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Woody Harrelson news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Woody Harrelson performances. According to Wikipedia: Woodrow Tracy Harrelson, better known as Woody Harrelson, is an American television and film actor. While Harrelson... [more]
Woody Harrelson news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Woody Harrelson performances. According to Wikipedia: Woodrow Tracy Harrelson, better known as Woody Harrelson, is an American television and film actor. While Harrelson is best known for his role in the popular 1980s situation comedy Cheers, he has also acted in films such as as Natural Born Killers, The People vs. Larry Flynt and A Scanner Darkly. He won an Emmy Award.
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Director: Zak Penn In The Grand, Woody Harrelson’s character Jack Faro is proof that for addicts, sometimes admitting you have a problem is not the first step. In fact, in his case, it seems to have been the gateway that perhaps just having only one, two, or eight addictions weren’t enough as—cheaper by the dozen—it’s Jack’s policy to “bring ‘em on” becoming addicted to every possible drug known to man. And while we’re at it, he threw marriage into the mix, making Elizabeth Taylor look like...
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Woody Harrelson is being sued again by the same photographer who filed a lawsuit against him for assault last year.According to the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, photographer Josh Levine claims that the “Cheers” star injured him physically and emotionally when he assaulted him two years ago outside a Hollywood hotspot.Levine, who was working for TMZ.com in June 2006, called out to the actor to get his attention near the intersection of Las Palmas Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard...
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Woody Harrelson has been sued for $2.5 million by a photographer who accused the actor of assaulting him and smashing his video camera two years ago. According to a lawsuit filed Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court, Josh Levine was filming Harrelson in Hollywood late one night in June 2006. He alleges the Academy Award-nominated actor choked him, broke his video camera and ordered his bodyguard to attack him. Levine's suit says he still has mental, physical and emotional pain from the...
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Woody Harrelson has been sued for $2.5 million by a paparazzo who accused the actor of assaulting him and breaking his video camera two years ago.
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Woody Harrelson is a cool fucker and has made some cool fucking movies but he has also made some dickhead choices. Whit Men Can't Jump = brilliant, The People vs. Larry Flynt = brilliant so why does he accept these shitty scripts for shitty movies with shitty plots. This is clearly one of those films trying to be something it can't, I wouldn't see this if its the last film on earth showing in the last cinema with free revels, Fanta Twist slush and nachos with cheese served by naked lesbians...
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Other actors due to star in 2012 include Thandie Newton, Danny Glover, Amanda Peet (fortunately the subject of vaccines isn’t in the storyline), ...
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First Look Studios has announced plans to bring the indie thriller 'Transsiberian' to Blu-ray this November. Starring Woody Harrelson and Emily Mortimer as tourists who get caught up with a pair of mysterious...
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Spend any time with Woody Harrelson and you quickly realize that he’s one of the sharpest tools in the Hollywood woodshed, a man passionate and educated about a variety of topics.
So how did it happen that he spent so much time in his career playing Class A idiots?
Probably cause he’s good at...
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It's the end of the world as he knows it, and Woody Harrelson feels just fine, the veteran actor laughed, revealing exclusively to MTV News that he has a starring role in Roland Emmerich's apocalyptic '2012,' which he will begin shooting shortly in V...
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- Woody Harrelson Signs Up for 2012 (movieweb.comnews)
In select cities, a little indie thriller titled Transsiberian quietly opened over the weekend and did fairly well in the indie market (despite the long shadow cast by The Dark Knight's opening), which frankly surprises me. With some folks calling the movie "Hitchcockian" in its suspense, and...
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Reading about Wesley Snipes’ recent troubles with the government, which culminated in April when the veteran actor was sentenced to three years in prison for willful failure to file federal income tax returns, fills me, I painfully admit, with a certain sense of schadenfreude.
But for longtime...
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Filed under: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Thrillers, Casting, SonyAt this point I'm starting to think that Roland Emmerich must be in possession of some pretty serious blackmail material, because there is no other explanation why accomplished actors are so ready and willing to star in his films. MTV now...
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- McCarthy cast in Emmerich's '2012' (digitalspy.co.uk)
Blond, blue-eyed and somewhat slack-jawed, actor Woody Harrelson evolved from a beloved Emmy-winning sitcom supporting player to regularly employed feature lead in comedies, melodramas and "buddy" action fare.
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Here’s a quick look at some of the casting announcements made in the past few days:
Assuming negotiations end well, Ed Helms will be temporarily setting aside his stapler to star in a new Todd Phillips (School for Scoundrels) film. The role would be The Office‘s star first lead in a motion...
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Transsiberian director Brad Anderson, whose résumé includes underseen gems like 2000's Happy Accidents, certainly has fun with the exotic setting — a moving ...
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