sister's beauty parlor. Working under the name "Mr. Danny," DeVito decided to enter New York's American Academy of Dramatic Arts for the purpose of acquiring additional makeup expertise. However, he soon discovered his true theatrical calling and made his screen debut with a small part in the 1968 drama Dreams of Glass. After a few discouraging experiences within the film industry, DeVito decided to concentrate on stage work. During this time, he met actress Rhea Perlman, whom he later married in 1982.
In 1972, the actor made his way back into films with a role in Lady Liberty, a comedy starring Sophia Loren. His first notable film part came three years later, when he reprised his stage role of Martini, a sweet-natured mental patient, in Milos Forman's screen version of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Produced by DeVito's old friend Michael Douglas and co-scripted by Lawrence Hauben and Bo Goldman, the film won wide acclaim and nine Oscar nominations, eventually gleaning five statuettes (including Best Picture). Despite the adulation surrounding the film, DeVito's screen career remained lackluster, but he skyrocketed to fame three years later with his role as the obnoxious dispatcher Louie on the long-running television sitcom Taxi.
From there, DeVito's career swung upward and he spent the next decade playing similarly repugnant characters with enormous success. He reunited with Douglas for Romancing the Stone (1984) and its 1985 sequel, Jewel of the Nile, teamed up with co-star Joe Piscopo and director Brian De Palma (as a scam artist on the run) in Wise Guys (1986), and signed with Disney's R-rated offshoot, Touchstone, for two comedies, the 1986 Ruthless People, and the 1987 Barry Levinson-directed Tin Men.
Throw Momma from the Train (1987) marked DeVito's premier directorial outing. A madcap farce directed from a script by Benson and Soap scribe Stu Silver, Momma cast DeVito as Owen, a dim-bulb student living under the thumb of his loudmouthed mother, who is enrolled in a writing course taught by failing novelist Larry Donner (Billy Crystal). Stumbling into a repertory screening of Strangers on a Train one night, Owen has the not-so-bright idea of emulating the film, by bumping off Larry's conniving ex-wife in exchange for having Larry rub out his momma -- without asking Larry first.
Throw Momma from the Train opened during the Christmas season of December 1987 and received mixed reviews. The picture nonetheless became a massive hit, grossing upwards of 57 million dollars, and thus paving the way for future DeVito-directed efforts. The War of the Roses (1989) recast DeVito with his Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile co-stars, Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner, but could not have been any more different in terms of theme, content, tone, or intended audience. Co-adapted by Warren Adler and Michael Leeson (from Adler's novel), this acerbic, black-as-coal comedy tells the story of Oliver and Barbara Rose, a seemingly happy and well-adjusted married couple whose nuptials descend into a violent hell when Barbara announces that she wants a divorce -- and Oliver refuses to give her one. DeVito plays the cherubic lawyer who relays their story to another client, and famously reflects, "If love is blind, then marriage must be like having a stroke." The picture instantly grossed dollar one, garnered legions of fans, and delighted critics across the board.
Ida Random produced Momma, and DeVito's Taxi collaborator, James L. Brooks, produced War, but by the early '90s, DeVito gained additional autonomy by branching out into production duties himself, with the establishment of his own Jersey Films. Some of Jersey's more successful endeavors were 1994's Pulp Fiction (on which DeVito served as executive producer), Reality Bites (1994), Get Shorty (1995), Gattaca (1997), Out of Sight (1998), and Living Out Loud (1998).
In the meantime, DeVito continued to act in a number of movies throughout the late '80s and '90s, his most notable being Twins (1988, in which he played the "twin" of Arnold Schwarzenegger), the disappointing Jack the Bear (1993), the delightful Other People's Money (1991, for which he took on the role of corporate monster Larry the Liquidator), Barry Sonnenfeld's Get Shorty, the screen adaptation of Roald Dahl's Matilda (1996, which he also directed and produced), L.A. Confidential (1997), and Living Out Loud. For the last of these DeVito won particular acclaim, impressing critics with his touching, sympathetic portrayal of a lonely elevator operator. In 1999, he added to his already impressive resumé with a role in Milos Forman's biopic of Taxi co-star Andy Kaufman, Man on the Moon, and a supporting turn in Sofia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides.
Despite solid performances in a series of recent high-profile hits and decades of big-screen success, the millennial turnover found DeVito's star somewhat clouded as such efforts as Screwed (2000), What's the Worst That Could Happen? (2001), Death to Smoochy (2002), and Duplex (2003) failed to live up to box-office potential.
DeVito fared only slightly better as producer of the critically acclaimed 2003 television series Karen Sisco and the ugly Get Shorty sequel, Be Cool. He also acted as executive producer for the acclaimed Zach Braff dramedy Garden State and could be spotted in director Tim Burton's imaginative fable Big Fish. As 2005 rolled around, audiences could spot DeVito in films such as The OH in Ohio, as well as on television as the actor found himself accepting a role in the quirky, taboo-busting series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
During 2006, DeVito balanced a full plate of work, temporarily retiring from the director's chair, but juggling small roles in no less than three A-list features. These included Brad Silberling's 10 Items or Less, a drama about the unlikely friendship that evolves between a has-been Hollywood star (Morgan Freeman) and a supermarket checkout clerk (Paz Vega); Jake Paltrow's directorial debut, The Good Night, a slice-of-life dramedy starring Gwyneth Paltrow and Penélope Cruz; and the holiday comedy Deck the Halls. The latter starred DeVito and Matthew Broderick as neighbors who go to "war" with competing decorations at Christmastime to see who can be the first to make his house visible from space. The film co-starred Kristin Davis and Kristin Chenoweth. Meanwhile, Jersey Films geared up to produce the 2007 Freedom Writers, directed by Richard LaGravenese -- a kind of retread of Stand and Deliver and Dangerous Minds, with Hilary Swank as a teacher determined to break through to her difficult students. Also in 2007, DeVito starred in Randall Miller's violent black comedy Nobel Son, DeVito joined longtime friend and collaborator Michael Douglas with a supporting role in the 2009 Solitary Man, then in 2012 voiced Dr. Seuss's title character in the classic animated fable The Lorax.
DeVito and Perlman have three children. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi
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Dr. Seuss' classic, environmentally themed children's book comes to the big screen in this tale of a young boy who encounters a cantankerous forest creature after venturing outside of his artificial city in search of a tree. Ted (voice of Zac Efron) lives in a town where nothing is quite as it appears; everything is plastic, including the plants. Hopelessly smitten by the beautiful Audrey (voice of Taylor Swift), who dreams of one day seeing a real tree, Ted boldly leaves the city determined to find the flora and grant her wish. Along the way, the young adventurer crosses paths with the Lorax (voice of Danny DeVIto), a diminutive, mustached defender of nature who doesn't take kindly to human intruders. The better Ted gets to know the Lorax, however, the more he learns that his newfound friend has good reason for being a bit surly. Also featuring the voices of Betty White, Ed Helms, and Rob Riggle. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Disillusioned with romance during her whirlwind trip to Rome, an ambitious New Yorker defiantly swipes a few magic coins from a "foolish" wishing fountain, inadvertently igniting the passions of a motley crew of suitors as she's pursued by a handsome reporter with charm to spare. Beth (Kristen Bell) is at a point in her life where love seems like a luxury she just can't afford. Years of waiting for that perfect romance has made Beth bitter, and one day, while vacationing in Rome, she cynically plucks a handful of coins from a local fountain of love. Almost immediately thereafter, Beth finds herself fending off the advances of a diminutive sausage magnate (Danny DeVito), a lanky street magician (Jon Heder), a doting painter (Will Arnett), and a narcissistic male model (Dax Shepard). Meanwhile, a smitten reporter (Josh Duhamel) does his best to convince Beth that true love isn't just a topic of fairy tales and romance novels. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A retired father resorts to extreme measure to teach his two grown sons the importance of responsibility in this comedy starring Danny DeVito and Katie Sagal. Dad (DeVito) has always worked hard to provide for his family. Now he's ready to retire, and enjoy the good life. But regaining access to his rec room won't come easy, because his two bumbling, twenty-something sons Elliot (Ryan Hansen) and Quinn (Skyler Stone) have lived at home so long they don't know the first thing about being grown-ups. Hoping to give their beloved little slackers a crash course in real life, mom and dad hit the road, leaving Elliot and Quinn to figure things out for themselves. Before long the young ne'er-do-wells are scrambling to pay the bills, and turning the house upside down as mom and dad keep tabs on them from afar. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle
A young girl (Saoirse Ronan) is caught in a feud between a captain (Pierce Brosnan) and his crew while on a transatlantic voyage in this adaptation of novelist Avi's young adult best-seller, The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle. Danny DeVito writes and directs the Jersey Films 2nd Avenue film, with Morgan Freeman heading up the rest of the cast. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, All Movie Guide
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Dylan Walsh, Danny DeVito, Jonah Hill, and Justin Long star in prolific actor-turned-writer/director Hart Bochner's quirky romantic comedy about the efforts of a simple blue collar worker to reconnect with his childhood love and finally clean up his crime infested California neighborhood. Ray Tuckby is a kind-hearted husband and father whose wife suffers from agoraphobia, and whose teenage son simply doesn't fit in socially. As if dealing with his stressful family issues isn't enough for Ray, his community has recently fallen prey to some intimidating drug dealers and a powerful real estate kingpin. Somewhere in the middle of dealing with all of life's little anxieties, however, the put upon Ray learns to reconnect with the power of his youthful dreams. Later, an unexpected encounter with an outside encourages Ray to take on the criminals that are making his life a living hell, and finally summon the courage to connect with pretty checkout girl Nora. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Forest Whitaker, Kim Basinger, Jay Mohr, Danny DeVito, Nick Cannon, and Carla Gugino star in director Mark Rydell's ensemble addiction drama detailing the manner in which gambling and drugs affect a variety of people's lives during the weeks leading up to a championship college basketball game. Carolyn (Basinger) is a struggling novelist whose addiction to the slots drives her to deceive her husband Tom (Liotta). Though Carloyn claims to be working on her latest manuscript at a nearby coffee shop, the reality of her situation is decidedly more desperate. Meanwhile, local maintenance worker Clyde (Whitaker) stands at the sidelines of the basketball court cheering for his little brother Godfrey (Cannon) while keeping his lingering gambling debts a well-guarded secret. In another part of town, the ageing Detective Bruner (Kelsey Grammer) methodically trails malevolent bookie Victor (Tim Roth) as Victor's small-time counterpart Augie (Mohr) patiently waits for his ship to come in. As the big game draws near and casino magician Walter (DeVito) befriends gambling-addicted novelist Carolyn, all of these disparate characters slowly come together on a tragic collision course. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Good Night
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Written and directed by Jake Paltrow, the romantic comedy The Good Night stars Martin Freeman as a onetime pop superstar who has swallowed his pride and now makes a living as a jingle writer. Although he has a steady relationship with a longtime girlfriend (Gwyneth Paltrow), he has become bored with her even though he loves her and dreams often of his idealized perfect woman (Penélope Cruz). One day he meets that dream girl in the flesh, forcing him to confront his feelings for his girlfriend head-on. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 03
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Welcome back for another round of over-the-top outrageous humor at Paddy's Pub with TV's least wholesome barflies in the third season (2007) of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The FX original comedy chronicles the dysfunctional lives of a group of dive bar owners -- Mac (Rob McElhenney), Charlie (Charlie Day), Dennis (Glenn Howerton), Dee (Kaitlin Olson), and their twisted father figure, Frank (Danny DeVito) -- as they relentlessly scheme to get ahead by leaving no politically incorrect issue unexamined. The gang plows recklessly through such themes as racism, sweatshop labor, dumpster babies, sex offenders, the homeless, serial killers, transgender lifestyles, international terrorism, drug dealers, organized crime, vigilante justice, and the mentally challenged. This 15-episode set comes packed with irreverent bonus features including behind-the-scenes making-of featurette, character profiles, select episode cast commentaries, and TV spots.
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The bumbling cops of Comedy Central's hit television series take a trip to Miami Beach for a national police convention. After the trip there turns out to be much more difficult than anticipated, the bumbling crew must leap into action when the convention center becomes the target of a biological terrorist attack. Lieutenant Jim Dangle (Thomas Lennon) must keep together his motley and inept crew in order to save everyone from the disaster, and keep peace on the streets of the popular Florida city. The film features the same cast from the popular Comedy Central series of the same name. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Freedom Writers
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Assigned the thankless task of teaching freshman English at a gang-infested Long Beach, CA high school, a 23-year-old teacher resorts to unconventional means of breaking through to her hardened students in director Richard LaGravenese's adaptation of Erin Gruwell's best-seller The Freedom Writer's Diaries: How a Teacher and 150 Teens Used Writing to Change Themselves and the World Around Them. Her students had been written off, and her chances of succeeding scoffed at, but Erin Gruwell (Hilary Swank) wasn't about to go down without a fight. Long Beach is a place where a new war is waged with each passing day, and when the hardened students who walk those dangerous hallways sense an outsider attempting to understand their plight, their cynical resentment threatens to keep a deadly cycle in motion. Despite the initially hostile reaction she receives in the classroom, Gruwell uses the writings of Anne Frank and Zlata's Diary: A Child's Life in Sarajevo to teach her students not only the basis of the English language, but compassion and tolerance as well. Later, when the time comes to tell their own tales in a project specially designed to explore the daily violence that the majority of students have grown numb to, the barriers that had once stood so strong gradually begin to crumble. When the only chance for survival is to befriend the person who was once your mortal enemy, the world is opened to a whole new realm of possibilities. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A young man's moment of triumph is spoiled when he gets kidnapped before he can impress his father in this black comedy. Eli Michaelson (Alan Rickman), a well-respected scientist, has learned that he's won the Nobel Prize in chemistry, which is a mixed blessing for his friends and family; while Eli's ego is a bit strong under the best of circumstances, this affirmation of his talent and intelligence has made him insufferable. Eli's wife, Sarah (Mary Steenburgen), a talented forensic psychiatrist, is more than annoyed by Eli's fondness for extramarital affairs (and lack of concern about hiding them), while his son, Barkley (Bryan Greenberg), has spent much of his life struggling to live up to his dad's expectations, with little success. Barkley is about to receive his Ph.D, just in time for his father's prize ceremony, when he's abducted by a pair of hapless crooks. The kidnappers demand Eli's two-million-dollar Nobel honorarium in exchange for Barkley's safe return. Also starring Bill Pullman, Danny DeVito, Eliza Dushku, and Shawn Hatosy, Nobel Son received its world premiere at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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When the spirit of Christmas compels a small-town New Englander to decorate his home with enough lights to make it visible from space, much more is set to be decked than just the halls in this holiday comedy featuring Danny DeVito and Matthew Broderick as two warring neighbors determined to outdo each other in creating the best lighting display on the planet. Christmas is without question the most wonderful time of the year for Cloverdale, MA optometrist Steve Finch (Broderick). Unfortunately, the same can't be said for Steve's wife, Kelly (Kristin Davis), and the pair's two children, Madison (Alia Shawkat) and Carter (Dylan Blue). Despite Steve's annual holiday zeal, the rest of the Carters have grown to resent the seemingly endless family rituals leading up the Winterfest carnival over which their terminally cheerful patriarch presides. Though it seems that nothing in the world could dampen the spirits of the local "King of Christmas," Steve soon finds his royal status challenged when used-car salesman Buddy Hall (Danny DeVito) moves in next door and covers his house with enough festive lights to make it visible from the deepest crater of the moon. His Yuletide thunder effectively stolen, Steve resorts to desperate measures in regaining his crown when Buddy's lavish decorations make him a local celebrity, his wife strikes up a warm friendship with the neighbor's outspoken better half, Tia (Kristin Chenoweth), and even the kids seem to warm to the car salesman's air-headed twin daughters, Ashley and Emily (Sabrina and Kelly Aldridge). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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10 Items or Less
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An aging Hollywood icon whose fear of failure has caused his once-luminous star to smoulder strikes up an unlikely friendship with an acid-tongued checkout clerk while researching his latest role in City of Angels and Moonlight Mile director Brad Silberling's intimate drama. Crippled by his own all-consuming fears, the man who was once Hollywood's hottest icon (Morgan Freeman) is forced to consider a role in a low-budget independent after a series of more lucrative prospects wither away on the vine. When his driver abandons him during a trip to Carson to research his upcoming role, the onetime showbiz supernova strikes up a lively conversation with Scarlet (Paz Vega), an outspoken check-out girl at a Latino community market. Now, stuck on his own, far from Brentwood, the actor must rely upon the kindness of a common stranger to help him get back on his feet. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A woman gets a belated introduction to the joy of sex in this comedy. Priscilla (Parker Posey) is a thirtysomething public-relations agent with the unenviable job of trying to lure new businesses to Cleveland, OH. Priscilla is married to Jack (Paul Rudd), a high-school teacher who is reaching the end of his patience with his career. Things aren't going especially well at home for Priscilla and Jack -- she seems unable to have an orgasm, and while Priscilla insists she's perfectly happy with their sex life, Jack is driven to distraction by his inability to arouse his wife. When Kristen (Mischa Barton), one of Jack's students, begins displaying an extra-curricular interest in him, he throws caution to the wind and begins an affair with her, and has soon moved out of the house. Left on her own, Priscilla finally begins feeling sexual frustration, and turns to Alyssa (Liza Minnelli), an outspoken sex therapist who advises her to learn how to pleasure herself. Alyssa's advice proved to be right on the money, and soon Priscilla is a changed women who is looking for a new man in her life. She soon finds one in Wayne (Danny DeVito), a swimming-pool salesman whose sloppy appearance belies his talent in the bedroom. The Oh in Ohio was the first feature film from director Billy Kent, who previously established himself making television commercials. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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A successful psychologist with a picture-perfect family and a best-selling self-help book that's fast racking up sales hires a dogged detective to investigate his brother's claim that he was actually adopted, only to watch as his life falls to pieces in the aftermath in a dark comedy about success and family starring Danny DeVito, Kathy Bates, Ron Livingston, and Neve Campbell. Dr. Richard Clayton (Livingston) has everything a man could ever want in life: a loving fiancée (Campbell), two loving parents who are always there to support him (Edward Hermann and Christine Baranski), and a career that's on the fast track to success. When Richard's embittered brother (Bob Odenkirk) resentfully tells his sibling that he was adopted, however, the once-thriving specialist embarks on a tireless quest to locate his true birth parents. Though his dreams of finding his biological mother and father fade into a nightmare when a private investigator reveals to Richard that he was in fact conceived by crude carnies Frank and Agnes Manure (DeVito and Bates) -- who subsequently make it their mission in life to make Richard miserable -- the desperate doctor soon finds that even if he can't stand his real parents, he has learned a valuable life lesson from them. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Take a walk on the fine line between box-office blockbusters and instantly forgettable bombs as Oscar and Emmy-winning producer/director Bill Couturie sets out to explore just what separates such high-profile hits as Jaws from such room-clearing disasters as Howard the Duck. Executive produced by Variety editor Peter Bart, this documentary includes interviews with such movie industry heavies as Steven Spielberg, Danny DeVito, Peter Bogdanovich, Robert Evans, Pierce Brosnan, and Sydney Pollack, exploring precisely how the road to the Razzies is paved with good intentions. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Randall Miller's Marilyn Hotchkiss Ballroom Dancing & Charm School compiles an all-star cast to tell an unabashedly emotional story about life, love, and destiny. Robert Carlyle portrays Frank Keane, a man who has been in a deep depression ever since his wife passed away. One day while driving, Frank sees an accident. He investigates the scene to see if he can help and meets a dying stranger (John Goodman), who tells Frank that he was headed to a dance school in order to reunite with a woman he loved many years before. Frank decides to attend the dance school, and becomes involved with a variety of people. Originally beginning as a short film, Randall Miller's feature-length film was screened at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Underworld hipster Chili Palmer is back in the entertainment business in this sequel to the 1995 hit Get Shorty, which like the first film is based on a novel by Elmore Leonard. Gangster-turned-movie producer Chili (once again played by John Travolta) has grown tired of the screen trade, especially after his latest project turned out to be a box-office flop. Chili is looking for new horizons and thinks he may have found his niche when his close friend Tommy Athens (James Woods), a fellow mobster who runs an independent record label, is murdered by Russian gangsters. Chili takes over Athens' record company, Nothing to Lose Records, and begins courting Tommy's girlfriend, Edie (Uma Thurman). Edie is an experienced hand in record production, and together she and Chili spot what would seem to be the ideal act for their label -- Linda Moon (Christina Milian), a beautiful young woman with a powerhouse voice. Linda is stuck, however, in a going-nowhere R&B trio managed by the monumentally sleazy Raji (Vince Vaughn). Chili isn't much concerned about Linda's contract with Raji, but Raji certainly is, and the manager soon takes out a contract on Chili with the same Russian hoods who killed Tommy. Soon Chili is facing all the action he can handle between the Russian gunmen, a music mogul named Nick Carr (Harvey Keitel) who wants Chili to stay out of the business, and Sin LaSalle (Cedric the Entertainer), a successful hip-hop producer who wants Chili to pay him the 300,000 dollars he is owed by Tommy. Be Cool also features appearances by The Rock as a gay Samoan bodyguard, Andre Benjamin (aka Andre 3000 from the hip-hop duo Outkast) as a rapper who isn't very good with a gun, and Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler as himself. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Friends: The One Where the Stripper Cries
In the tradition of past "February Sweeps," this episode of Friends originally ran 42 minutes rather than the usual 30. It is more than enough time for the various plot strands to unfold, beginning with a disastrous bachelorette party for Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), wherein the male stripper turns out to be a really creepy guy (played by a past master at "creeps," Danny DeVito). Also, Chandler (Matthew Perry) and Ross (David Schwimmer) recall an embarrassing incident from their college days, and, in a sequence currently missing from the syndication print of this episode, Joey (Matt LeBlanc) makes a fool of himself on the TV game show Pyramid (which explains why that series' host Donny Osmond makes a guest appearance). ~ Rovi
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Screenwriter John Hamburg directs his second film (since his 1998 debut Safe Men) with the romantic comedy Along Came Polly. Ben Stiller plays Reuben Feffer, a professional risk assessor who never takes chances in any aspect of his life. When his new bride Lisa (Debra Messing) leaves him for a European scuba instructor named Claude (Hank Azaria), he finally decides to a risk of his own. At a party, he meets free-spirited Polly Prince (Jennifer Aniston), whom he remembers from his seventh-grade Model U.N. Unlike the control-freak Reuben, she's spent her life living on the edge. They reluctantly begin a romance and Polly introduces him to a new world of spicy food and suggestive dances. Along Came Polly also stars Philip Seymour Hoffman as Reuben's washed-up best friend Sandy Lyle and Alec Baldwin as the obnoxious insurance company boss Stan Indursky. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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In the wake of his success on the hit NBC sitcom Scrubs, actor Zach Braff made his debut behind the camera writing, directing, and starring in this bittersweet romantic comedy. Braff plays Andrew Largeman, a young man who has just received word of his mother's passing. With this news, Andrew returns to the town in which he grew up, where he is greeted by his father, Gideon (Ian Holm), a psychiatrist. In addition to mourning the loss of his mother, Andrew is also attempting to adjust to life without the emotionally numbing antidepressants that he has recently opted to discontinue using. Gradually, with the absence of the pills, his reconnection with his past, and the introduction of Sam (Natalie Portman), a woman who would seem to have little in common with him, into his life, Andrew is able to see the potential for some positive changes. Also starring Jean Smart and Peter Sarsgaard, Garden State was once titled Large's Ark and premiered at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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Tim Burton directs the fantasy drama Big Fish, based on the book Big Fish: A Novel of Mythic Proportions by Southern writer/illustrator Daniel Wallace. Billy Crudup plays William Bloom, a young man who never really knew his dying father, Edward (Albert Finney) outside of the tall tales he told about growing up, making his way, and meeting his mother (played as a young woman by Alison Lohman and in older age by Jessica Lange). During Edward's last days, William and his wife Josephine (Marion Cotillard) hold bedside vigil as the old man recollects elaborate memories of his youth (in which he is played by Ewan McGregor). Still doubting the the legends and folklore, William makes a journey to meet a mysterious woman (Helena Bonham Carter) from whom Edward had bought property. Steve Buscemi and Danny De Vito also star. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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Karen Sisco [TV Series]
The ABC cop series Karen Sisco was based on characters created by novelist Elmore Leonard, as visualized in Steven Soderbergh's 1998 theatrical feature Out of Sight. In the role originated on film by Jennifer Lopez, Carla Gugino starred as Karen Sisco, one of the toughest (and certainly the sexiest) U.S. Marshals working the Miami gold coast. Patrolling a beat from Palm Beach to South Beach, Karen used brains, brawn, and sheer chutzpah to bring criminals to heel. All of this was most disconcerting for Karen's father, veteran private detective Marshall Sisco (Robert Forster), who had hoped that his darling daughter would have picked a less risky profession -- and, on a more personal level, wished that Karen would exercise better discretion in her choice of boyfriends. Karen Sisco premiered October 1, 2003. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Dog neglect pair from Brierley Hill get lifetime animal ban (From Dudley News)
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Dog neglect pair from Brierley Hill get lifetime animal ban
4:45pm Friday 26th October 2012 in Local
A BRIERLEY Hill brother and sister have been banned from keeping animals after neglect led to their dog's death.
Lawrence Griffin and Shirley Anne Griffin, both from Stourbridge Road, were given the lifetime ban by Dudley magistrates after they pleaded guilty to keeping animals in conditions described as squalid.
Their dog Rocky, a cross bred alsatian/collie, was found unable to stand and caked in urine and faeces when the pair were evicted from their previous home in Chestnut Avenue, Dudley.
Prosecutor Gaynor Sutton, for the RSPCA, told the court the vet who examined the dog found he was senile, emaciated, dehydrated and had pressure sores, arthritis and an eight centimetre tumour.
She added: "The dog was suffering from starvation and neglect, it was necessary to euthanise the dog. The vet said it would have taken at least three weeks for a healthy dog to deteriorate to that level of emaciation."
Conditions in the house, where the pair also kept other animals including small mammals, birds and snakes, were described as filthy.
The court was told a police officer who attended the eviction described the odour at the premises as the worst he had ever smelt.
Tim Gascoyne, for the Griffins, told the court: "This isn't a case of cruelty but neglect, they have their own way of living and don't cause any problems from society, apart from this case."
The court was also told the other animals at the property all appeared in better health, although their cages were dirty.
The animals were removed by the RSPCA when the pair were thrown out of their Dudley house.
Since the eviction Lawrence Griffin, aged 57, and his 55-year-old sister had acquired two more pythons and two corn snakes and magistrates ordered they should be handed over immediately.
The pair, who both pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering and failing in a duty of care to Rocky, were given 12 month jail terms suspended for 12 months.
They were each ordered to carry out 150 hours unpaid work in the community and pay £770 costs.
Magistrate Margaret Walker told them: "You caused prolonged and severe neglect and suffering to Rocky."
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