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Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: January 9  Playbill.com

Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: January 1  Playbill.com

5 holiday disasters that are covered by home insurance  Tulsa World

These are the 25 worst Christmas movies of all time  Madison.com

Food For Thought Productions and National Action Network Present WHEN TRUTH IS NOT ENOUGH by by Susan Charlotte  Broadway World

How 1 Man Directs Japan's New Phantom of the Opera Via Zoom From New York  Playbill.com

Haunting, The (1999): Paramount Presents (Blu-ray Review)  The Digital Bits

Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: October 20  Playbill.com

WATCH: Andrew Lloyd Webber and Michael Crawford Virtually Reunite for The Phantom of the Opera's 34th Anniversary  Playbill.com

The Haunting (Paramount Presents) Blu-ray Review | High Def Digest  High-Def Digest

Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: October 6  Playbill.com

Who Died Today, October 6  Legacy.com

Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: August 23  Playbill.com

Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: August 13  Playbill.com

Olivia De Havilland, Two-Time Oscar Winner and Broadway Stage Star, Dead at 104  Broadway.com

Playwright David Adjmi on Crafting His New Memoir, Lot Six  TheaterMania.com

Phyllis Somerville Dies: ‘The Big C’, Broadway’s ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Actress Was 76  Deadline

CAFE 541: Misery and megalomania: How David Adjmi became a playwright  The Register-Guard

Misery and Megalomania: How David Adjmi Became a Playwright  The New York Times

Looking Back at the Past Decade of Tony Awards: Part 1  Playbill.com

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BCDreyer: @TomasJMurray Did you know that Marian Seldes played Carlotta in the lavish @LCTheater revival of Dinner at Eight a couple of decades ago?

dashiellsilva: Marian Seldes is absolutely the best part of this film. https://t.co/vuiMiMuNIK

I'm trying to recall a movie I saw many years ago, but I can't remember. Here are some details about the movie that I can remember: There was a giant pendulum, it eventually killed somebody. A string on an instrument snapped somebody across the face. They saw "visions" of people that hung themselves. A hand reached out of a door. There were children's faces that came alive (they were important somehow). An invisible force was styling a womans hair. They found a door that said "Judge not lest ye be judged". Not much to go on, but if anyone know's the name of this movie, I'd be very grateful. Thank you both! That was what I was looking for. It won't let me close the question (or maybe I'm missing something), but thanks for the help.(:

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A girl finds out that her mom is really her grandmother and that her older sister is her real mother..

Okay so I saw this movie a really long time ago. I don't remember the title or actors or director, and I don't even remember everything that happens in it, but it's KILLING me. Basically, what I remember, is that there was a little blonde haired girl raised by her mother and sister. Eventually the girl finds out that her sister had her when she was really young, so her sister is really her mother and her mother is her grandmother. At some point, the "mother" dies in a car crash, and I remember the girl finding out when she was in school and crying. That's all I can remember. Also, there is another (separate) movie that I'm trying to remember, but I have very very few details. Basically I think it was a horror or thriller type movie. I really dont remember what happens in this movie but I distinctly remember the end of the movie, in which the couple finds a walking stick or cane or something with a bird (or parrot) head in the back of their car. I think the walking stick thing terrorized them throughout the movie. I know this makes no sense but I'm hoping someone can help...? THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

The movie is about a girl who's best (male) friend is mentally retarded. Then after her mother dies, and she finds out that her deceased mother was actually her grandmother, and her older sister is actually her biological mother. Then the older sister tries to fill the motherly role and doesn't want the girl to be friends with the mentally retarded boy anymore. Can anyone tell me what that movie is called? You guys keep saying the same movie but I literally can't find ANYTHING on it. :(