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Directed by: Jonathan DemmeWith: Jeff Daniels, Ray Liotta, Melanie Griffith, Margaret Colin, Tracy Walter, Dana PreuA straitlaced businessman meets a quirky, free-spirited woman at a downtown New York greasy spoon. Her offer of a ride back to his office results in a lunchtime motel rendezvousjust the beginning of a capricious interstate road trip that brings the two face-to-face with their hidden selves. Featuring a killer soundtrack and electric performances from Jeff Daniels (Terms of Endearment, The Squid and the Whale), Melanie Griffith (Body Double, Working Girl), and Ray Liotta (Field of Dreams, Goodfellas), SOMETHING WILD, directed by oddball American auteur Jonathan Demme (Stop Making Sense, The Silence of the Lambs), is both a kinky comic thriller and a radiantly off-kilter love story. -- VideoDetective.com. Theatrical Release Date:11/7/1986 On DVD:5/10/2011

From the movie Amos & Andrew - Chief Tolliver (Dabney Coleman) tries to escape while Amos (Nicolas Cage) is obstructed in his own getaway.

Fox Legacy series page at Hulu.comTom Rothman discusses how the unique combination of a hot spec script and director Roland Emmerichs awe-inspiring visual style created the boxoffice megahit INDEPENDENCE DAY.

From the movie The Devil's Own - An Irish cop (Harrison Ford) in New York unknowingly houses an IRA terrorist (Brad Pitt) in this thriller.

Directed by: Rod DanielWith: Sean Astin, Dudley Moore, Catherine Hicks, Patrick O'Neal, Kirk Cameron, Margaret ColinA noted heart surgeon gets a second chance at adolescence when his personality is accidentally switched with that of his teenage son. Moore is amusing as the man-child (or is it child-man?). -- VideoDetective.com.

From the movie Amos & Andrew - During a late night dog walk, Phil (Michael Lerner) and Judy (Margaret Colin) mistake Andrew (Samuel L. Jackson) for a burglar in his own house.

From the movie Amos & Andrew - When Tolliver (Dabney Coleman) arrives on the scene, Phil (Michael Lerner) and Judy (Margaret Colin) explain what they saw.

Meryl Streep picks up the BAFTA for leading actress in The Iron Lady, but manages to lose her shoe!

Sortie en salle le 05/06/2002thrillerTous publicsUn film de Adrian Lyneavec Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Olivier Martinez, Chad Lowe, Kate Burton, Margaret Colin, Erik Per Sullivan, Dominic ChianeseEdward et Constance Sumner habitent aux abords de New York, un lieu à l'image de leur couple, si harmonieux qu'on pourrait le croire à l'abri de toute surprise. Un jour, à New York, un vent violent pousse Connie dans les bras d'un jeune étranger : Paul Martel. Les circonstances sont si romanesque que Connie n'y voit d'abord qu'un fantasme. Mais au fil des ans, Edward et Connie ont glissé dans la routine se satisfaisant d'une tacite complicité, et semblent ne plus rien attendre de leur histoire.

"The Artist"'s Jean Dujardin and Michel Hazanavicius seemed to be clearly enjoying the film's wave of success on Thursday (January 19), as they collected awards for best film, best director and best actor at the Film Critics' Circle awards in London. The honours added to the growing momentum of the film after it won three Golden Globes and was the most-nominated movie for Britain's BAFTA awards. Already dubbed the George Clooney of France, Dujardin, who also works as stand-up comedian and spoof actor, continued his charm offensive. SOUNDBITE: Michel Hazanavicius, director, on winning three awards, saying (English) "I, we are very proud. I mean I'm very proud. I don't know for him." Jean Dujardin, mimicking Hazanavicius, saying: "I'm very proud." Hazanavicius, saying: "We are very proud." Dujardin, saying: "We are very proud." Hazanavicius, saying: "I'm very happy." Dujardin, saying: "Very happy." Hazanavicius, saying: "It's really..." Dujardin, saying: "It's really ..." Hazanavicius, saying: "I mean the director is really great." Dujardin, saying: "Ok, for an actor it's ..." Hazanavicius, saying: "No, we're very happy. It's really a great recognition of our work and we could not expect that kind of recognition." The film is tipped to be among the frontrunners at the Oscars with nominations due to be announced next week (January 24). But director Hazanavicius says he's trying to keep a cool head. SOUNDBITE: Michel Hazanavicius, director, saying (English): "No, actually I'm not really nervous because it's not my personality to be nervous so I would love to be ..." Dujardin, saying: "Never (smiles)." Others who had reason to celebrate that evening included "Shame" actor Michael Fassbender, who was named British Actor of the Year and Olivia Colman for British Actress of the Year. Meryl Streep was crowned Best Actress, with a surprise twist as she had to share this honour with Anna Paquin for her performance in "Margaret". Hollywood veteran Donald Sutherland was on hand to present a special award to his friend, filmmaker Nicolas Roeg. The actor worked with Roeg back in 1973 on psychological thriller "Don't Look Now". SOUNDBITE: Donald Sutherland, actor, saying (English) "It was once very flattering and an honour and a delight and he just is the (best), he changed my life. He changed my life and I love him to death. I've a son named after him for heavens sakes, so." With the 32nd edition the London Film Critics' Circle awards have become one of the most anticipated and glamorous ceremonies in the film calendar. Previous winners include Colin Firth, Carey Mulligan and Kate Winslet. Kathi Urban, Reuters

The clear-up operation following Thursday's violent student demonstrations will cost the taxpayer up to £100,000, it has been claimed. Some 80 cleaners worked through the night to erase the trail of destruction left by mobs in Westminster. In Parliament Square alone, students tore down metal barriers, painted a black anarchist's 'A' sign on a wall and daubed graffiti on all the statues and on St Margaret's Church, Westminster City Council said. Bus stops, benches, sign-posts, statues and five red listed phone booths in the area were also targeted by vandals, as were the Supreme Court and the Treasury building. Further afield, windows were smashed at the Topshop store on Oxford Street and Austin Reed on Regent Street was spattered in graffiti. The bill facing the GLA is likely to be more than £50,000 for both Parliament and Trafalgar Square, while Westminster Council said the damage to Oxford Street and parts of the West End would cost "tens of thousands of pounds" to repair and clear. The behaviour of the protesters could also damage London's reputation ahead of the 2012 Olympic Games, the Greater London Authority said. A spokesman for the Mayor of London said: "Our early estimates are that repairing the extensive damage caused to both Parliament and Trafalgar Square could cost in excess of £50,000, which is an unacceptable burden on the public purse. "Parliament Square Gardens was subjected to sustained and violent attacks by some protesters intent on mayhem who ripped down fencing, set fire to benches and in a wanton insult to democracy, defaced the statues of some of the greatest protectors of the very freedoms and privileges those intent on causing damage yesterday abused." Leader of Westminster Council, Councillor Colin Barrow branded the vandalism and violence "completely unacceptable". "While we support peaceful protest, we have to condemn those who deliberately set out to harm police officers, cause damage to property and wreak general mayhem," he said.

24/Savvy (www.24savvy.com), launching January 11, 2010, is a new online community devoted to sharing creative concepts for living a savvy life. Featuring editorial content, a celebrity webisode series and gift giveaways, 24/Savvy offers members a rich environment to celebrate and share the savvy good life. 24/Savvy, It's About Your Lifestyle. Not Your Bank Balance. "We believe 'savvy' is about a new mindset- it's not about trading down, but trading off," says company founder Valerie Donati. "Savvy doesn't necessarily equal thrift, it just means playing it smart." The 24/Savvy Web Site 24/Savvy features articles, items and polls on savvy living in fashion, beauty, home design, parenting, travel, food and wine. The site is divided into five sections -Live It, Get It, Be It, Watch It and Give It - each of which profiles a unique "savvy" aspect. 30 Regional Lifestyle Contributors will weigh in daily on what is savvy from their city, from Paris to Los Angeles, Chicago to Atlanta. The 24/Savvy Webisode Series Hosted by Kathleen Monteleone, the 24/Savvy webisode series will showcase industry experts giving celebrity personalities a Savvy Edit on their home. The Season One webisode features Margaret Colin of "Gossip Girl" as the series' first celebrity Savvy Edit. Joe Lupo and Jesse Garza of Visual Therapy, and authors of Nothing to Wear? A 5-Step Cure for the Common Closet and Life in Color, will make a "house call" to edit her wardrobe and playroom. The Season One series will run for two months and will feature one new webisode per week. The 24/Savvy Gifting Program All member engagements will earn guests Savvy Points toward a Savvy Splurge, given away monthly, and the chance to opt in for Savvy Gifts given away every Friday.

LE CHEF-D'OEUVRE DE ELIZABETH GASKELLL'Angleterre du XIXe siècle est divisée en deux : le Sud, paisible, rural et conservateur, et le Nord, industriel, énergique et âpre.Après un séjour à Londres, la belle Margaret Hale regagne le presbytère familial dans un village du sud de l'Angleterre. Peu après, son père renonce à l'Eglise et déracine sa famille pour s'installer dans une ville du Nord, Milton. Margaret va devoir s'adapter à une nouvelle vie en découvrant le monde industriel avec ses grèves, sa brutalité et sa cruauté. Sa conscience sociale s'éveille à travers les liens qu'elle tisse avec certains ouvriers des filatures locales, et les rapports difficiles qui l'opposent à leur patron, le ténébreux John Thornton.Découvrez la brillante adaptation du chef-d'oeuvre d'Elizabeth Gaskell produite par BBC. A l'instar de Jane Austen, la romancière brosse l'étonnant portrait d'une jeune femme dans l'Angleterre victorienne prise dans le tourbillon de son époque. Le couple Daniela Denby-Ashe et Richard Armitage fait irrésistiblement penser à celui formé par Jennifer Ehle et Colin Firth dans Orgueil & Préjugés.

Recorded in February, 1993.