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| An epic in the spirit of "The Passion of the Christ", this widely acclaimed motion picture is a meticulous recreation of the turbulent era of Jesus and the events that changed the course of history! Narrated by Golden Globe nominee Christopher Plummer (Best Supporting Actor, "American Tragedy, 2000), it's the bold and powerful story of Jesus as told by his disciple John. The best... |
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... festival and was screened in over 85 cinemas across Europe and North America. It was the first time a choral concert had been broadcast live throughout cinemas.
The critically-acclaimed concert features the Academy of Ancient Music conducted by Stephen Cleobury together with with soloists Ailish Tynan, Alice Coote, Allan Clayton and Matthew Rose, and the King's College ... |
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... aratta a legnagyobb sikert.
Mikor betöltötte a századik évét, kijelentette: "S... |
| 2014-07-11 13:23:09 |
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... Paradise" (1961). By the next decade the roles were coming in at a trickle. Her last appearance in a big screen production was in "Witches' Brew" (1980). Her final film work came in the acclaimed TV series "Falcon Crest" (1981) where she played Jacqueline Perrault from 1982-1983.
After all those years as a heartthrob, nothing had changed. Lana was still as beautiful a... |
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| ... (but not always) overdubbed (this would also happen to one of Powell's successors, Cyd Charisse). "Broadway Melody of 1940", in which Powell starred opposite Fred Astaire, featured an acclaimed musical score by Cole Porter. Together, Astaire and Powell danced to Porter's "Begin the Beguine", which is considered by many to be one of the greatest tap sequences in film history. Accor... |
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| ... and garnered her a nomination as best actress, the first of six nominations. Already she was a force to be reckoned with in Hollywood. The following year would see Greer in the highly acclaimed "Pride and Prejudice" (1940) as Elizabeth Bennet. 1941 saw her get a second nomination for her role as Edna Gladney in "Blossoms in the Dust" (1941). Garson won her first Academy Award for ... |
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... she was paired with Jimmy Durante in "The Phantom President" (1932). By now Claudette's name symbolized good movies and she, along with March, pulled crowds into the theaters with the acclaimed "Tonight Is Ours" (1933).
... |
| 2013-08-07 07:37:13 |
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| ... Paradise" (1961). By the next decade the roles were coming in at a trickle. Her last appearance in a big screen production was in "Witches' Brew" (1980). Her final film work came in the acclaimed TV series "Falcon Crest" (1981) where she played Jacqueline Perrault from 1982-1983. After all those years as a heartthrob, nothing had changed. Lana was still as beautiful as ever. Lana ... |
| 2013-07-29 07:55:28 |
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| ... faded out and the 1950s stormed in, Donna's roles got bigger but were mainly of the wholesome, girl-next-door type. In 1953, however, she starred as the prostitute Alma in the widely acclaimed "From Here to Eternity" (1953). She was so good in that film she was nominated for and won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, beating out such veterans as Thelma Ritter and Marjo... |
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| ... Cab Calloway in a storyline that cast them as older relatives of the show's regular characters. In 2001 she took her last role, playing Coco in auteur director David Lynch's critically acclaimed "Mulholland Drive". Her last stage performance was a 1998 production of "Stephen Sondheim's Follies", in which she played the hardboiled survivor Carlotta Campion and received rave reviews... |
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