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	Eleanor Coulter of Sussex Delaware - Coulter Family - Coulter Genealogy - Robert Coulter - Samuel Coulter - Coulter ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		6 Richard Allen Robinson b: Abt 1853 in Pike Twp, Coshocton, Ohio d: Abt 1929 in Coshocton, Ohio Age at death: 76 est.
		3 William Coulter b: Abt 1739 in Sussex, Del d: Abt 1770 in Bedford County, Pennsylvania Age at death: 31 est.
		7 Zene P Coulter b: February 07, 1888 in Sussex, Del d: October 06, 1890 in Sussex, Del Age at death: 2.................................................................
	www.coulterfamily.com /eleanor_coulter.htm (9587 words)

	Exclusive Interview: Allan Coulter for "Hollywoodland"
		Coulter's first major milestone as a television director came in 1999 with the premiere of the HBO flagship series "The Sopranos" (1999-), which he also produced.
		Coulter went on to direct an episode of "Six Feet Under" (HBO, 2001-2005) and the pilot for the gritty drug-trafficking miniseries "Kingpin" (NBC, 2003).
		After a two year absence, Coulter returned to HBO in 2005 to direct an episode of the award-winning historical miniseries "Rome" (2005), which graphically chronicled the rise of the Roman Empire.
	www.darkhorizons.com /news06/coulter.php (1549 words)

	Emanuel Levy : Comment - Hollywoodland: George Reeves Conspiracy?
		Director Allen Coulter read the script a year later, and found it to be “smart and incredibly well-written, a tale of two men who want to be someone other than who they are.
		Coulter marvels, “Millions of children thought of this man – who was childless in real life – as a father figure who was strong and all-knowing.
		Coulter notes, “In several of her movies, Diane Lane has played women who are driven by emotions beyond their control.
	emanuellevy.com /article.php?articleID=3085 (2931 words)

	Alexander Coulter - James Coulter - Catherine Tunnell - Roane Co TN - Rutherford Co TN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Alexander Coulter - James Coulter - Catherine Tunnell - Roane Co TN - Rutherford Co TN Alexander Coulter Sr.
		2 James Coulter 1772 - 1849 b: April 01, 1772 in Rutherford CO, TN d: 1849 in AR 1850.............
		2 Thomas Coulter 1777 - 1826 b: October 20, 1777 in Rutherford CO, NC d: 1826 in Bledsoe, CO TN.............
	www.coulterfamily.com /alexander_coulter_sr.htm (875 words)

	T.M.I.: He killed Superman - thrice
		It took a while, but Coulter says he's now fine with the change to Hollywoodland, which is what Hollywood originally was called on that famous sign in the hills.
		Coulter, who directed scores of televisions shows over 22 years, feels only a director with TV background could have done Hollywoodland.
		Coulter and I spoke for 45 minutes and he is very thoughtful, so you can imagine how many good outtakes there were.
	blogs.chron.com /tmi/2006/09/he_killed_superman_thrice.html (1162 words)

	MCN Press Release: Woody Allen Heads to Focus Wih Latest
		Allen, Hugh Jackman (soon to be seen in the eagerly awaited X-Men: The Last Stand), Scarlett Johansson (who recently starred for the filmmaker in Match Point, for which she earned a Golden Globe Award nomination), and Ian McShane (the Golden Globe Award-winning star of Deadwood).
		Allen commented, "I've always been very blessed by having great people distribute my films over the years and this good fortune continues with Focus, a company I have enormous admiration for.
		Schamus said, "Scoop is another extraordinary reminder that when Woody Allen matches his skills as a master filmmaker with his talents as a comic genius, filmmaking gets no better.
	www.moviecitynews.com /Notepad/2006/060420_pr.html (466 words)

	How 'Hollywoodland' director cast Affleck, others \| The Bryan-College Station Eagle
		But director Allen Coulter, who grew up in College Station, saw something in Affleck that convinced him the actor could portray George Reeves, the star of the 1950s Superman TV series who committed suicide.
		Although Hollywoodland is Coulter's first feature film, the A&M Consolidated High School graduate (1963) is a highly respected director who has been behind the camera for episodes of The Sopranos, Sex and the City and The X Files.
		Coulter couldn't get the rights to use footage from the TV series, so he had to reshoot those scenes.
	www.theeagle.com /stories/091406/entertainment_20060914065.php (894 words)

	'boards - Winner: Allen Coulter
		Coulter was impressed with the idea for the Budweiser "Jersey Guys" campaign and had already been won over by hungry man founder Stephen Orent.
		One of the characters was someone Coulter had noted in an off-broadway play three years earlier.
		Coulter completed a degree in theatre direction from the University of Texas before moving to New York to make his way in film.
	www.boardsmag.com /articles/magazine/20020401/coulter.html (749 words)

	indieWIRE: Trivial Pursuit: Allen Coulter's "Hollywoodland"
		In creating a dual-pronged plot that moves forward on parallel tracks, Emmy-winning "Sopranos" alum Allen Coulter shortchanges both Ben Affleck's blustery Reeves and Adrien Brody's Louis Simo, the dubious private detective hired by Reeves's mother (Lois Smith) to investigate his death, a bullet to the head that's been filed away as a suicide.
		It's both surprising and not, coming from Coulter, whose "Sopranos" background set a precedent for subordinating women within male-centered narratives in a manner that at least allowed their suppressed position to become a point unto itself.
		The film's director, Allen Coulter, says that the term "suggests a state of mind," but even as the story embellishes on the mystery surrounding the suicide in 1959 of actor George Reeves, star of the popular 1950s "Superman" television program, it is hardly steeped in enough Americana to justify the director's grandiose pontifications.
	www.indiewire.com /movies/2006/09/trivial_pursuit.html (1245 words)

	Media Matters - Olbermann awards Coulter third place in "Worst Person in the World" contest for her ...
		Apparently Allen or Helms made a statement some years back when Allen staffed for Jessie Helms and used the word queer was used in reference to the Gay community.
		I think what crazy Coulter is trying to do is to imply that Allen's felony shoplifting charge is no big deal and the NYT and the Gay community is trying to get back at him for the insult from so many years ago.
		I hope you're right about Coulter self-destructing, but honestly, she's already said such heinous things that I'm convinced there is nothing she could say that would be repugnant to her acolytes.
	mediamatters.org /items/200603220004 (1916 words)

	Zap2it - TV news - Director Coulter Gets More 'Sex,' 'Sopranos'
		Coulter, who has directed six episodes each of "Sex" and "Sopranos" over several seasons, is expected to direct three or four episodes of each HBO original next season.
		"Allen is a gifted and versatile director who has played an important role in the success of two of HBO's most important shows," HBO president of original programming Chris Albrecht said.
		Neither HBO nor Coulter would speculate about what two-hour movies might be in the wings, saying it's too early in the game.
	tvnet.com /tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271\|61393\|1\|,00.html (194 words)

	Hollywoodland
		Long before it veers off course to become something almost profound, first-timer Allen Coulter, working with a script from newcomer Paul Bernbaum, keeps the film moving briskly between three conventional stories.
		He starts with one of those vintage private eye curmudgeons, the sort who hides the fact he has heart, who wears a fl eye as a badge of honor.
		Coulter doesn’t up the tension but defuses it, showing us Reeves’ murder as one scenario plays out and then twisting that reality around with version two and version three.
	movies.zertinet.com /movie.php?id=154 (671 words)

	Hollywoodland::MoviePatron.com
		While TV director turned Hollywood director, Allen Coulter’s first feature film falls under a distinct genre and is an altogether more optimistic and different film.
		Wilder's 1950 masterpiece is Coulter's new release and more, entering the gothic realm and the more intricately psychological when Hollywoodland seems content in the shallower arena of your typical, straightforward film noir.
		Even so, Sunset Boulevard is a terribly hard film to measure up to; and with a stellar cast at its best, top notch cinematography and score, and an almost too-intelligent script, Hollywoodland harkens back to the era it takes place in, a time before superhero epics (but not superheroes) and quick editing.
	www.moviepatron.com /moviereviews/h/hollywoodland.html (700 words)

	"Hollywoodland" \| Salon Arts & Entertainment
		He'd been felled by a single bullet, and although his death was ruled a suicide at the time, there have always been unanswered questions nestled around the case.
		The mystery of Reeves' death is the subject of "Hollywoodland," written by Paul Bernbaum and directed by Allen Coulter (who has previously directed episodes of "The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City"), although the movie doesn't attempt any definitive answers.
		Coulter and Bernbaum blend fact and speculation, with a heavy dose of the latter, to tell the story -- and to map the psyche -- of the charismatic but troubled actor.
	www.salon.com /ent/movies/review/2006/09/08/hollywoodland (362 words)

	Allen Coulter Biography :: Hollywood.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		An accomplished television director, Allen Coulter had the unique ability to helm projects ranging from serious period drama to light-hearted comedy.
		Working odd jobs in New York, he managed to scrap up enough money to make his first short film, "The Hobbs Case." Coulter's received his first professional credit on the horror Sci-Fi series "Tales of the Darkside" (1983-1988).
		Coulter made his feature film directorial debut in 2006 with the detective drama, "Hollywoodland," featuring Ben Affleck, Adrien Brody and Diane Lane.
	www.hollywood.com /celebs/fulldetail/id/1120742 (553 words)

	Las Vegas Weekly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Not really, but Coulter gives it a creditable shot—starting with the title, a reference to the famous block-letter sign (it originally had LAND at the end) that's invariably employed as a symbol for dashed dreams.
		As in most movies based on real-life events—even accounts as speculative as this one—the tenor is one of diligent competence; in any given scene, you can't help but suspect that far more energy was spent on getting the period detail right than on crafting something original or arresting or thought-provoking.
		That leaves just the locations and the actors, plus a little pungent dialogue, which in combination are just sufficient to keep us engaged throughout.
	www.lasvegasweekly.com /2006/09/07/hollywoodland.html (582 words)

	Slant Magazine - Film Review: Hollywoodland
		In this case, the minor bygone star embroiled in intrigue is George Reeves (Ben Affleck), TV's original Superman who committed suicide in 1959 but, as rumor has it, might have been murdered.
		It's a notion director Allen Coulter's whodunit exploits until, failing to posit a convincing foul play scenario, it falls back on inconclusive ambiguity and contrived narrative parallels between its dead subject (seen in flashbacks) and the fictional, skuzzy private investigator Louis Simo (Adrien Brody) hired by Reeves's mother to investigate her son's death.
		Unfortunately, without more than the flimsiest of evidence to suggest that something criminal occurred, the overriding result is simply that every character's motives are disingenuously cast in doubt for dramatically suspenseful purposes.
	www.slantmagazine.com /film/film_review.asp?ID=2465 (295 words)

	Combustible Celluloid film review - Hollywoodland (2006), Allen Coulter, Adrien Brody, Diane Lane, Ben Affleck, dvd ...
		Sweeping precariously close to L.A. Confidential (1997) and Auto Focus (2002) as well as several hundred other recent biopics, Allen Coulter's Hollywoodland nevertheless manages a flavor of its own.
		Via the title, Coulter thematically connects Simo and Reeves, drawing them both into a make-believe world in which -- thanks to cinematic images -- people can imagine themselves better than they are.
		Coulter, who makes his feature debut after a career in television ("Sex and the City," "The Sopranos," etc.), does a remarkable job with his actors and with period sets and clothes.
	www.combustiblecelluloid.com /2006/hollywoodland.shtml (406 words)

	Center Stage with Mark Gordon
		About Allen Coulter "Hollywoodland" is the first feature film directed by Allen Coulter.
		In the latter capacity, he shared a Golden Globe Award when the show was honored as Best TV Series [Drama].
		Coulter was also an Emmy Award nominee for his direction of a Budweiser commercial, one of several he has helmed.
	stageandscreen.com (1158 words)

	The Slush Factory: The World's Coolest Comics Magazine
		A.D. Coulter is the lead 3D artist on the popular book, The Red Star.
		Together with artist, writer, and creator Chris Gossett, Allen continues to produce one of the most remarkable pieces of art ever seen in a comic.
		The Slush Factory thanks Allen Coulter for his time in this interview.
	www.slushfactory.com /features/interviews/adcoulter.shtml (1206 words)

	IGN: Bada-Bing! American Way Hires Coulter
		May 9, 2003 - According to The Hollywood Reporter, Focus Features' Truth, Justice and the American Way has finally found a director: four-time Emmy-nominee Allen Coulter (The Sopranos, Sex and the City).
		Truth is a mystery/biopic about the curious 1959 death of Superman star George Reeves.
		The screenplay, which Coulter will reportedly oversee a rewrite of, was penned by Paul Bernbaum.
	movies.ign.com /articles/401/401609p1.html (271 words)

	Amazon.com: Stephen King's Golden Years: DVD: Keith Szarabajka,Felicity Huffman,Ed Lauter,R.D. Call,Bill ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Starring: Keith Szarabajka, Felicity Huffman Director: Allen Coulter, Kenneth Fink Rating
		Rogers, Bill Raymond as Dr. Richard X. Toddhunter, Frances Sternhagen as Gina Williams, Matt Malloy as Redding, Adam Redfield as Jackson, Jeff Williams as Lt. Vester, Peter McRobbie as Lt. McGiver, Sarah Melici as Mrs.
		Allen Coulter - Director, Kenneth Fink - Director, Josef Anderson - Writer, Stephen King - Writer, Mitchell Galin - Producer (producer), Stephen King - Producer (executive producer), Peter R. McIntosh - Producer (producer), Richard P. Rubinstein - Producer (executive producer)...
	www.amazon.com /Stephen-Kings-Golden-Years-Kenneth/dp/B00005LQ0Q (1760 words)

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	Frank S. Palmer - Biography
		Frank has been privileged to study with Lloyd Richards, Earle Gister, Bill Esper, Tom Tyrrell, Bob McAndrew, Deborah Hecht, Wesley Fata, Andre Belgrader, John Hirsch and Dario Fo.
		Frank has done commercials with Hungry Man legends David Shane and Allen Coulter, and most recently for MJZ's own Rocky Morton.
		Please enjoy viewing clips from Frank's Staples Super Bowl commercial, starring Joe Viterelli and directed by Allan Coulter; his Verizon spot, directed by David Shane; Oxo spot directed by Frank Green.
	www.frankspalmer.com /index.htm (407 words)

	EURweb.com - THE FILM STRIP: Adrien Brody, Diane Lane and director Allen Coulter demystify Superman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		THE FILM STRIP: Adrien Brody, Diane Lane and director Allen Coulter demystify Superman
		Unlike some directorsâ”one in particular that did not ask a 9/11 survivor if one of his rescuers was fl--Coulter did his homework also.
		Although there is not that many people around from 1959 Coulter could consult with, he did make an effort.
	www.eurweb.com /story/eur28463.cfm (703 words)

	Combustible Celluloid interview - Adrien Brody, Allen Coulter, Hollywoodland (2006)
		The film flips back and forth between Reeves' story and that of a fictitious detective, Louis Simo (Adrien Brody), digging into the case.
		Director Allen Coulter, a TV veteran of "The Sopranos," "Sex and the City" and "The X-Files," knew he'd have to do something different to avoid comparisons to Chinatown and L.A. Confidential.
		"We did noir in day," says Coulter during a recent visit to San Francisco.
	www.combustiblecelluloid.com /interviews/adrienbrody2.shtml (557 words)

	Brodylicious » Adrien Casting News! … “Truth, Justice and the American Way”
		Variety is reporting that Adrien will star in director Allen Coulter’s Truth, Justice and the American Way for Focus Features.
		The plan was to shoot the low-budget flick inbetween Jackman’s work on Van Helsing and his Boy From Oz commitment, but scheduling over-runs scuppered that.
		Singer is out of the picture – Allen Coulter (who’s directed a lot of TV, including Six Feet Under and Sopranos episodes) has replaced him – but with Jackman now back in movie land after his Broadway run recently finished, he could still be a contender to fill Reeves’ spandex shorts.
	www.brodylicious.org /?p=85 (453 words)

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