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Tag Archives: theater
Babylon (2022)
Director: Damien Chazelle Writer: Damien Chazelle
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1920s, acting, actor, albert hammond jr., babylon, brad pitt, california, celebrity, chloe fineman, cocaine, comedy, damien chazelle, diego calva, drama, drugs, elephant, eric roberts, ethan suplee, fame, famous, flea, history, hollywood, jean smart, Jeff Garlin, jovan adepo, justin hurwitz, katherine waterston, li jun li, linus sandgren, los angeles, lukas haas, marc platt, margot robbie, matthew plouffe, max minghella, movie, movies, music, musician, olivia hamilton, olivia wilde, overdose, p.j. byrne, party, patrick fugit, rory scovel, samara weaving, silent movie, snake, sound, soundstage, suicide, theater, theatre, tobey maguire, tom cross, trumpet
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Empire of Light (2022)
Director: Sam Mendes Writer: Sam Mendes
Posted in Drama, Romance
Tagged 1980s, affair, atticus ross, beach, chariots of fire, cinema, coast, colin firth, crystal clarke, drama, empire of light, england, film, hannah onslow, lee smith, love, mental illness, michael ward, movies, ocean, olivia colman, pippa harris, projector, racism, relationship, riot, roger deakins, romance, sam mendes, schizophrenia, schizophrenic, sex, skinhead, tanya moodie, theater, theatre, toby jones, tom brooke, trent reznor
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The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984)
Director: Frank Oz Writers: Frank Oz and Tom Patchett & Jay Tarses (Story by Tom Patchett & Jay Tarses
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Musical
Tagged adventure, amnesia, art carney, brian henson, broadway, brooke shields, central park, college, comedy, dabney coleman, dave goelz, david lazer, diner, ed koch, elliott gould, evan a. lottman, evan lottman, family, frances bergen, frank oz, frog, gonzo, gregory hines, hibernation, james coco, jay tarses, jerry nelson, jim henson, joan rivers, john landis, juliana donald, kermit, linda lavin, liza minnelli, lonny price, louis zorich, manhattan, miss piggy, muppet, muppets, music, musical, new york, new york city, nyc, pig, producer, puppet, puppets, ralph burns, rat, restaurant, richard hunt, robert paynter, show, steve whitmire, the muppets take manhattan, theater, tom patchett
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Goodbye, Dragon Inn (2003)
Director: Ming-liang Tsai Writer: Ming-liang Tsai
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged 2003, bu san, china, chinese, Chun Shih, cinema, dragon inn, drama, foreign, goodbye dragon inn, Hung-Chih Liang, japanese, Kang-sheng Lee, king hu, Kiyonobu Mitamura, ming-liang tsai, movie theater, movies, Pen-Jung Liao, rain, Sheng-Chang Chen, Shiang-chyi Chen, taipei, taiwan, theater, Tien Miao, tourist, Vincent Wang
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The Long Day Closes (1992)
Director: Terence Davies Writer: Terence Davies
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1950s, 1992, bob last, catholic, christmas, church, coming of age, drama, family, holidays, liverpool, michael coulter, movies, olivia stewart, robert lockhart, school, snow, terence davies, the long day closes, theater, william diver, working class
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Sherlock Jr. (1924)
Director: Buster Keaton Writers: Jean Havez & Joe Mitchell and Clyde Bruckman
Posted in Action, Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Romance
Tagged 1924, action, buster keaton, Byron Houck, Club Foot Orchestra, clyde bruckman, comedy, crime, detective, dream, Elgin Lessley, Erwin Connelly, jean c. havez, jean havez, Joe Keaton, joe mitchell, joseph a. mitchell, Joseph M. Schenck, joseph mitchell, Kathryn McGuire, mystery, pawn shop, pocket watch, projectionist, romance, Roy B. Yokelson, sheik, sherlock holmes, sherlock jr., silent, sleep, theater, theft, thief, Ward Crane, watch
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See How They Run (2022)
Director: Tom George Writer: Mark Chappell
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Tagged 2022, adrien brody, agatha christie, charlie cooper, comedy, constable, cop, crime, damian jones, daniel pemberton, david oyelowo, drunk, england, filmmaker, gary dollner, gina carter, harris dickinson, hollywood, inspector, investigation, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, jamie ramsay, london, mark chappell, murder, mystery, pearl chanda, peter lambert, Pippa Bennett-Warner, play, playwright, poison, police, reece shearsmith, richard attenborough, ruth wilson, sam rockwell, saoirse ronan, scotland yard, see how they run, sian clifford, stage, theater, tim key, tom george, west end, whodunit, writer
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Pinocchio (2022)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Robert Zemeckis & Chris Weitz (Based on “The Adventures of Pinocchio” by Carlo Collodi)
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Musical
Tagged 2022, adaptation, adventure, alan silvestri, andrew miano, angus wright, carlo collodi, carnival, carpenter, chris weitz, circus, comedy, cricket, cynthia erivo, derek hogue, disney, don burgess, donkey, drama, fairy, family, fantasy, fox, italian, italy, jesse goldsmith, joseph gordon-levitt, keegan-michael key, lorraine bracco, luke evans, magic, marionette, mick audsley, monster, musical, paul weitz, pinocchio, pleasure island, puppet, puppeteer, remake, robert zemeckis, school, sea, sheila atim, star, theater, tom hanks, whale, wish
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Secret Honor (1984)
Director: Robert Altman Writers: Donald Freed & Arnold M. Stone (Based on the play by Donald Freed & Arnold M. Stone)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged adaptation, arnold m. stone, biography, comedy, donald freed, drama, george burt, history, juliet weber, microphone, nixon, philip baker hall, pierre mignot, play, politician, politics, politicxs, president, recording, richard nixon, robert altman, scandal, secret honor, theater, watergate
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Spring Awakening: Those You’ve Known (2022)
Director: Michael John Warren Writer: Steven Sater
Posted in Documentary, Musical
Tagged 2022, broadway, bryant fisher, dave sirulnick, documentary, duncan sheik, john gallagher jr., jonathan groff, lea michele, meredith bennett, michael john warren, music, musical, musician, reunion, sing, singer, singing, skylar astin, spring awakening, Spring Awakening: Those You've Known, stage, steven sater, theater, theatre, those you've known, tom hulce, tony awards
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