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- 9/8/2012
- by Peter Hall
- Movies.com
When she was a teenager, Dame Judi Dench took her under her wing. A decade later, she's the toast of Hollywood – and married to actor John Krasinski. Life would be perfect, she says, if it hadn't made her so superstitious
Emily Blunt is describing her Ocd with a humorous wryness. "It's very weird. It's only happened in this past year. I've started getting very superstitious and fixating on things. I used to do it as a kid. I'd get these obsessive moments where I'd be in the car with my dad or something, and every time we went past a lamp-post I'd go like this…" She pauses to make six clucking noises with her tongue, flipping her head with each one to acknowledge the lamp-posts she's mentally passing. "And my dad would be like: 'What are you doing?' And I'd go, 'Sorry, I can't…" she clucks, "…stop."
She rolls her eyes and laughs drily.
Emily Blunt is describing her Ocd with a humorous wryness. "It's very weird. It's only happened in this past year. I've started getting very superstitious and fixating on things. I used to do it as a kid. I'd get these obsessive moments where I'd be in the car with my dad or something, and every time we went past a lamp-post I'd go like this…" She pauses to make six clucking noises with her tongue, flipping her head with each one to acknowledge the lamp-posts she's mentally passing. "And my dad would be like: 'What are you doing?' And I'd go, 'Sorry, I can't…" she clucks, "…stop."
She rolls her eyes and laughs drily.
- 6/16/2012
- by Megan Conner
- The Guardian - Film News
Mortal Kombat: Legacy: Season 1, Episode 6: Raiden has premiered. Episode 6 of Kevin Tancharoen‘s Mortal Kombat: Legacy (2011) stars Ryan Robbins, Tracy Spiridakos, Peter Hall, Lauro Chartrand, Sylvesta Stuart, and Larnell Stovall. Mortal Kombat: Legacy: Season 1, Episode 6′s plot synopsis: “When Lord Raiden, God of Thunder and protector of Earth, finds himself in an earthly mental institution in the year 2011, his ‘delusions’ are treated with some rather primitive forms of therapy (involving an Ect machine and an ice pick). Nonetheless, Blue, his beautiful, fragile yet insane fellow inmate, is Raiden’s only hope of escaping the mental hospital and making his way to the Mortal Kombat tournament to defend Earthrealm from Shao Khan.”
This is my favorite Mortal Kombat: Legacy episode hands down. I loved it. Kevin Tancharoen modified the storyline of Raiden (Ryan Robbins) in a fantastic way and made a possible plain story highly entertaining. *Spoiler: I...
This is my favorite Mortal Kombat: Legacy episode hands down. I loved it. Kevin Tancharoen modified the storyline of Raiden (Ryan Robbins) in a fantastic way and made a possible plain story highly entertaining. *Spoiler: I...
- 5/17/2011
- by filmbook
- Film-Book
The sixth episode for Kevin Tancharoen's Mortal Kombat: Legacy is now online and can be watched using the player below the description! When Lord Raiden, God of Thunder and protector of Earth, finds himself in an earthly mental institution in the year 2011, his 'delusions' are treated with some rather primitive forms of therapy (involving an Ect machine and an ice pick). Nonetheless, Blue, his beautiful, fragile yet insane fellow inmate, is Raiden's only hope of escaping the mental hospital and making his way to the Mortal Kombat tournament to defend Earthrealm from Shao Khan. In the episode written by Todd Helbing and Aaron Helbing, Ryan Robbins plays Raiden, Tracy Spiridakos is Blue and Peter Hall portrays Dr. Gadsen.
- 5/17/2011
- shocktillyoudrop.com
The sixth episode for Kevin Tancharoen's Mortal Kombat: Legacy is now online and can be watched using the player below the description! When Lord Raiden, God of Thunder and protector of Earth, finds himself in an earthly mental institution in the year 2011, his 'delusions' are treated with some rather primitive forms of therapy (involving an Ect machine and an ice pick). Nonetheless, Blue, his beautiful, fragile yet insane fellow inmate, is Raiden's only hope of escaping the mental hospital and making his way to the Mortal Kombat tournament to defend Earthrealm from Shao Khan. In the episode written by Todd Helbing and Aaron Helbing, Ryan Robbins plays Raiden, Tracy Spiridakos is Blue and Peter Hall portrays Dr. Gadsen.
- 5/17/2011
- Comingsoon.net
Indie Roundup is your guide to what's new and upcoming in the independent film world. Pictured above, clockwise from top: Oliver Stone and Hugo Chavez, Monsters, The Taqwacores.
Fest Scene. The Cannes film festival has announced its opener: Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, starring Russell Crowe (not pictured above, because we want to reserve that spot for actual indie films). That should make for a great red-carpet event, with the prospect of Crowe glowering politely at photographers. And it will serve its purpose: to draw attention to a slate of independent films not featuring household names. More information on the announcement at indieWIRE; predictions on what might play can be found, among other places, at IonCinema.
Deals. SXSW is not a market/festival, like Cannes, but it has, however, showcased or premiered a good number of films that have gone on to gain distribution. In the case of Gareth Edwards' Monsters,...
Fest Scene. The Cannes film festival has announced its opener: Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, starring Russell Crowe (not pictured above, because we want to reserve that spot for actual indie films). That should make for a great red-carpet event, with the prospect of Crowe glowering politely at photographers. And it will serve its purpose: to draw attention to a slate of independent films not featuring household names. More information on the announcement at indieWIRE; predictions on what might play can be found, among other places, at IonCinema.
Deals. SXSW is not a market/festival, like Cannes, but it has, however, showcased or premiered a good number of films that have gone on to gain distribution. In the case of Gareth Edwards' Monsters,...
- 3/26/2010
- by Peter Martin
- Cinematical
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