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Headshot portraits of a young Swedish actor.
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Academy-Award winning actor Tom Hanks, in Dallas promoting his new movie Larry Crowne, posing at the Hilton Anatole Hotel, Wednesday, June 15, 2011. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram/Paul Moseley) All photos copyright Star-Telegram/Paul Moseley, may not be reproduced or downloaded without permission. www.star-telegram.com and www.dfw.com
Geoff was one of the foremost and well respected actors of his generation, he had studied at some of the best theatre schools in the garden and had in fact appeared throughout the known world in stage and screen. He was known for his ability to get into the character and immerse himself totally in the persona of the insects he portrayed, I guess you would call him a method actor. Geoff had even been known to carry the character through into his home life, much to the dismay of his friends and neighbours when he played a serial killer or mass murderer. They forgave him though, Geoff was a magnet to lady flies and even though the life expectancy for one of Geoff's friends was alarmingly short, it was a glorious way to go. Geoff's most famous film was called "The Man" in which he played a mad scientist who was experimenting with teleportation and his DNA got mixed up with that of a human. Geoff's character started to lose his exoskeleton, wash occasionally and eat solid food that hadn't been vomited on! He also became duplicitous, conniving and generally a bad fly. The box office receipts were phenomenal as flies queued to see the horror of Geoff's character slowly turning into a human, flies were horrified by the mere thought that this could actually happen. It had been a few days since Geoff's heyday and his "tour de force" movie but it still earned him royalties and accolades for his performance. Geoff would retire happy secure in the knowledge that he had been a part of the biggest movie of his generation and even though "The man 2 - return of the soft skin" was now in production with a new and younger actor, he knew that the classic first film would always be the best.
'28 SECRETS IN 28 DAYS' ....Secret #2 .
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I've attended the San Francisco International Film Festival for the past 32 years, and I've seen hundreds, if not thousands of foreign films, silent films, black & white films, and.....
I CAN'T REMEMBER FILM TITLES, DIRECTOR'S nor ACTOR'S NAMES ...AT ALL!
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True. I can not for the life of me remember 99% of the film titles, nor all the pretentious film terms, nor the ostentatious knowledge of the actors names & their film history, and we wont even go there about the directors!
I remember some films that are great (TIN DRUM (Germany), BREAD & CHOCOLATE (Switzerland), WOMAN ON THE VERGE (Spain), DIVA (France), ect...and of course the great directors like HITCHCOCK & FASSBINDER...but other than that, I need to look at my "cheat sheet" of Best Films!
It so strange, cuase I LOVE foreign films which are so different from the 'cookie cutter' American films with the happy endings & shoot 'em up bang-bang crap. In high school, I took a FILM CLASS with Mr. Hilmore way back in 1973. He was a great teacher for we learned what makes a film unique & the intricacy of good films.
Our class went to the San Francisco International Film Festival, and I was hooked on foreign films and good films .
Still, nothing can get me to remember any of the films without cheat sheets...
Though I do remember tonight for I went to the NOIR CITY 5 film festival to see 'SCARLET STREET' with Joan Bennent & Edward G. Robinson..by FRITZ LANG (love him)....and 'WICKED WOMAN' with Beverly Micheals (cheap & sleazy) & Richard Egan (wadda hunk)!
The CASTRO THEATRE was packed with an enthusiastic crowd of 1,400! I haven't seen the CASTRO that packed for a long, long time. Folks were all dappered up with men in fedoras & woman in sexy gowns & heels!
It opened with the founder of the festival , Eddie Muller saying, " San Francisco is the perfect setting for the FILM NOIR FESTIVAL...it has envy, back-stabbing, & betrayal... and that's in Mayor Gavin Newsom office."
(If you haven't heard, Mr. Stud Mayor had an affair with his campagin manager's wife a year ago. LIKE WHO AND THE LIVING HELL WOULDN'T WANT TO HAVE AN AFFAIR WITH NEWSOM! duh...anyway, the manager quit the NEWSOM 2007 staff pretty fast. )
The second best quote came from the film noir, 'Wicked Woman' with a sexy Beverly Michaels saying to stud hunk Richard Egan, '''I wanna go to Mexico to get tan. (smile) Tan... but not toooooo tan."
I only remembered those cause I took notes...
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Vin Diesel (born Mark Sinclair Vincent; July 18, 1967) is an American actor, writer, director and producer. He became known in the early 2000s, appearing in several successful Hollywood films, including The Fast and the Furious and xXx. He founded the production companies One Race Films, Tigon Studios and Racetrack Records.
I've known this beauty and talented actor for about almost 2 years now. She knew it was time for her to update her headshot and called me to do them. She is a natural. We took a stroll with her assistant Jeremy (another actor) and his dog Richmond under the George Washington Bridge. This girl is funny and even pulled off some risky planks. I may post some
Entertainer Tommy Steele (1936) was Britain's first teen idol and rock 'n roll star. His cheeky Cockney image and boy-next-door looks won him success as a musician, singer and actor.
Tommy Steele was discovered by manager Larry Parnes, who believed Steele could be Britain's answer to Elvis Presley. Most of Steele's 1950's recordings were covers of American hits, such as Singing the Blues and Knee Deep in the Blues. Singing the Blues got to Number 1 in the British pop charts on 11 January 1957. And on film he played his Cockney self in such teen comedies as The Duke Wore Jeans (1958, Gerald Thomas) and Tommy the Toreador (1959, John Paddy Carstairs).
During the 1960's Tommy Steele progressed to a career in stage and film musicals, leaving behind his pop idol identity. He appeared in films including Light Up the Sky! (1960, Lewis Gilbert) and in the West End in the title role of Hans Christian Andersen. He recreated another London - and Broadway - stage role in Half A Sixpence (1967, George Sidney) and played character roles in The Happiest Millionaire (1967, Norman Tokar) and Where's Jack? (1969, James Clavell), although many critics found his personality to be somewhat overwhelming on screen. In Finian's Rainbow (1968, Francis Ford Coppola), co-starring with Petula Clark and Fred Astaire, he had his best known appearance in the movies. His one-man show, An Evening with Tommy Steele, ran for fourteen months in 1979-1980 and is in the Guinness Book of Theatre Facts and Feats as "the longest running one-man show in West End history”. In 1983, he directed and starred in the West End stage production of Singin' in the Rain and in 2003-2005 he had a triumphant return on the stage as Ebenezer Scrooge in Scrooge: The Musical.
Sources: IMDb and Wikipedia.
15° Aniversario de la UDAL (Universidad de América Latina) festeja con El primer actor Miguel Pizarro
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Puebla., Puebla a 24 de Mayo 2011
La Universidad de América Latina cumplió 15 años formando profesionista de éxito y en el marco de dicha celebración, se entregaron reconocimientos a personal que forma parte de esta universidad.
En punto de la 10 am en el auditoria de la UDAL y teniendo la presencia de distinguidas personalidades como la del Lic. José Antonio Fraga Valle “Director General de Educación Superior” de la Secretaria de Educación Publica, La Mtra Gabriela Guadalupe Campos Chávez “Supervisora Escolar Zona 002 SEP”, Ing. Jesus Lopez Chargoy “Rector de la Universidad de América Latina”, Mtra Sandra Liliana Andrade Sánchez de la Vega “Director General de la Universidad Cristobal Colon, Mtra Zayuri Gómez Ramírez “Director del Bachillerato UDAL, Mtro Rodolfo Esteban Vega “Director Plantel Xalapa”, Mtra Luz María Huerta García “Vicerrectora de la Universidad de América Latina”, se llevo a cabo la emotiva entrega de reconocimientos a funcionarios de esta universidad.
Al termino de esta ceremonia se conto con la presencia del Primer Actor Miguel Pizarro quien sostuvo una entretenida charla en el auditorio de la universidad.
Biografia:
Miguel Pizarro es un actor mexicano nacido en Córdoba en el estado de Veracruz.
Hijo de padre español y madre mexicana, tiene tres hermanos. A los ocho años se fue a España junto a su familia por el trabajo de su padre. A los doce años perdió a su madre luego de una larga enfermedad. Pasó toda su infancia y adolescencia en aquel país, en lugares como Galicia, Madrid, Oviedo y Pontevedra. En su etapa final escolar entró a talleres de teatro en su escuela. Al egresar empezó a hacer papeles pequeños en teatro. Al cumplir 21 años decidió regresar a México.
Conocido por sus participaciones en Telenovelas y Películas mexicanas. Inicio su carrera artística en la telenovela del productor Carlos Sotomayor con el nombre Pasión y poder. Por su debut en esa telenovela recibió el premio como mejor revelación masculina de los premios TVyNovelas de 1989. Después siguieron telenovelas como Teresa, Amor de nadie, Cuando llega el amor, Milagro y magia, La última esperanza, la exitosa telenovela La dueña y algunas más.
Ha trabajado con actrices como Delia Casanova , Angelica Rivera, Cynthia Klitbo, Barbara Mori, Leticia Calderon, Lucero, Salma Hayek y algunas más.
En 2007 - 2008 después de su participación en la telenovela de la productora Angelli Nesma con el nombre de Al diablo con los guapos regresa a las telenovelas con una participación especial en la telenovela del productor Roberto Gómez Fernández llamada Para volver a amar.
También en 2010 se integra al elenco de la telenovela Triunfo del amor al lado de actrices como Victoria Ruffo y Erika Buenfil.
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