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WHITE NOISE EVP, as it is mercifully known, posits that the dead communicate with the living through sound and image, especially the static, snow and white noise of modern electronic hardware (TVs, radios, computers, recorders). Except for a vigorous turn from star Michael Keaton, White Noise, the feature debut of British TV director Geoffrey Sax, is a by-the-numbers thriller that catapults a successful architect into a hellish adventure after his best-selling novelist wife dies and dispatches messages from the other side. White Noise further messes with the concept by having its dispatches strictly local, not long-distance. www.filmjournal.com /filmjournal/reviews/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000748568   (604 words)

Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Betty Boop Boop cartoons of this era could be whimsical, like Crazy Town (1932); melodramatic, like She Wronged Him Right (1934), or surreal, like Snow White (1933), whose wicked queen uttered a "Mirror, mirror" rhyme four years before Disney's, in his version of the story. But more — she is also La Boop, an enduring little piece of a never-to-be-recaptured era of American film history. The cartoons of her golden age turned up on 1950s TV, as fillers on cable, on bargain bin videos. www.toonopedia.com /boop.htm   (492 words)

Kristin Kreuk - All About All After shooting the first season of Edgemont (a teen soap opera set at a Vancouver-area high school) and getting herself an agent, Kreuk landed the lead role of Snow White in a TV movie entitled Snow White: The Fairest of Them All. The two-part miniseries, filmed in Vancouver, was directed by Rob Lieberman and co-produced by Lawrence Bender of Pulp Fiction fame. The film, shot in Vancouver, also starred Miranda Richardson and was directed by Caroline Thompson. www.allaboutall.info /article/Kristin+Kreuk   (811 words)

Fargo (1996) The film opens with a memorable white-out, blinding blizzard in the 'dead' of winter, causing the screen to be drenched in the white of the vast, snow-covered landscape without recognizable landmarks. An anomaly of categorization, the contemporary masterpiece is a film noir (with stark white vistas and backdrops), a satirical comedy, a suspenseful crime drama, and a violent mystery thriller. His balding, 60-ish father-in-law Wade Gustafson (Harve Presnell) is in the living room watching professional hockey on TV [the first of many characters in the film who find escapist entertainment on the tube], while waiting for dinner (a common occurrence). www.filmsite.org /fargo.html   (1822 words)

Undead Grumpy and Sneezy were two of the seven dwarfs in the Walt Disney animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). 1917) is an actor and stand-up comedian of the borscht belt variety who has appeared in various films and TV shows, as well as performing his standup act in the Catskills and in Las Vegas. Dangerous Liaisons is a 1988 film, based on the Christopher Hampton play by the same name, about the lives and loves of the corrupt French aristocracy in the final years before the French Revolution of 1789. www.annotatedmst.com /episodes/undead/index.htm   (6722 words)

MovieGoods.com - movie posters, photos and other movie memorabilia Great new memorabilia from top films and TV shows: hats, coffee mugs, keychains, shirts, mousepads and more. In his pre-Dirty Dancing days, Patrick Swayze danced in Disney on Parade as Prince Charming in Snow White. MovieGoods is home of the web's largest selection of movie memorabilia, including posters, photographs, lobby cards, film cells, hats, mugs and much more. moviegoods.com /affiliate2/adClick.asp?affiliateID=1065&...&sku=241713   (366 words)

April Brucker and Friends Recently, April starred as the Queen in Snow White at South Park Children's Theatre, the biggest children's theatre in the area. April and Sweetie Pie recently starred in their first short film entitled "Muriel's Chocolate" in which the pair worked with Swiss director Krisztian Majdik. April and May recently starred in Michelle Okafo's character study for NYU film. www.aprilbrucker.com /news.html   (366 words)

DVD Talk > Reviews > Battle of the Bulge > Printer Friendly The first is The Filming of "The Battle of the Bulge", a 9 1/2-minute featurette in black and white and shot full frame. Former President Eisenhower reportedly denounced the film's many historical inaccuracies (even the casual viewer must have given pause to the sudden appearance of desert terrain in snow-covered Belgium), but the bigger problem is the script's characters. Battle of the Bulge is at times stunning to look at, an attribute mostly lost in 40 years of panned-and-scanned TV airings. www.dvdtalk.com /reviews/print.php?ID=15637   (1209 words)

Encyclopedia of Walt Disney Animated Characters "[referring to The Black Cauldron] There is also the fact that several times in the opening few minutes, for the first time from Disney since the 'shimmering' Prince at the end of Snow White, there is some downright sloppy animation." - page 312. The Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters is a huge oversized book that is split into three sections that track the history Disney animated films, shorts, characters, and TV projects in great detail. Following The Black Cauldron comment, the author states, "Obviously such things are a matter of opinion…" Yes, it is, which is why I believe it shouldn't be in an important reference guide. digitalmediafx.com /reviews/animatedcharacters.html   (1023 words)

MovieGoods.com - movie posters, photos and other movie memorabilia Great new memorabilia from top films and TV shows: hats, coffee mugs, keychains, shirts, mousepads and more. A special auction event featuring rare original Still Photos from the 1940s through the 90s, including items from Snow White, Some Like It Hot, The Sound of Music, Stagecoach, The Double Man, Strange World and much more: almost 1,000 different items to choose from! MovieGoods is home of the web's largest selection of movie memorabilia, including posters, photographs, lobby cards, film cells, hats, mugs and much more. moviegoods.com /affiliate2/adClick.asp?affiliateID=415&...&sku=182431   (382 words)

Bollywood News :: » TV Series :: Movie Review, Music Review, Film Preview 20 of the most celebrated Disney animated and live action movies including Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Return of Jafar, Pocahontas, Snow White, etc will have their India TV premiere on Disney Channel this summer. For those of you with access to the television channel BBC2, you’ll be most happy to know that the TV series of Hitchhikers begins a rerun tonight starting at 23:20 for some six thirty-five minute episodes Writers are already working on the next series, its 17th - a TV sitcom record. movies.dcealumni.com /archives/category/tv-series   (382 words)

Backbeat Books - Browse by Authors Jeff Rona is a film and television composer who has written music for Homicide: Life on the Street, Chicago Hope, Profiler, The Critic, White Squall, Chill Factor, and many other projects. Geoff Nicholls is a musician and author of the award-winning BBC radio series "Byte The Music." He was the drumming expert on BBC TV's "Rockschool" series, and has contributed to publications ranging from Melody Maker to The Independent. Goldsby currently is solo bassist with the world-renowned WDR Big Band, based at the radio and TV station in Cologne, Germany. www.backbeatbooks.com /?browse=authors   (7474 words)

Movie Review: The Jungle Book 2 / Mountain Xpress / Asheville, NC The original 1967 Jungle Book wasn't one of the studio's more shining moments to begin with, but next to first-time director Steven Trenbirth's sequel, the original is the equal of Snow White, Dumbo and Pinocchio all rolled together. It's not very surprising to find that Trenbirth was previously director of animation on a slew of Disney products for the home-video market, since the level of animation here is closer to that of Saturday-morning TV than it is to classic Disney. Jungle Book 2, on the other hand, proves that if you lock one screenwriter (Karl Geurs of Star Trek: The Next Generation fame) in a room with five people supplying what is called "additional material," you end up with so much monkey dung. www.mountainx.com /movies/j/junglebook2.php   (721 words)

Answers to “Gates of Trivia” TV & Movies questions in Puzzle Challenge 2 When Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" first came out in the 1930s, what was the best-selling dwarf doll? Her participation in the film was without her consent and unpaid. That changed in 1966, when the televising of a blockbuster film scored huge ratings, setting off a network bidding war the film studios couldn't resist. www.smartgames.com /Solutions/GatesofTrivia/tvmovies.htm   (2075 words)

Home Theater Forum - HTF REVIEW: Alice in Wonderland (Highly Recommended!!!) Disney's final version of Alice in Wonderland followed in the traditions of his feature films like Fantasia and Bambi and The Three Caballeros in that Walt Disney intended for the visuals and the music to be the chief source of entertainment, as opposed to a tightly-constructed narrative like Snow White or Cinderella. Though not an outright disaster, the film was never re-released theatrically in Walt Disney's lifetime, airing instead every so often on network television (in fact, Disney's Alice in Wonderland aired as the 2nd episode of Walt Disney's "Disneyland" TV series on ABC in 1954). Alice in Wonderland would boast the greatest number of songs included in any Disney film, but because some of them last for mere seconds (like "How Do You Do and Shake Hands", "A, E, I, O, U", "We'll Smoke the Monster Out", "Twas Brillig", "The Caucus Race", and others), this fact is frequently overlooked. www.hometheaterforum.com /htforum/printpost.php?postid=1975255   (4380 words)

Home Theater Forum - HTF REVIEW: Alice in Wonderland (Highly Recommended!!!) Disney's final version of Alice in Wonderland followed in the traditions of his feature films like Fantasia and Bambi and The Three Caballeros in that Walt Disney intended for the visuals and the music to be the chief source of entertainment, as opposed to a tightly-constructed narrative like Snow White or Cinderella. Though not an outright disaster, the film was never re-released theatrically in Walt Disney's lifetime, airing instead every so often on network television (in fact, Disney's Alice in Wonderland aired as the 2nd episode of Walt Disney's "Disneyland" TV series on ABC in 1954). Alice in Wonderland would boast the greatest number of songs included in any Disney film, but because some of them last for mere seconds (like "How Do You Do and Shake Hands", "A, E, I, O, U", "We'll Smoke the Monster Out", "Twas Brillig", "The Caucus Race", and others), this fact is frequently overlooked. www.hometheaterforum.com /htforum/showthread.php?s=&postid=1975255   (5572 words)

GREATEST MOVIES OF ALL TIME Not even Bambi and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs can be listed. I've also listed some high-quality Miniseries and Made for TV Movies as they definitely deserve to be included. My top films have made an emotional impact on me in some way or other, more so than the average film. www.dougmacaulay.com /kingspud/ks_greatest_movies-w.html   (5572 words)

Fargo (1996) The film opens with a memorable white-out, blinding blizzard in the 'dead' of winter, causing the screen to be drenched in the white of the vast, snow-covered landscape without recognizable landmarks. Although the film is named Fargo, the location of the initial scene in North Dakota, most of the film's action is set in Minnesota (the towns of Brainerd and Minneapolis) and on the road to and from Fargo, during approximately a week of time in late January and early February. Fargo (1996) is a self-proclaimed "homespun murder story" set in the white-washed, winter wilderness of the frozen and bleak Upper Midwest. www.filmsite.org /fargo.html   (5572 words)

Betty Boop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Betty Boop series continues to be a favorite of many critics, and the 1933 film Snow White (not to be confused with Disney's 1937 film Snow White) was selected for preservation by the U.S. Library of Congress in the National Film Registry in 1994. Betty Boop's popularity persists as well, and references to the character appear in such wide-ranging places as the comic strip Doonesbury, where the character B.D.'s busty girlfriend/wife is named "Boopsie", and the animated reality TV Spoof Drawn Together, where Betty is the inspiration for Toot Braunstein. Betty Boop is an animated cartoon character appearing in the Talkartoon and Betty Boop series of films produced by Max Fleischer and released by Paramount Pictures. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Betty_Boop   (1267 words)

BBC - Comedy Guide - The Goodies In 1981 The Goodies switched from the BBC to ITV and presented a Christmas special, Snow White 2 (which crossed the Snow White story with Star Wars), and the following month they launched a show on the commercial channel. By the second series of Broaden Your Mind, the Goodies trio of Brooke-Taylor, Garden and Oddie were assembled and determined to continue working together, focusing on the filmed visual comedy they so enjoyed writing and performing. Working with Goodies producer and film director Jim Franklin, Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie wrote a humorously fantastic look at the world in the year 2001, titled The Twenty-First Century Show. www.bbc.co.uk /comedy/guide/articles/g/goodiesthe_7772865.shtml   (1133 words)

Britney Spears Kevin Federline tv : ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY Gosh, it's just like Snow White, only instead of the prince waking Snow White up with a kiss, he gives her beard burn. Oh, and that her love for Kevin is the classic fairy tale: Man meets woman in VIP area of club, woman summons unemployed, undershirt-wearing man to her European tour, woman bangs man three times in one day and gets a TV show to tell the world. She says she's tired of the tabloids explaining her, so instead, here's the ''real'' story she gives us: that she's a pampered celebrity surrounded by sycophants whom she can't bear to film for longer than 30 seconds without whipping the camera around back to herself, the true star. www.ew.com /ew/article/commentary/0,6115,1062735_3_0_,00.html   (2073 words)

eBay.co.uk - snow queen, TV Film Character Toys, Disneyana, Fancy Dress items at low prices SNOW WHITE 'EVIL QUEEN' WRISTBAND - Disney USA new   Silver Evil Queen Disney Snow White Necklace BNIB   Disney Villian Queen Lytop from Snow white 5"   search.ebay.co.uk /snow-queen   (2073 words)

Walt Disney - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch The finished film premiered at the Carthay Circle Theater on December 21, 1937; at the conclusion of the film the audience gave Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs a standing ovation. After 1955, the Disneyland TV show became known as Walt Disney Presents, went from black-and-white to color in 1961--changing its name to Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color--and eventually evolved into what is today known as The Wonderful World of Disney, which continues to air on ABC as of 2005. Inexpensive package films, containing collections of cartoon shorts, were created and issued to theaters during this period as well. encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /walt_disney.htm   (4101 words)

Toon Zone - Your Source for Toon News! Old Hollywood was a highly profitable business, but it was also a place that could tell stories that were surprising, evocative, unexpected, intelligent and challenging: Gone With the Wind, Casablanca, Frankenstein, Singing in the Rain, Citizen Kane, Harvey, Snow White, Duck Soup, Mr. Studios sell their movies via DVDs and through pay-TV, pay-per-view-TV, broadcast-TV, and cable-TV services; besides toys and games, they license their products for packaged food, clothing, personal accessories and even such ephemera as ring tones and screensavers. Moreover, the individual elements in a film (the characters or settings) can be exploited by licensing them for toys and games, books, musical records, and theme parks. news.toonzone.net /article.php?ID=2758   (5837 words)

John Canemaker - In addition, Canemaker writes regularly on animation for the New York Times and is on-camera and audio commentator for DVD versions of The Fantasia Anthology, Dumbo, Beauty and the Beast, Peter Pan, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cut-up: The Films of Grant Munro, and Winsor McCay: The Master Edition. In 1967, after a two-year stint in the Army, Canemaker, with funds from acting assignments in TV commercials (he appeared in over 35 advertisements for major products), obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from Marymount Manhattan College in 1974 and Master of Fine Arts in Film from New York University in 1976. Canemaker's filmography includes independently-made animated shorts that are part of the permanent collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art. www.grohol.com /psypsych/John_Canemaker   (599 words)

DigiGuide : Brian Glover Snow White: A Tale Of Terror (Film, 1997) When is 'Brian Glover' on TV Programmes in the DigiGuide Library that star Brian Glover Download DigiGuide, the best TV guide, and never miss a programme with Brian Glover in it again www.tvlibrary.co.uk /lib/person/7710   (100 words)

Harry Potter Prisoner of Azkaban Cast members As well as numerous productions of Snow White, he has also appeared in Peter Pan and Aladdin. Spall has been a familiar face to TV and film audiences across the globe for over 20 years since he first shot to fame as the hapless Barry in BBC TV's Auf Wiedersehen Pet. As well as he many roles on the big and small screens, Davis has trodden the boards of theatres throughout the United Kingdom. www.harrypotterville.com /PrisonerCast.htm   (6046 words)

US Cinema Chronology 1989: Sony Corporation acquires Columbia Pictures for $3.4bn in preparation for convergence of film/TV technologies around HDTV; Time Inc. acquires Warner Communications for $14bn (becomes Time-Warner); Gulf and western becomes Paramount Communications; other corporations �downsizing� to concentrate on media; the studios� total gross tops $5 billion; Jack Nicholson is top box-office draw; 1937: (408); Screen Actors Guild recognised by studios; Disney produces first animated feature ( Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs); Fox takes 20-year franchise for 'The Roxy' theatre, NY; world attendances are 215 million per week; 1964: (144); The Pawnbroker becomes the first film to feature nudity (female) and be passed uncut since the introduction of the Production Code; Universal Studio opens as theme park; 361 foreign films released in US; homepages.unl.ac.uk /~westwelg/fm323/resources/chrono.html   (6046 words)

Barnes & Noble.com - Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol -- Abe Levitow - DVD Magoo, wherein Magoo essayed such literary roles as Friar Tuck, Gunga Din, and all seven of Snow White's dwarves. Magoo TV cartoons, the folks at UPA studios decided to star Magoo in a 60-minute musical version of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Magoo in film and television; Biographies of the voice talents, featuring Jim Backus; Career retrospective of composer Jule Styne and lyricist Bob Merrill; The Classic Magoo short film "Mr. video.barnesandnoble.com /search/product.asp?ean=74645433394   (576 words)

What A Character! Stockwell hails from an acting family--his father was the singing voice of the “Prince” in Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In his twenties, the handsome Stockwell was playing key roles in films such as Compulsion, but by the 1970s, his career had waned and he was working as a real estate broker. TV viewers will recognize Dean Stockwell as the hologram “Rear Admiral Albert ‘Al’ Calavicci” on the sci-fi TV series Quantum Leap. www.what-a-character.com /cgi-bin/display.cgi?id=982797152   (228 words)

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