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oldshowbiz · 29 days
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1973.
One of the very first reviews of the new Toronto version of Second City.
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bodybebangin · 1 year
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badmovieihave · 1 year
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Bad movie I have Anything for Jackson 2020
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nerds-yearbook · 2 years
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On May 21, 1985, The Ray Bradbury Theater premiered. It was an anthology series with each episode introduced by Bradbury whom the episodes were based on his stories. ("Marionettes, Inc", Ray Bradbury Theater, TV, Event)
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12 Dates of Christmas (2011) 
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We have a Groundhog Day situation, but with yuletide fun!
Kate Stanton (Amy Smart) is a woman with a plan this Christmas Eve. She is going to get her ex boyfriend Jack (Benjamin Ayres) back, get married, and live happily ever after. She explains all this to her best friend Miyoko (Laura Miyata) after she calls Jack asking when she can see Max, his dog that she sometimes watches still I guess? I know that I'm an intense pet parent, but I wouldn't trust any exes with my dogs. Anyway, so Kate is shopping for a Christmas gift for Jack when she gets spritzed in the face with perfume and passes out. She comes to pretty quickly, and rushes off. On her way back to her apartment, she runs into her neighbor Margine (Jayne Eastwood) who has baked her a cherry chip loaf. Which honestly sounds great. Cherry chip is my dad's favorite, so I might have to look up a recipe for it.
Once Kate gets home and changed, she heads to a blind date set up by her dad Mike (Peter MacNeill) and his significant other Sally (Mary Long). When she arrives at the bar, the first person she meets is a nerdy looking man named Toby (Joe MacLeod), but he's waiting for Phyllis. Then she meets her actual date, Miles Dufine (Mark-Paul Gosselaar). However, Kate is so sure that it won't work out that it's a terrible date. She is rude to Miles and leaves early to go meet Jack. However, Jack brings his new girlfriend Nancy (Jennifer Kydd). Kate is upset, but still takes Max and heads to her dad's house for dinner, and then goes to bed like normal.
When she wakes up, it's still Christmas Eve and she's on the floor of the department store again where she woke up after getting spritzed. She doesn't do the same thing every time she wakes up there, but that's almost all the people she interacts with every time (there's also a neighbor couple and a teenager, but they aren't every day).
For me, Kate was a frustrating protagonist because she was very high strung. It's also a little frustrating that every time she is rude to Miles, he's never willing to hear her out. She doesn't always try to explain or apologize, but when she does, he still walks away. Which, like, good for you for knowing your worth, but also, miscommunication happens. Especially with people who don't know each other very well.
Overall, I think the acting and production quality is here, but the story falls a little flat. It's fine, but nothing special. I probably won't watch it again. 2.5 stars.
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cookiedoughmeagain · 2 years
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Haven cast in Lost Girl - Jayne Eastwood
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fordhampr · 17 days
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TODAY IS NATIONAL CANADIAN FILM DAY! Here's how we can celebrate our films and filmmakers....
Today, April 17th, is National Canadian Film Day (CanFilmDay), presented by REEL CANADA, which will shine a spotlight on Canadian films so distinct, delightful, eccentric, and profoundly human that even the most advanced Artificial Intelligence couldn’t conceive them!  The 2024 programming spotlight, Films That A.I. Could Never Make, reaffirms that no algorithm can embody the essence, or conjure…
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ad-j · 9 months
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WATCHLIST 2023: Trigger Point
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Clint Eastwood and Jayne Mansfield arriving for San Francisco's Barbara Coast Fandango, 1962, © Bob Campbell [X]
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crashtestjeffy · 3 months
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On June 1, 1972, Godspell opened at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto.
The cast for that production was filled with unknown actors who would change comedy & entertainment forever.
This is the story of that group!
Before Godspell began its Toronto run, it was an off-Broadway hit that had been performed in Australia and England. In each place that the production was performed, it was a new group of actors cast.
An open casting call was put out in Toronto for the run in the city and a bunch of 20-something young actors decided to audition.
It was expected the production would run for six weeks. It ended up running for 60.
No one knew it at the time, but the cast would change entertainment and comedy forever.
Among the actors cast were Eugene Levy, Jayne Eastwood, Gilda Radner, Victor Garber, Howard Shore, Paul Shaffer, Martin Short and Andrea Martin.
That group of actors went on to win many Emmys, three Tony Awards, four Order of Canadas and three Academy Awards.
For Martin Short, it was the first show he did out of high school. It was also where he met his future wife Nancy Dolman.
It was Eugene Levy who introduced Martin Short to Andrea Martin there. All three went on to act in SCTV.
Levy suggested Godspell to Short after Short decided to give himself one year to try acting after graduating with a degree in social work.
Paul Shaffer was the musical director and it was his first shot in show business.
Later, Dave Thomas, also of SCTV, joined Godspell.
The show played at the Royal Alexandra Theatre until Sept. 3, 1972 when it moved to the Bayview Playhouse. The show eventually closed on Aug. 12, 1973 after 488 performances. That was a record number of performances for Toronto at the time. - That's all well and good. But Victor Garber in this picture! Holy moly!
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Crazy!
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Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows -  ABC  -  February 25 - 26, 2001
Biography (2 episodes)
Running Time: 170 minutes
Stars:
Judy Davis as Judy Garland
Hugh Laurie as Vincente Minnelli
Victor Garber as Sid Luft
John Benjamin Hickey as Roger Edens
Sonja Smits as Kay Thompson
Alison Pill as young Lorna Luft
Aidan Devine as Frank Gumm
Marsha Mason as Ethel Gumm
Lindy Booth as Lana Turner
Al Waxman as Louis B. Mayer
Dwayne Adams as Mickey Rooney
Jayne Eastwood as Lottie
Martin Randez as Mark Herron
Hume Baugh as Mickey Deans
Daniel Kash as Arthur Freed
Stewart Bick as Artie Shaw
Rosemary Dunsmore as Ida Koverman
Cara Pifko as Jimmy Gumm (adult)
Zoe Heath as Suzy Gumm (adult)
Michael Rhoades as Busby Berkeley
Gerry Salsberg as Charles Bickford
Phillip MacKenzie as Victor Fleming
Thea Gill as Lucille Bremer
Noah Henne as The Scarecrow (Ray Bolger)
James Kall as The Tin Man (Jack Haley)
Michael B. King as The Lion (Bert Lahr)
Harrison Kane as Joey Luft (age 7-10)
Brittany Payer as Liza Minnelli (age 1-2)
Rob Smith as David Begelman
Christopher Marren as Freddie Fields
Richard M. Davidson as Jack Warner
Derek Keurvorst as George Cukor
Aron Tager as George Jessel
William Holden as Himself (archive footage)
Grace Kelly as Herself - Academy Award Recipient (archive footage)
Cynthia Gibb as Narrator (older Lorna)
Carley Alves as Judy (age 2)
Tammy Blanchard as Judy (age 12-21)
Amber Metcalfe as Lorna (age 6)
Mackenzie Weiner as Lorna (age 3)
Krista Sutton as Lorna (adult)
Josephine De Cosma as Jimmy Gumm (age 7)
Samantha Gerber as Suzy Gumm (age 9)
Alex House as Joey Luft (age 11-15)
Ellis Turner as Joey Luft (age 4) (uncredited)
Arielle Di Iulio as Liza (age 6-8)
Sarah Moussadji as Liza (age 12-15)
Marie Ward as Liza (age 23)
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badmovieihave · 11 months
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Bad movie I have Tim Allen 1994
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Clint Eastwood and Jayne Mansfield
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Filmed in Nova Scotia, the 10-episode second season stars Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray, and Scott Patterson, alongside Tom Jackson and Andrea Menard – – From the executive producers of VIRGIN RIVER, and adapted by executive producer and showrunner Roma Roth from the New York Times bestselling novels by Robyn Carr, Season 2 guest stars include Michelle Nolden, Cindy Sampson, Peter MacNeil, Joel Thomas Hynes, Jayne Eastwood, and Meghan Ory – – Season 1 of SULLIVAN’S CROSSING ranks as the most-watched Canadian drama of the 2022-23 broadcast season –
March 11, 2024
Tags: @CTV_PR, @CTV, @TheLede_CA, #SullivansCrossingTORONTO (March 11, 2024) – CTV announced today that Season 2 of hit original drama SULLIVAN’S CROSSING premieres Sunday, April 14 at a special time of 9 p.m. ET/PT on CTV, CTV.ca, and the CTV app. The series then moves into its regular Sundays at 8 p.m. ET/PT timeslot beginning April 21. From the team behind VIRGIN RIVER, and adapted by executive producer and showrunner Roma Roth from the New York Times bestselling novels by beloved author and Virgin River scribe Robyn Carr, SULLIVAN’S CROSSING stars Morgan Kohan (WHEN HOPE CALLS), alongside Chad Michael Murray (ONE TREE HILL), and Scott Patterson (GILMORE GIRLS).
Filmed in Nova Scotia, Season 2 consists of 10, one-hour episodes. Following the gripping conclusion of the first season, Season 2 of SULLIVAN’S CROSSING opens just hours after Dr. Maggie Sullivan (Kohan) has learned about her father’s stroke, and her life is once again thrown into turmoil. Choosing to delay her return to Boston to care for her father Sully (Patterson), Maggie finds herself back in Sullivan’s Crossing, where she must once again face her conflicted feelings about her father and address her growing attraction to Cal (Murray), as she struggles to come to terms with the realities of her pregnancy and the impact it may have on her career.
Returning for Season 2 alongside Morgan Kohan as Dr. Maggie Sullivan, Chad Michael Murray as Cal Jones, and Scott Patterson as Harry “Sully” Sullivan, are actor, singer and companion of the Order of Canada, Tom Jackson (CARDINAL) as Frank Cranebear; actor, singer, and songwriter, Andrea Menard (VELVET DEVIL) as Edna Cranebear; Amalia Williamson (BRIA MACK GETS A LIFE) as Lola Gunderson; Lindura (GHOSTS) as Sydney Shandon; Dakota Taylor (ZERO CHILL) as Rafe; Lauren Hammersley (VIRGIN RIVER) as Connie Boyle; Lynda Boyd (VIRGIN RIVER) as Phoebe Lancaster; Reid Price (THE SINNER) as Rob Shandon; Peter Outerbridge (DESIGNATED SURVIVOR) as Walter Lancaster; and Allan Hawco (JACK RYAN) as Andrew Mathews.
Joining the ensemble cast this season are Michelle Nolden (HEARTLAND) as salon owner Alysa Mackenzie, and Cindy Sampson (PRIVATE EYES) as Jane, a divorced mom with eyes for Rob. Peter MacNeil (MOONSHINE), Joel Thomas Hynes (LITTLE DOG), and Jayne Eastwood (WORKIN’ MOMS) also guest star in episodes this season, as well as Meghan Ory (CHESAPEAKE SHORES) in the role of Cal’s sister, Sedona.
On the Season 2 premiere of SULLIVAN’S CROSSING, “Guilt Trip” (Sunday, April 14 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CTV, CTV.ca, and the CTV app), a guilt ridden Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan) returns to the Crossing to find Sully (Scott Patterson) in hospital struggling with the feeling that he’s forgotten something. Cal Jones (Chad Michael Murray) is confused when Maggie gives him the cold shoulder, unaware that Lola (Amalia Williamson) pocketed his goodbye letter. Sully connects with a new patient who is sharing his hospital room; Edna (Andrea Menard) and Frank (Tom Jackson) find themselves at odds for the first time in years; and Sydney (Lindura) and Rafe (Dakota Taylor) struggle to keep things platonic while living as roommates.
Exclusive videos are available throughout the season on @SullivansCrossingCTV’s social channels and on CTV.ca and the CTV app, providing viewers with an extension of the series with bonus digital content. Fans can also catch up on Season 1 of SULLIVAN’S CROSSING available on CTV.ca and the CTV app with no subscription or sign-in required, beginning March 26.
Season 1 of SULLIVAN’S CROSSING ranks as the most-watched Canadian drama of the 2022-23 broadcast season. The series made its U.S. premiere on The CW as part of their 2023 fall broadcast lineup, and also quickly became one of the network’s most-watched shows. Adapted by Showrunner Roma Roth from author Robyn Carr’s bestselling book series of the same name, SULLIVAN’S CROSSING is executive produced by Reel World Management’s Roma Roth and Christopher E. Perry in association with CTV and Fremantle. Author Robyn Carr is also an executive producer.
Directors for Season 2 are Cal Coons (REMEDY), Chris Grismer (QUANTUM LEAP), April Mullen (THE SPENCER SISTERS), Melanie Orr (CHILDREN RUIN EVERYTHING), and Shamim Sharif (SORT OF). The series is an interprovincial co-production with Nova Scotia based producer Ann Bernier and Ontario based producer Mark Gingras with the participation of Reel World Management, Canadian Media Fund, Bell Media, Nova Scotia Film & Television Production Incentive Fund, the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit, the Ontario Film and Television Tax Credit, Bell Fund, and Screen Nova Scotia Content Creator Fund.
 SULLIVAN’S CROSSING is distributed internationally by Fremantle. Showrunner Roma Roth executive produces alongside Christopher. E. Perry with Ann Bernier and Mark Gingras producing. For Fremantle, Michela Di Mondo, Executive Vice President, Distribution and Sales, Canada, and Hilary Martin, Executive Producer, Global Drama are executive producing. For Bell Media, Rachel Goldstein-Couto is Head of Development; Rachel Ferguson is Production Executive, Original Programming; Sarah Fowlie is Head of Production, Original Programming; Carlyn Klebuc is General Manager, Original Programming; Pat DiVittorio is Vice-President, CTV and Specialty Programming. Justin Stockman is Vice-President, Content Development & Programming, Bell Media. Karine Moses is Senior Vice-President, Content Development & News, Bell Media and Vice Chair, Québec, Bell.
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