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	Amazon.com: Cloudsplitter: A Novel: Books: Russell Banks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Russell Banks' Cloudsplitter is an important and engaging work of historical fiction, bringing John Brown and his family to life and exploring a period in American history in which the fate of the young nation truly hung in the balance.
		Owen is supposedly gathering his papers and setting forth his story to a fictional "Miss Mayo", who, along with her boss, is working on a definitive biography of John Brown several decades after his death.
		Owen, committed to his father's vision of a free society, is drawn into the maelstrom, and when Brown and five sons go to Kansas to fight pro-slavery vigilantes in 1855, it is Owen who (literally) takes up the sword and initiates the cold-blooded murder of five settlers.
	www.amazon.com /Cloudsplitter-Novel-Russell-Banks/dp/0060168609 (2774 words)

	Movie Spoiler for the film - INSIDE MAN
		Russell (Owen) then sets off smoke canisters and orders everyone to be on the floor in 4 minutes or suffer a bullet to the head.
		Russell asks the man his name and then threatens the man with a gun to see if he is lying, but it doesn't appear to be so.
		Russell's plan was to remain inside until the storm had blown over, and then walk out the bank a free man...as he had initially intended.
	www.themoviespoiler.com /Spoilers/insideman.html (4009 words)

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		We thought we would finally start getting somewhere after Owen's evaluation in July, but were disappointed, to say the least, to discover that now we had to wait more.
		The team evaluated Owen, and the Occupational Therapist agreed with us but was not qualified to "give him the label" of Autistic.
		We were told by the doctor that it was very obvious to him that Owen was on the spectrum.
	www.owenkoenig.20m.com (802 words)

	Prelude to a biography of Owen
		Owen was a member of the Young Men’s debating society that met regularly in the town hall of Lima, but a professor Seger turned them down in favor of the Amphictyonic Society.
		Owen could not resign himself to preach the settled faith of a church that would be responsible for his education.
		Owen was elected delegate to the Cleveland Mass Convention of the party, and named chairman of the Committee on resolutions in the Kent County Republican Convention.
	www.truthorfables.com /Biography__Crosier.htm (4230 words)

	The Inside Man (2006) - Starring Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, Willem Dafoe, Chiwetel Ejiofor, ...
		Owen nearly turned the film down, citing concerns over his character's disguise of a hood, mask and glasses, which obscure his eyes and face for a good portion of the film.
		Russell asks riddles of the cops to “guarantee” hostage safety, toys with their sympathy for the victims by threatening to kill one hostage per hour and proceeds to make the crime scene a suspenseful hell for Frazier and the rest of the NYPD officers on site.
		Russell, determined to finish his mission, creates the necessary evils to distract his would-be captors from the realization that he never had any intention of actually robbing the bank of its cash and bonds.
	madeinatlantis.com /movies_central/2006/insideman.htm (4755 words)

	Open Movie Database \| Movie \| Inside Man (2006)
		Russell then allows him to enter the bank to see for himself that all the hostages are safe.
		At the beginning of the movie, Russell narrates from the space behind the fake wall in the supply room, which at first appeared to be a prison cell.
		Russell displays a sense of morality by mentioning that he should talk to the kid's father about his tastes in games and goals.
	www.omdb.si /index.php/ofilm/?i=424006 (1859 words)

	Flipside Movie Emporium: Inside Man Movie Review
		The bulk of Inside Man is an extended battle of wits between Russell -- holed up in his target with several cohorts and forty-odd hostages -- and Detective Keith Frazier (Denzel Washington) heading the contingent of cops and SWAT team snipers outside.
		When the police arrive, Russell seems intent on stalling for time, cunningly setting them after their own tails while his associates...
		Lee and screenwriter Russell Gerwitz coat it with a pointed sense of humor, stressing the foibles of the various figures on-screen and allowing Owen to apply an impressively deadpan wit.
	flipsidemovies.com /insideman.html (752 words)

	Plymouth is an Airplane
		Owen's pilots license had been revoked two years earlier the government claimed and a treaty with Canada prevented the U.S. from allowing a non-licensed pilot to fly over that country.
		Owen countered by claiming to have a letter from the Canadian government granting permission for his flight contending "this is a non-commercial flight and the air commerce act recognizes identified planes and unlicensed pilots when flown for non-commercial reasons".
		Owen had plenty of oil on board and had rigged a copper pipe through the windshield so he could add oil to the engine from the cockpit, but the continually fluttering gauge made him nervous.
	www.plymouthbulletin.com /plane.htm (2292 words)

	Inside Man movie Review at The Z Review UK movie review
		Dalton Russell (Owen) is committing the perfect crime, an immaculately planned heist in a major Wall Street bank that involves locking the doors with some 50 hostages inside.
		On the flipside of the case, master bank robber Dalton Russell (Clive Owen) has a master plan to pull off the perfect crime and that’s all the audience really knows about Russell is that he has a plan and he is a very smooth operator.
		Owen’s robber is so full of perfect execution, arrogance and vigor that at times you are never sure if this man is human.
	www.thezreview.co.uk /reviews/i/insideman.htm (1105 words)

	Tim Spanburg: Inside Man...
		This sets in motion a plan that Dalton Russell (Owen) calls "the perfect bank robbery." However, this is not a bank robbery because the robbers are not after the cash, the bank vault, or any valuables.
		Madeline White (Foster) does not care what Russell has on Case, Case has paid her to protect his interests, and because of that, she does not care what he is guilty of, she got paid.
		Russell is not robbing Case to bring good to others (which would still not justify his actions); he is robbing Case to get rich, even though there are times throughout the movie where Russell speaks out against riches and being concerned about money.
	www.hollywoodjesus.com /comments/spanburg/2006/03/inside-man.html (606 words)

	Glendower: Property Owned by Margaret Wickliffe Preston (1819-1898), of Kentucky
		At the age of seventeen Mary Owen "Polly" Todd married a handsome foreigner, James Russell, in 1799, and they lived in a log house near a pond off the Boonesborough Road, a half-mile east of her mother's cabin at the "Mansfield" tract.
		She said that after Russell and his wife built the double hewn log house, they improved the pond and its environs for rowing and the view.
		John Russell [her son] was sent to college at Eton or Princeton, and his mother and grand-mother, living together, improved the grounds slowly; but as much as would abundantly supply their own wants, as to vegetables and fruits.
	www.bluegrass.kctcs.edu /LCC/HIS/scraps/glendower.html (1487 words)

	Inside Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rather, Russell's motive for the hostage taking is to reveal that Arthur Case (Christopher Plummer), the founder of the bank where the hostage drama occurs, betrayed fellow Jews in unspecified ways to Nazis during World War II (60 years ago in the movie).
		Russell allows him to enter the bank, and Frazier is taken on a tour of the building and checks all the hostages.
		At the beginning of the movie, Russell narrates from the space behind the fake wall, which at first appeared to be a prison cell.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Inside_Man (2578 words)

	Chico News and Review March 30, 2006
		And the multiply-twisted plot yields up juicy offbeat roles for Jodie Foster, Christopher Plummer and Clive Owen, each of whom plays one of the several variously conflicted antagonists in the tale.
		The central premise involves a combination bank-heist and hostage crisis, with Washington playing the freewheeling NYPD hostage negotiator who is called in to take charge.
		Owen makes an intriguingly ambiguous villain, and Foster's steely performance adds much to the film's conning-the-con-man psychology.
	www.newsreview.com /chico/Content?oid=oid:48800 (312 words)

	The Independent Tigerweekly (Campus 101) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Russell has thought of everything and seems to be one step ahead of the police throughout the entire robbery.
		Owen, who is poised to become a huge movie star, really shines as this smart and very complex bank robber.
		Owen gives Dalton a very likable side, which is best shown during a scene that he shares with an eight-year-old hostage where the two of them share pizza and talk about video games.
	www.tigerweekly.com /story.php?iidart=2404 (688 words)

	Alabama Counties: Russell County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Russell County was created by an act of the Alabama General Assembly on 18 Dec. 1832, from former Creek Indian territory.
		It is located in the south-central eastern part of the state and is bounded on the east by the Chattahoochee River and the State of Georgia.
		The county is named for Col. Gilbert C. Russell of Mobile, a U.S. military officer who fought in the Creek Wars.
	www.archives.state.al.us /counties/russell.html (117 words)

	Denzel Washington, Clive Owen light up the latest Spike Lee joint (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, Willem Dafoe, and Christopher Plummer headline the marquee.
		Owen’s Russell cannot be fazed, and this aspect of his personality shines through the screen.
		Russell Gewirtz’s script demonstrates that humor should play a prominent role in any substantive film.
	maroon.uchicago.edu /voices/articles/2006/03/31/denzel_washington_cl.php (655 words)

	Our Russell Family from NC to TN and Hamilton County, IL - Under Construction - Genealogy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		JAMES2 RUSSELL (WILLIAM O.1) was born May 18, 1811 in presumed to be in Tennessee, and died March 26, 1891 in Hamilton Co, IL.
		NANCY3 RUSSELL (JAMES2, WILLIAM O.1) was born June 27, 1832 in TN, and died August 04, 1863 in Hamilton County, IL.
		Burial: Hamilton County, IL THOMAS3 RUSSELL (JAMES2, WILLIAM O.1) was born July 25, 1833 in Stewart County, TN, and died May 08, 1927 in Hamilton Co., Twigg Township, IL.
	maxpages.com /clayton/Notes_on_Russell_Genealogy - !http://maxpages.com/clayton/Notes_on_Russell_Genealogy (1879 words)

	Newfoundland art artist Owen Russell
		Owen Russell was born, grew up and attended school in Bonavista, Newfoundland.
		Owen currently resides in Stephenville, Newfoundland where he makes his home with wife Pauline Duffy and their two children, Aaron and Stephanie.
		Owen Russell promotes the natural beauty that is Newfoundland and Labrador in his photography.
	www.tidespoint.com /images/owen_russell.shtml (368 words)

	Offscreen :: David Owen Russell’s I ♥ Huckabees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Russell studied with novelist Mary Gordon at Amherst, and he has said that he admires writers Robert Stone and Thomas Pynchon and the film director Luis Buñuel.
		Russell gives us a loving couple, one other than expected, Lily Tomlin and Dustin Hoffman as existential detectives and teachers; they are married, middle-age, and share work and significant spiritual ideas.
		, like Russell’s other films, is furiously active, bordering on unhinged, and its farcical tone proves ideally suited to philosophical striving: The movie acknowledges that to undertake such a quest is often to risk ridicule, even as it reconnects existentialism to a rich tradition of absurdity.
	www.offscreen.com /biblio/phile/essays/huckabees (2107 words)

	March 2006 \| blackfilm.com \| reviews \| film \| Inside Man
		We start off with Owen’s Dalton Russell and his masked gang of three walking in a bank by New York’s Wall Street and holding everyone hostage, taking their cell phones and having them strip off their clothes to wear the same the clothes as the bank robbers.
		While Russell has yet to make his demands, the owner of the bank (Plummer) contacts a mysterious power broker, Madeliene White, to help him protect some valuable and confidential assets that he fears may harm his career if the contents were known.
		Owen is very defining as the bank robber.
	www.blackfilm.com /20060317/reviews/insideman.shtml (756 words)

	CapeWeek: Arts & Entertainment for Cape Cod & the Islands \| Movies
		By having Frazier say these words, director Lee and first-time screenwriter Russell Gewirtz acknowledge that Frazier is smart, that he knows Russell is smart, and that the filmmakers think we're smart.
		Similarly, Owen makes us believe that Russell, also a cool customer (''My friends and I are making a very large withdrawal from the bank'' he announces as the holdup begins), is sophisticated enough to execute the perfect crime.
		To contrast with the Owen and Foster characters, Washington plays Frazier as more emotional and less self-assured than they are, yet he effectively projects the determination, mental toughness and powers of perception that make Frazier a worthy adversary for either of them.
	www.capeweek.com /insideman30.htm (464 words)

	RGJ.com: Clive Owen steals Lee's 'Inside Man' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Clive Owen has been anchoring movies for several years, but he hasn't reached the level on which producers will hang a film on his name alone.
		Digging too deeply into their characters would reveal plot points that are better left unstated, but both actors are a treat.
		Ultimately, however, it's Washington and Owen who make the picture move, and Lee gives them plenty of time to strut their stuff.
	news.rgj.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060324/ENT01/603240313/1056/ENT (592 words)

	RGJ.com: Clive Owen steals Lee's 'Inside Man' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		As the lifeblood in Spike Lee's latest picture, "Inside Man," Owen is moviedom's latest incarnation of the gentleman bandit.
		As bank robber Dalton Russell, Owen is witty, calculating and infinitely calm.
		Although most robbers are in a hurry to escape the scene, Russell seems happy to bide his time.
	news.rgj.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060324/ENT01/603240313/... (592 words)

	TheCinemaSource.com - Spotlight on Clive Owen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Twists and ulterior motives riddle the film in which career criminal Dalton Russell (Owen) claims to have orchestrated the perfect bank robbery.
		Once Russell takes control of the bank the police are called in to resolve the situation.
		When you sit down with a man like Clive Owen it may surprise some to discover what a down to earth guy he is. He’s got that stimulating English accent, great enthusiasm for his art, and the deepest respect for his director and fellow actors.
	www.thecinemasource.com /v3/spotlight.php?id=263 (476 words)

	AllHipHop.com : Reviews
		Orchestrating a heist of complex simplicity, Russell leads three others in taking over Manhattan Trust bank in the middle of the day, dressed - and dressing their fifty hostages - in similar hooded, scarflike-masked disguises.
		What unfolds is a three-way cat and mouse game between Russell, Frazier, and White (sounds like an all-time starting lineup for the Knicks) where the rules keep changing but the (mental) games keep playing.
		Clive Owen, also preternaturally cool, is in complete command, just like his elegant, calm thief of a character.
	www.allhiphop.com /reviews/?ID=810 (908 words)

	Modern Dance for Beginners, a CurtainUp Los Angeles review
		In Scene One, Frances, a bridesmaid at her cousin Owen's wedding, accuses Owen, the nearly mute conventional groom, of avoiding her and escaping their working class background by marrying into the gentry.
		Owen is the love of her life but in Scene Four we see that marriage hasn't solved his problems.
		Robyn Cohen displays her versatility particularly in the mute gentleness of Eleri after the anger and pain of Frances, the desperation of Julia and the frustrated game-playing of Lorraine.
	www.curtainup.com /moderndanceforbeginners.html (596 words)

	4 Letters from Liberia to Kentucky; Milly Crawford on her journey from Lexington, Kentucky, March 10, 1833
		Robert Wickliffe of Lexington, Kentucky, was the second husband of Mary Owen Todd Russell, the rich heiress of the frontiersman, Col. John Todd.
		According to Lexington gossip (started by Robert S. Todd and publically exposed in a pamphlet by his cousin, Robert J. Breckinridge), Milly was the octoroon lover of Mary Owen Todd Russell's son, John Russell, who was visiting his grandmother in the summer while on vacation from Princeton.
		The boy was named Alfred, and sold to Mrs Polly along with his mother when he was "10 or 12 years of age" according to the 1825 deed.
	www.uky.edu /~dolph/HIS316/sources/liberia.html (927 words)

	The Popcorn Chronicles
		Dalton Russell (Clive Owen) looks straight into the camera and announces that he intends to commit the perfect bank robbery.
		Gewirtz’s script manages to split the focus between Clive Owen and his crew inside the bank and Denzel Washington and the cops outside as they martial their forces to try to determine what they are dealing with.
		Although Clive Owen makes an engaging bank robber, it’s hard to connect with a guy who spends most of the film costumed like a masked auto mechanic gone wrong.
	popcornchronicles.com /pop5inside.htm (865 words)

	Inside Man: Movie Review
		As Dalton Russell (Owen) explains his involvement and motivation for the robbery, he does an effective job of sucking the audience into the story.
		Dalton Russell is the type of criminal commonly seen in movies who’s so smart that he has all of his tracks covered, is three steps ahead of the cops, and whose schemes all work to perfection.
		Frazier begins to believe that Russell isn’t a violent man with any intentions of killing hostages, but is rather robbing the bank for a specific purpose.
	mustseeflix.com /index.jsp?movie_title=insideman.htm (846 words)

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