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	loveamongtheruins
		Instead, she returned to England and married a much older and wealthy man she didn't love and stayed married to him for 40 years.
		The film's main appeal in its 'battle of sexes' story is to relish in how Hepburn toys with Olivier's love, while he uses the debate weapons that made him a successful lawyer to try and win her over.
		The trial itself might as well be about their love, as the once-poor lovers seem to be on trial to clear the air from the past.
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	Adutopia :: Love Among the Ruins
		He is running around all over the place like a teenager in love and she is trying to sail through this difficulty as if she were a ship of state.
		The "ruins" of the title, of course, are Sir Arthur and Mrs.
		Beyond that, this movie is utterly charming without devolving into abject cuteness, which is not surprising given the major talents involved.
	www.adutopia.com /amazon/6301442733/Love_Among_the_Ruins___Movie.html (846 words)

	Movie Mini-Reviews \| accessAtlanta.com \| AccessAtlanta
		Unfortunately, his movie can't always decide what becomes a legend most, so much of the plot is by-the-numbers stuff about early childhood tragedies, standing up to Jim Crow, working through womanizing and drug addiction, etc. But the music and Foxx's performance are amazing, and the audience connection is always strong.
		Susan Sarandon is his loving wife who suspects an affair, and Jennifer Lopez, in a surprisingly small part as a dance instructor, imparts a clarity and quiet elegance that's been missing too long from her movie work.
		Combining the witty inventiveness of "Amélie" with a weightier subject -- love among the ruins of Western Europe -- the movie insists on the absurdity and carnage of war as well as the enchantment and tenacity of, well, enduring love.
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	American Masters . George Cukor \| PBS
		But the person who made these movies, was "perfectly sure of who he is, what he is," as Cukor's friend Lesley Blanch wrote in a letter to Kenneth Tynan, who quoted it in an article on Cukor for Holiday magazine.
		Aubrey was a former television executive primarily interested in developing TV series and action movies, dismantling the studio's art, wardrobe and research departments, and trimming budgets.
		Among those invited to meet Buñuel, his screenwriter Jean-Claude Carriere and producer Serge Silberman, were Alfred Hitchcock, Rouben Mamoulian, Robert Mulligan, George Stevens, Billy Wilder, Robert Wise and William Wyler.
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	Katharine Hepburn
		For whatever reason, the movie failed, and RKO lost faith in her, especially after a group of exhibitors famously labelled her as "box office poison." She bought out her contract rather than submit to the less promising roles the studio began to offer her.
		Not all her movies were good, but she became a sort of institution, beloved by audiences and critics alike.
		She also did Love Among the Ruins (1975) with Lawrence Olivier, and a version of The Corn is Green (1979), both done for TV, and her last films with the man who discovered her, George Cukor.
	www.cinescene.com /dash/khepburn.htm (3625 words)

	Love Among the Ruins - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		a 1904 novel by Warwick Deeping—see Love Among the Ruins (Warwick Deeping);
		a 1953 novella by Evelyn Waugh—see Love Among the Ruins.
		a scholarly book by Victoria Wohl (Ohio State University) entitled Love Among the Ruins: The Erotics of Democracy in Classical Athens (Princeton University Press) (ISBN 0-691-09522-1).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Love_Among_the_Ruins (205 words)

	Comment - Love Among the Ruins: How Katharine Hepburn Manipulated Olivier
		George Cukor' TV movie "Love Among the Ruins" was born in a talk show, and was full of unanticipated turns.
		James Costigan's script for Love Among the Ruins had been written for Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontaine, but when the famed couple retired from the stage, the project was shelved.
		Love Among the Ruins became a unique experience for its wonderful casting--all the people, down to those who played the small parts, were charming.
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	Mystical Movies and TV Predictions
		As a new movie The Fast and the Furious was released, kids across America were revving their engines, and several drag race deaths occurred.
		It is unclear whether the new TV series signals the end for a movie version that was reported to be in the works in 1999.
		The son of Derek Jeter is at bat, and Darryl Strawberry's heir is in the on-deck circle.
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	Movie Forums - R.I.P. Ms. Katherine Hepburn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Her Broadway role in ``Warrior's Husband'' brought a movie offer from RKO, and she went to Hollywood at $1,500 a week to star opposite John Barrymore in the 1932 film ``A Bill of Divorcement.'' The lean, athletic actress with the well-bred manner became an instant star.
		Among the honors coming her way in later years: In 1999, a survey of screen legends by the American Film Institute ranked her No. 1 among actresses.
		She was born in Hartford, Connecticut, on May 12, 1907, one of six children of Dr. Thomas N. Hepburn, a noted urologist and pioneer in social hygiene, and Katharine Houghton Hepburn, who worked for birth control and getting the vote for women.
	www.movieforums.com /community/showthread.php?t=4655 (2023 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Corn Is Green: Video: George Cukor,Katharine Hepburn,Ian Saynor,Bill Fraser,Patricia Hayes,Anna ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Adding to the significance of the effort was that the director was George Cukor, who directed Hepburn in her first movie, 1932's "A Bill of Divorcement," and that instead of a soundstage the movie was filmed on location in Wales.
		Hepburn received her third Emmy nomination (she won for "Love Among the Ruins"), and the rest of the performances provide her with an array of characters to play off of.
		Ultimately, the 1945 film is far superior, but this TV movie tries its best, and in some ways, even exceeds in areas where the film did not.
	www.amazon.ca /Corn-Green-George-Cukor/dp/6302354129 (1643 words)

	Love Among the Ruins - Moviefone
		Rating: NR Synopsis: Made for television, Love Among the Ruins was a precious one-time-only collaboration between stars Katharine Hepburn and Laurence Oliver, and...
		Love Among the Ruins (1975) (TV) Love Among the Ruins on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more...
		Halle was a hottie at the ceremony to celebrate her star on the Walk of Fame.
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	Movie Reviews, DVDivas Your link to popular movie review, dvd and dvd movies. DVDS
		So, what we have is a rather repetitive TV show with okay actors that tries to keep the viewers attention by developing underlying story lines for each of the characters but in order to understand the story lines you have to see every single episode.
		Initial exposure to ER can be pretty shocking, with all of the blood, gore, and sadness that accompanies the quite regular deaths, but once you've seen one person die from myocardio-something or other you've seen about all there is to see.
		This just never was a TV series I liked, but that doesn't mean this isn't a high quality DVD set.
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	'Climates' measures love's degrees - The Boston Globe
		True to its title, "Climates" begins on the shimmering Mediterranean coast of Turkey and ends in the relentless snow drifts of the easternmost region of the country.
		Yet the movie's landscapes are desolate or frozen.
		Under no circumstances should that be taken to mean his movies are inert.
	www.boston.com /ae/movies/articles/2007/01/05/climates_measures_loves_degrees (630 words)

	An Archive for TV news from June 2003
		TV Land has not announced whether they've renewed, or if it will be renewed.
		Forty-two, one-hour episodes of the classic TV show, starring Jackie Gleason and Art Carney, will air in color, for the first time since 1970, on the GoodLife TV Network (www.goodtv.com), beginning June 28, it was announced today by Lawrence Meli, president and COO of the Baby Boomer cable network.
		Among his other TV credits were "Bonanza," "Laramie," "Wagon Train," "Ben Casey," "The High Chaparral," "The Monroes," "SWAT" and various David L. Wolper documentaries. Sendrey died of congestive heart failure May 18 at the Motion Picture and Television Country House and Hospital in Woodland Hills.
	www.mortystv.com /archive/june_2003.shtml (4253 words)

	Movie Reviews.
		There is dissention among the new york gangs and Michael tries to keep things cool while he is working all sides, with some disasterous consequences.
		Wood seems to wander through life with a unshakable belief in himself and his films (even when no-one else has) and a wide eyed innocence that anything is possible, a feeling finally enforced when he meets Welles himself in a bar towards the end of the film.
		In this movie he plays a writer, Thad Beaumont, who discovers his "Dark Half" has come to life and is starting to kill the people around him.
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	Faten Hamama: Biography-IMDb
		other stars in the movie, although she was only 15 years old.
		movie of the year and knocked critics and audience dead.
		Oscar, this movie was chosen as one of best ten movies ever made in Egypt.
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	Beyond the Multiplex - Salon
		"Turtles Can Fly": Love among the ruins -- also satellite TV This is the latest extraordinary film from Bahman Ghobadi, the Kurdish-Iranian filmmaker who makes features in the treacherous borderlands of Iran, Iraq and Turkey, recruiting local people (especially children and teenagers) to play themselves, more or less.
		Although "Turtles Can Fly" is a lyrical, often lovely film with touches of humor, it's also a remorseless tragedy that doesn't offer its child protagonists any false redemption.
		Someone I know who did talk to her said she broke off the interview after a few minutes and went and told the guy who was vacuuming the hotel lobby to come right over and vacuum right next to them, instead of being polite and keeping his distance.
	dir.salon.com /story/ent/movies/review/2005/02/17/btm/index1.html (951 words)

	"Flying Dreams" Linda's Favorite Movies
		Among the stellar cast, big pluses are Helen Hayes' twinkly portrayal of Ada Quonsett, the perpetual stowaway who can't know what she's getting into when she sneaks on a flight to Rome, and George Kennedy's performance as the larger-
		(Apparently everyone else loved Hayes, too, as she won an Academy Award for her performance.) Besides, the movie holds a sentimental note: it was, I believe, the last film to be shown at the big old Majestic Theatre in downtown Providence, the very last of the movie palaces in that location.
		When I was small I recalled a Christmas movie that ended with a sermon about an empty stocking, but I couldn't find it for years.
	flyingdreams.home.mindspring.com /movies.htm (2012 words)

	Dark Angel: Love Among The Runes - TV.com
		This is a reference to "Love Among the Ruins", the title of a number of things: a 1975 movie starring Katherine Hepburn and Laurence Olivier, a 1999 album by 10,000 Maniacs, or the title of a 1855 poem by Robert Browning.
		Tell the world what you think of Love Among The Runes, write a review for this episode.
		Loved this ep and many shout-outs to Original Cindy.
	www.tv.com /episode/122713/summary.html (534 words)

	Alien vs. Predator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In the middle of the movie and the killing sprees the last two surviving humans take time to tell us a history lesson- forget that the Predator is lurking next door and wanting blood.
		The movie sucks and the plot goes nowhere, but you don’t watch this movie for a great story- you watch it to see major ass kick’en.
		The movie is all about pay back and I for one will always s be in the Aliens corner.
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	'Over the Moat: Love Among the Ruins of Imperial Vietnam' by James Sullivan
		A dozen years ago, before the young and hip landed in Vietnam with their "Rough Guides" and dog-eared copies of "The Beach," James Sullivan was there as a 27-year-old MFA graduate with some time to kill.
		Any movie producer would be sensing a good story here.
		Weaving courtship with travelogue, the book evolves into a touching story about a man who falls in love with a country through a woman.
	www.post-gazette.com /books/reviews/20040208vietnam0208fnp5.asp (651 words)

	Love Among the Ruins
		Tar paintings purported to be creations of the recently deceased artist surface and are quickly seized upon for exhibition (and a quick cash-in) right there on the rancid premises.
		We fly around town and then the 'copter does a boom-down kind of move, allowing the hotel's rooftop sign to come into view from the bottom of frame to form the movie's title.
		That part was shot between 60 and 90 frames-per-second." The higher frame rates reduced exposure, so Papamichael compensated by starting each magic hour shoot with the most extreme slow-motion, and then going to slower frame rates for follow-up takes to maximize the waning magic hour illumination.
	www.cameraguild.com /interviews/chat_phedon/phedon_million_dollar_hotel1.htm (3566 words)

	Pitch Black Directors Cut Movie Review by Atarichild - MoviesOnline
		I love this movie so for once this won't be a five paragraph bitch session from me. when i first saw it i wasn't so in love with it.
		the movie is about a freight ship in the far (or near) future travelling through space carrying a bunch of passengers.
		he's in the movie long enough to scream so i don't find it necessary to mention his name) is hurt real bad in the crash and he ends up with a big god almighty piece of metal through his chest.
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	A LOVE TO KILL
		Though he does not love her, he agrees to marry her to restore the reputation of his father’s company..
		The series’ writer, Lee Kung-hee, also wrote the series “Sorry, I Love You” and “Let’s Go, Sangdoo,” both portraying the “dreadful side of love.” “A Love To Kill” is expected to continue that tradition by depicting an extreme love that is too hard to endure.
		But there is another man behind the role: A man who auditioned a dozen times to become a singer, but was turned down each time because of his looks; A man whose dream was to get an award for best new artist and dedicate it to his mother.
	userwww.sfsu.edu /~chgrace/alovetokill.html (2312 words)

	Cable TV Talk - Katharine Hepburn: 1907-2003
		America lost one of its most treasured actresses Sunday with the death of KATHARINE HEPBURN at her home in Old Saybrook, CT. She was 96.
		She was no stranger to TV, either, receiving Emmy nominations for her performances in TENNESSEE WILLIAMS' "The Glass Menagerie" (1973) and "The Corn Is Green" (1979).
		Born on May 12, 1907, Katharine Houghton Hepburn's father was a urologist, her mother a suffragette.
	www.cabletvtalk.com /showthread.php?t=432 (669 words)

	USATODAY.com - Katharine Hepburn, a leading lady for the ages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Katharine Hepburn was a modern woman whose career spanned modern movie history, from her debut in 1932's A Bill of Divorcement as John Barrymore's daughter to 1994's Love Affair as Warren Beatty's aunt.
		She could be sexy, accomplished, flinty, repressed or socially gauche on screen — whatever the role called for in one of Hollywood's most eclectic, and beloved, film careers.
		Casting Hepburn opposite Humphrey Bogart's affable slob in The African Queen was a stroke of genius that won Bogart the Oscar, and her TV movie with Laurence Olivier as her lawyer in 1975's Love Among the Ruins won Emmys for both.
	www.usatoday.com /life/2003-06-29-hepburn-usat_x.htm (474 words)

	Katharine Hepburn Biography at Hollywood.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Cukor's "Sylvia Scarlett" (1936), in which Hepburn disguises herself as a boy throughout most of the movie, was perhaps the most notable early example of the androgyny that runs through Hepburn's career and a groundbreaking film for its undermining of socially constructed norms of femininity and masculinity.
		Although Hepburn never married him, Tracy was the love of her life, and it was their pairing, both in the marvelous, tender and warm comedies on screen and during their 25-year affair, that made her New England rebelliousness most acceptable.
		There are, however, those who consider her best acting of this later period to be in the TV films she made with Cukor, "Love Among the Ruins" (ABC, 1975), in which she gave an Emmy-winning performance opposite Laurence Olivier, and to a lesser degree, "The Corn Is Green" (CBS, 1979).
	www.hollywood.com /celebritydetail/Katharine_Hepburn/197295 (2783 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Love Among the Ruins : Plot
		Made for television, Love Among the Ruins was a precious one-time-only collaboration between stars Katharine Hepburn and Laurence Oliver, and director
		The scene is Victorian London, where wealthy widow Hepburn is being sued for breach of promise by her much-younger ex-fiance.
		Written by Emmy-winning TV veteran James Costigan, Love Among the Ruins was first telecast March 6, 1975.
	www.vh1.com /movies/movie/21286/plot.jhtml (164 words)

	Movie Review \| Tristan + Isolde (2006) James Franco, Sophia Myles, Rufus Sewell
		lays in ruins, ruled by tribes that fight among themselves, while the Irish, led by the fiendish King Donnchadh (David O'Hara) plots their destruction from across the sea.
		The film breaks down into essentially two halves -- the first is a romantic love story between young lovers Tristan and Isolde, and the second a tragic melodrama where politics and duty threatens to tear apart all those involved.
		Originally slated to be made by Ridley "King of Medieval Flicks" Scott in the late '70s (Ridley opted for "Alien" instead), 2006's "Tristan and Isolde" falls into the same category as Antoine Fuqua's 2004 film "King Arthur", in that it's a new take on an old tale.
	www.beyondhollywood.com /reviews/tristanandisolde.htm (866 words)

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