Edison

Starring Morgan Freeman, Kevin Spacey, Justin Timberlake, L Cool J

Edison

Directed by: David J. Burke
Written by: David J. Burke
Released on: 23 March 2006 (Thailand) more
Genre: Crime Drama Thriller
sales pitch: In this city, only the cops are above the law.
Plot: A fresh-faced journalist discovers a den of corrupt policemen.
He is then led to make a shaky alliance with a jaded reporter and investigator for a powerful district attorney

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Cast;
Morgan Freeman ... Moses Ashford

Kevin Spacey ... Levon Wallace

Justin Timberlake ... Josh Pollack

LL Cool J ... Officer Rafe Deed

Dylan McDermott ... Sgt. Frances Lazerov

John Heard ... Capt. Brian Tilman

Cary Elwes ... D.A. Jack Reigert

Roselyn Sanchez ... Maria
Damien Wayans ... Isaiah Charles (as Damien Dante Wayans)
Garfield Wilson ... Rook

Marco Sanchez ... Reyes
Darryl Quon ... Wu

Andrew Jackson ... Ives
Timothy Paul Perez ... Butler (as Tim Paul Perez)

Piper Perabo ... Willow Summerfield

Filmed in;
Vancouver Public Library, 360 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Company; Millennium Films





Distributors

• Kinowelt Home Entertainment (2005) (Germany) (DVD)


• Kinowelt Filmverleih (2005) (Germany) (theatrical)


• Andrea Leone Films (2005) (Italy) (theatrical)


• Independent Films (2006) (Netherlands) (theatrical)


• Bridge Entertainment Group (2006) (Netherlands) (DVD)


• Gativideo (2006) (Argentina) (DVD)


• Gativideo (2006) (Argentina) (VHS)


• Lionsgate (2007) (UK) (all media)


• Ninth Dimension Home Entertainment (2006) (Australia) (DVD)


• Nu Image Films (2005) (non-USA) (all media) (worldwide sales)


• Odeon S.A. (2005) (Greece) (theatrical)


• Redbus Film Distribution (2005) (UK) (all media)


• Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2006) (USA) (DVD)


• Spike TV (2007) (USA) (TV)

Special Effects

• Worldwide FX

Other Companies

• Comerica Bank of California financing bank


• Chapman / Leonard Studio Equipment cranes


• Hollywood Camera additional camera equipment


• Magic Film and Video Works negative preparation


• Mercury Sound Studios post-production sound


• Micdi Productions music editing


• Sharpe Sound Studios adr recording


• Video Split Productions video assist equipment

Budget;

$25,150,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend;

?278,460 (France) (16 May 2006) (91 Screens)
?255,156 (Italy) (13 November 2005) (144 Screens)
?65,647 (Netherlands) (12 March 2006) (40 Screens)
RUR 3,120,181 (Russia) (9 October 2005)
KRW 301,822,054 (South Korea) (9 April 2006) (80 Screens)
TWD 1,424,708 (Taiwan) (30 April 2006) (12 Screens)

Gross
?401,520 (France) (23 May 2006)
?278,460 (France) (16 May 2006)
?427,039 (Italy) (20 November 2005)
?255,156 (Italy) (13 November 2005)
?156,717 (Netherlands) (19 March 2006)
?96,742 (Netherlands) (12 March 2006)

Weekend Gross
?120,823 (France) (23 May 2006) (73 Screens)
?278,460 (France) (16 May 2006) (91 Screens)
?76,897 (Italy) (20 November 2005) (61 Screens)
?255,156 (Italy) (13 November 2005) (144 Screens)
?42,433 (Netherlands) (19 March 2006) (40 Screens)
?65,647 (Netherlands) (12 March 2006) (40 Screens)

Admissions
29,163 (Netherlands) (31 December 2006)

Filming Dates
13 March 2004

Copyright Holder
VIP Medienfonds 3






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The Usual Suspects

The Usual Suspects Starring Kevin Spacey.

You can watch The Usual Suspects, the movie, in 2 parts below on well worth watching, or alternatively you can click on the foillowing link to watch in big screen "The Usual Suspects large screen streaming"



Kevin Spacey has starred in a good number of High Class movies, being known for his poker-faced method acting, he has had the luck to land a number of genial roles to play. below i have selcted some of his best movies in a slideshow for you to see.
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The Usual Suspects Movie Part 2




As enigmatic as he is talented, Kevin Spacey has always kept the details of his private life closely guarded. As he explained in a 1998 interview with the London Evening Standard, "It's not that I want to create some bullshit mystique by maintaining a silence about my personal life, it is just that the less you know about me, the easier it is to convince you that I am that character on screen. It allows an audience to come into a movie theatre and believe I am that person".



There are, however, certain biographical facts to be had - for starters, Kevin Spacey Fowler was the youngest of three children born to Thomas and Kathleen Fowler in South Orange, New Jersey. His mother was a personal secretary, his father a technical writer whose irregular job prospects led the family all over the country. They eventually settled in southern California, where young Kevin developed into quite a little hellion - after he set his sister's tree house on fire, he was shipped off to the Northridge Military Academy, only to be thrown out a few months later for pinging a classmate on the head with a tire. Spacey then found his way to Chatsworth High School in the San Fernando Valley, where he managed to channel his dramatic tendencies into a successful amateur acting career. In his senior year, he played "Captain von Trapp" opposite classmate Mare Winningham's "Maria" in "The Sound of Music" (the pair later graduated as co-valedictorians). Spacey claims that his interest in acting - and his nearly encyclopedic accumulation of film knowledge - began at an early age, when he would sneak downstairs to watch the late late show on TV. Later, in high school, he and his friends cut class to catch revival films at the NuArt Theater. The adolescent Spacey worked up celebrity impersonations (James Stewart and Johnny Carson were two of his favorites) to try out on the amateur comedy club circuit.

He briefly attended Los Angeles Valley College, then left (on the advice of another Chatsworth classmate, Val Kilmer) to join the drama program at Juilliard. After two years of training he was anxious to work, so he quit Juilliard sans diploma and signed up with the New York Shakespeare Festival. His first professional stage appearance was as a messenger in the 1981 production of "Henry VI".

Festival head Joseph Papp ushered the young actor out into the "real world" of theater, and the next year Spacey made his Broadway debut in Henrik Ibsen's "Ghosts". He quickly proved himself as an energetic and versatile performer (at one point, he rotated through all the parts in David Rabe's "Hurlyburly"). In 1986, he had the chance to work with his idol and future mentor, Jack Lemmon, on a production of Eugene O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey Into Night". While his interest soon turned to film, Spacey would remain active in the theater community - in 1991, he won a Tony Award for his turn as "Uncle Louie" in Neil Simon's Broadway hit "Lost in Yonkers" and, in 1999, he returned to the boards for a revival of O'Neill's "The Iceman Cometh".

Spacey's film career began modestly, with a small part as a subway thief in Heartburn (1986). Deemed more of a "character actor" than a "leading man", he stayed on the periphery in his next few films, but attracted attention for his turn as beady-eyed villain "Mel Profitt" on the TV series "Wiseguy" (1987). Profitt was the first in a long line of dark, manipulative characters that would eventually make Kevin Spacey a household name: he went on to play a sinister office manager in Glengarry Glen Ross (1992), a sadistic Hollywood exec in Swimming with Sharks (1994), and, most famously, creepy, smooth-talking eyewitness Verbal Kint in The Usual Suspects (1995).

The "Suspects" role earned Spacey an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor and catapulted him into the limelight. That same year, he turned in another complex, eerie performance in David Fincher's thriller Se7en (1995) (Spacey refused billing on the film, fearing that it might compromise the ending if audiences were waiting for him to appear). By now, the scripts were pouring in. After appearing in Al Pacino's Looking for Richard (1996), Spacey made his own directorial debut with Albino Alligator (1996), a low-key but well received hostage drama. He then jumped back into acting, winning critical accolades for his turns as flashy detective Jack Vincennes in L.A. Confidential (1997) and genteel, closeted murder suspect Jim Williams in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997). In October 1999, just four days after the dark suburban satire American Beauty (1999) opened in US theaters, Spacey received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Little did organizers know that his role in Beauty would turn out to be his biggest success yet - as Lester Burnham, a middle-aged corporate cog on the brink of psychological meltdown, he tapped into a funny, savage character that captured audiences' imaginations and earned him a Best Actor Oscar. No longer relegated to offbeat supporting parts, Spacey seems poised to redefine himself as a Hollywood headliner. He says he's finished exploring the dark side - but, given his attraction to complex characters, that mischievous twinkle will never be too far from his eyes. In February 2003 Spacey made a major move back to the theatre. He was appointed Artistic Director of the new company set up to save the famous Old Vic theatre, The Old Vic Theatre Company. Although he did not undertake to stop appearing in movies altogether, he undertook to remain in this leading post for ten years, and to act in as well as to direct plays during that time. His first production, of which he was the director, was the September 2004 British premiere of the play Cloaca by Maria Goos (made into a film, Cloaca (2003) (TV)). Spacey made his UK Shakespearean debut in the title role in Richard II in 2005. In 2006 he got movie director Robert Altman to direct for the stage the little-known Arthur Miller play Resurrection Blues, but that was a dismal failure. However Spacey remained optimistic, and insisted that a few mistakes are part of the learning process. He starred thereafter with great success in Eugene O'Neill's A Moon for the Misbegotten along with 'Colm Meaney' and Eve Best, and in 2007 that show transferred to Broadway. In February 2008 Spacey put on a revival of the David Mamet 1988 play Speed-the-Plow in which he took one of the three roles, the others being taken by Jeff Goldblum and Laura Michelle Kelly.

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K-Pax Kevin Spacey's Method Acting tour de force

K-Pax - Another Masterpiece of Kevin Spacey's
Method Acting Genius

K-Pax
Director: Iain Softley
Writers (WGA): Gene Brewer (novel)
Charles Leavitt (screenplay)
Release Date:
26 October 2001 (USA)
Genre:
Drama | Sci-Fi | Fantasy | Mystery
Tagline:
Change the way you look at the world.
Plot:
Prot is a patient at a mental hospital who claims to be from a far away planet. His psychiatrist tries to help him, only to begin to doubt his own explanations. | add synopsis
Plot Keywords:
Schizophrenia | Surprise After End Credits | Catatonic | Hospital | Fruit

Awards:
2 nominations





Part 2

Cast;

Kevin Spacey ... Prot

Jeff Bridges ... Dr. Mark Powell

Mary McCormack ... Rachel Powell

Alfre Woodard ... Dr. Claudia Villars

David Patrick Kelly ... Howie

Saul Williams ... Ernie
Peter Gerety ... Sal
Celia Weston ... Doris Archer

Ajay Naidu ... Dr. Chakraborty
Tracy Vilar ... Maria
Melanee Murray ... Bess

John Toles-Bey ... Russell

Kimberly Scott ... Joyce Trexler
Conchata Ferrell ... Betty McAllister

Vincent Laresca ... Navarro

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Kevin Spacey - Method Acting Genius

For me, Kevin Spacey
is perhaps the only actor who might be on a par with Robert De Niro as far as Method Acting is concerned.
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Arthur and the Minimoys (Invisibles)

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In French, this movie is entitled "Arthur et les Minimoys" - the name was changed for the English version to "Invisibles" This is how we came to know this movie as "Arthur and the Invisibles". Because i got to first see this movie in Thailand, i saw it as "Minimoys" and must admit was disappointed to see the English name was something as banal as "Invisibles" (sounds like a sixties beatnik band).



This Movie is a favourite of mine, i find the special effects, and the Japanese Manga comic art influenced design and cute facial expressions of the characters just over amazing! The costumes are absolutely genial and the plot is also deep enough to keep an adult interested, if not just for the out of this world visual effects and stunning scenery.The second time around I picked up on a lot more subtleties than the first time


Maybe one day actors will be obsolete as screen players and only get to do the voices..slowly but surely, cgi and graphic artists are producing virtual characters that fit the part much more than any human counterpart. I find the voices of some characters in animation and cgi movies so expressive... but the digital character portrayals are slowly managing to compete with human portrayals.

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Only joking, of course! a machine will never replace the charm of Cary Grant, or the Bull in a China shop loveableness of James Stewart - the calculated method acting of Robert de Niro, or the intelligence and Genius of Kevin Spacey's method acting.
De Nirocan win an oscar just with the way he sips a coffee, or scratches his nose in a movie.
But Arthur and the "Incredibles" i a hell of a good family movie, and a joy for anyone who appreciates comic art, costume design or cgi and computer graphic technology

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