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Chris Marker's obsessions
Special to The TimesFRENCH director Chris Marker has made fiction films, written novels, exhibited photographs and even produced labyrinthine, interactive CD-ROMs. But, for good reason, he is known primarily as a pioneer of the film essay -- an idiosyncratic form with...Tags: Political Candidates, Elections, Photography, Coup d'Etat, Jean-Marie Le Pen
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Actors donating salary to Ledger's daughter
newsday.comJohnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell, who signed on to finish the role Heath Ledger started in "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," before his January death, are giving the money they earn on the movie to Ledger's daughter with Michelle Williams,...Tags: Celebrity, Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell, Heath Ledger, Michelle Williams
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Movie Buzz: Heath Ledger's swan song
rafer.guzman@newsday.comWHO Heath Ledger THE DEAL Despite the blockbuster success of " The Dark Knight," U.S. distributors are shying away from the late actor's other film, "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," according to The Hollywood Reporter. Directed by the imaginative...Tags: Peter Cushing, Heath Ledger, Colin Farrell, Brad Pitt, The Dark Knight
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THE BUZZ
QUICK SPLIT. Just two months after their wedding, former "Saturday Night Live" star Chris Kattan and his fashion-model wife, Sunshine Tutt, have separated, People magazine reports. Kattan, 37, and Tutt, 31, are "just separated" and have "no plans for...Tags: Johnny Depp, Saturday Night Live, Heath Ledger, Colin Farrell, Michelle Williams
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Legacies to Matilda Ledger
By RedEye Three white knights have stepped up out of concern for Heath Ledger's daughter's financial future. Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell, the actors who played variations of Ledger's character in "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus,"...Tags: Johnny Depp, Heath Ledger, Colin Farrell, New York, Jude Law
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Cause to sing
How many female pop singers does it take to raise money for charity?
Fifteen, apparently. At least that's how many divas are featured on the new single "Just Stand Up," a tune that will be used to benefit cancer research.
All 15 singers (check out the...Tags: Music, Celebrity Mothers, Carrie Underwood, Beverly Hills, Rihanna
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Andrew Garfield in 'Boy A'
Special to The TimesANDREW GARFIELD enters the bar of an upscale Beverly Hills hotel as if by accident. With a few days' worth of boyish scruff, a backpack, long shorts and a flannel shirt, he doesn't look like an award-winning, up-and-coming star-to-be. He looks a little...Tags: Boy A, Health and Safety at School, Beverly Hills, John Crowley, Robert Redford
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'Gonzo' Thompson's life writ very large
Sun Movie Critic(A) Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson is some paradoxical kind of great documentary. Writer-director and co-producer Alex Gibney uses any means at hand to make the rare movie about a journalist that actually takes us into a writer's head....Tags: Gang Activity, Defense, Jack Kerouac, Steve McQueen, Kentucky Derby
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Forget Batman: All eyes are on Ledger's Joker
Heath Ledger died at an age when many gifted actors first reach liftoff. At 28, he had achieved acclaim, popularity and riches. But he was just beginning to define himself as an actor and a star. In Todd Haines' I'm Not There (2007), he played a...Tags: James Dean, Jean Harlow, Benicio Del Toro, Film Festivals, Robert Duvall
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Still wacky after all these years
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterNEIL INNES says he's reached that certain age at which "it's almost impossible not to have done quite a lot." That's certainly an understatement in Innes' case. Over the last four decades, the 63-year-old singer-songwriter has fronted the beloved British...Tags: John Lennon, Rock and Roll Music, Festive Event, Terry Jones, Music
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Fast Chat: Uma Thurman on "The Life Before Her Eyes"
Uma Thurman has always been a standout. Her name, the whole 6-foot-tall thing, those arresting, angular features, all guaranteed she'd get noticed. And she was - first by agents at age 15, then by director Terry Gilliam, who cast her as Venus, her first...Tags: Anthony Edwards, People, Hinduism, Dalai Lama, Buddhism
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'The Post-War Dream' by Mitch Cullin
The Post-War Dream A Novel Mitch Cullin Nan A. Talese/Doubleday: 244 pp., $24 Hollis Adams would most likely have gone to his grave without revisiting the horror of his military service in Korea if his wife, Debra, hadn't suggested that he write his...Tags: Minority Groups, Toys, Baby Products, Games, and Toys, Defense, Disasters
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