wacthingcrew: Willie Garson Tells 12 Odd Stories | The Very Honest Terry Gilliam

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Willie Garson Tells 12 Odd Stories | The Very Honest Terry Gilliam | 'Dial M for Murder' in 3-D

6/21/11


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			Listen to What Happens When Platinum Hit Does a Rap Episode It's not very good.



			Sex and the City and White Collar’s Willie Garson Tells 12 Odd Stories From 12 TV Roles Like that time Jimmy Smits broke his ribs on 'NYPD Blue.'



			Game of Thrones Reigned on Its Finale Night And 'The Glee Project' also builds from last week.



			Do You See 3-D Movies in 2-D? Because it's too expensive, or because you're kinda over the whole 3-D thing?



			Tracy Morgan Delivers Nashville Apology: ‘To Err Is Human’ "This is an opportunity in my life to make a difference."



			A Wet Hot American Summer Sequel Could Happen "It would be 40-year-olds playing 16-year-olds," says director David Wain.


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			Cold Cave’s Wes Eisold, the World’s Least Likely Critical Darling, on Hardcore, Theft, and Making Music With One Hand "I didn't blow money on cars or partying. I blew it on psychologists."



			Conan O’Brien Will Be an Extra on How I Met Your Mother He vows to dance in the background.



			Radiohead Premieres New Song; Thom Yorke Premieres New Dance Moves See the band rocking "Staircase."



			This Weekend’s Concerts, From the Suzan to Katy Perry Plus: Das Racist, Surfer Blood, Guided by Voices ...



			Who Was the Unseen Bad Guy in The Killing Season Finale? Five possibilities for Holder's accomplice.



			The Very Honest Terry Gilliam on Green Lantern’s Budget, Woody Allen’s European Tour, and Don Quixote "There's a side of me that's like, 'F-ck this.' Except it's still the best script that I've got."



			Damon Albarn Drops New Opera Jam Hear a new 'Dr. Dee' track, "Apple Carts."



			Sunday Ratings: Spielberg Scores With Falling Skies It did well against tough competition from 'The Killing' and 'Game of Thrones.'

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	Dial M for Murder in 3-D If you haven't seen Alfred Hitchcock's Dial M for Murder in 3-D, you haven't seen it. Viewed "flat," it's merely a crackerjack adaptation of Frederick Knott's tightly constructed stage thriller (with splendid performances by Grace Kelly, Ray Milland, and John Williams as a supremely lucid Scotland Yard detective) in which Hitchcock proves again that a film can be "cinematic" even when its action is confined to a single room. In 3-D, as shown at the Film Forum (on synchronized 35-mm.—not digital—film projectors), the space becomes dynamic, both deeper and scarily constricting. Hitchcock can rock your world even with the arrangement of furniture—not to mention that hand shooting straight into your face and fumbling for the scissors ... MORE TODAY: classical Inuksuit reading Paul Shaw art Stephen Burks \| Are You Hybrid?