John Hawkes
SANTA MONICA, CA - FEBRUARY 23: Actor John Hawkes accepts the award for Best Male Lead onstage during the 2013 Film Independent Spirit Awards at Santa Monica Beach on February 23, 2013 in Santa Monica, California.
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You really haven't seen the best of him, it's as simple as that. He was always geared to be at his prime as a four-year-old, but that's the nature of the beast and that's the way it is. I'm not complaining, I've just got to work on getting another one (as good).
I'd love to see him racing again for another 12 months, that's when you'd really see the best of him
Just like footballers and cricketers, they get injuries. They've got the potential but cannot live up to it because of the injuries. Horses are no different. It's really unfortunate ... He's as good staying horse as we've trained. He'll never been as good as he was because of the damage done to his lungs.More quotes »
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Glenn Close, Taryn Manning join 'Low Down'
Glenn Close, Taryn Manning and Flea have been confirmed for Low Down. The trio will join John Hawkes, Elle Fanning and Game of Thrones actor Peter Dinklage on the indie drama, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Jeff Preiss-directed film centres aro from Digital Spy Read more »
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Close set to take a Low Down role
Glenn Close has joined indie drama Low Down, according to reports. The Stepford Wives star is one of the newest additions to the cast of the 1960s-set film, said The Hollywood Reporter. Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea and Taryn Manning have also signe from Irish Independent Read more »
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Taryn Manning Joins John Hawkes Indie Drama 'Low Down' (Exclusive)
Taryn Manning, the Hustle & Flow and 8 Mile actress who recently appeared in Hawaii Five-O and Sons of Anarchy, has joined the cast of indie feature Low Down. The movie stars John Hawkes and Elle Fanning with the roll call also including Glenn Close, Pet from Hollywood Reporter Read more »
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Hello and goodbye for Hawkes
All Too Hard gets used to his new surroundings at Vinery Stud near Scone. IT'S been a week of mixed emotions for Hall of Fame trainer John Hawkes as he has farewelled super colt All Too Hard but is about to welcome back stable stalwart Fiumicino. ll Too from The Daily Telegraph Read more »
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Hard earns Ascot assignment
A half-brother to recently retired wonder-mare Black Caviar and already a multiple winner at the highest level, the John Hawkes-trained four-year-old was pitched in against Gai Waterhouse's brilliant mare More Joyous. However, with More Joyous unable to from Sporting Life Read more »
