Patricia Clarkson, News, Pictures, Buzz

Weekend Watchlist | Let’s Get Journalistic  University of Pittsburgh The Pitt News

The Ending Of The Green Mile Explained  Looper

‘Schitt’s Creek’s’ Dan Levy and Annie Murphy seeking to end 2 decade-long droughts at the Golden Globes  Gold Derby

8 movies leaving Netflix you have to watch before February ends  Insider

Hemingway starts new chapter in Euro, NZ  C21Media

Breaking News - EPIX(R) to Debut "Fall River" from Emmy(R) Winning Studio Blumhouse and Executive Producer/Director James Buddy Day  The Futon Critic

Ken Burns' Hemingway Docuseries Sells Across the Globe - TVREAL  World Screen

Joe and Anthony Russo preview Cherry with Cleveland pictures | wkyc.com  WKYC.com

Parks & Rec: Ron Changed To Avoid Tammy 1's Abuse - Theory Explained  Screen Rant

Readers and Writers: Love him or loathe him, there’s something in PBS’ ‘Hemingway’ for all readers  TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press

10 reasons we're convinced Stanley Tucci can play anything  CNN

5 best Netflix movies to watch if you’re single on Valentine’s Day 2021  Netflix Life

Stanley Tucci on ‘Supernova,’ Italy and the Movie He Regrets  Variety

8 romantic food movies to crave with your Valentine  The Providence Journal

This Leonardo DiCaprio Thriller Just Hit Netflix’s Top 10 (& It’ll Keep You Guessing ’Til the End)  PureWow

A tribute to Black women trailblazers, and 7 other things to watch this week  Minneapolis Star Tribune

Netflix Announces Will Smith-Led Documentary Series ‘Amend: The Fight for America’ (TV News Roundup)  Variety

SundanceTV's 'State of the Union' Renewed for Second Season  Hollywood Reporter

Funny Jokes About "Easy A"  BuzzFeed

Sexless comedy, cool parents and a cocky Emma Stone: How Easy A redefined the Noughties teen film  The Independent

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I've gotten a crush on Patricia Clarkson. She may be my mom's age, but she's very charming and a great actress?

She's 3 years younger than my mom, and I'm 19 years old, but I'm really attracted to her for some reason?

I really need to know the name of a short film. I forget what the title is, but I remember it was a certain year, but in the future. The film was about a man and his wife sitting in their living room while the woman sewed. He kept having these flashbacks of his son being arrested. The TV was on and they were watching the nightly premiere of a ballet show. Everyone in the world had these things called handicaps so that everyone was the same. Beautiful people wore masks, people with good hearing wore thins to prevent them from hearing well, people who were strong or fast wore weights to keep them down and the likes. While watching TV the wife talks to the man and then goes into the kitchen to wash the dishes. The man is still sitting in his armchair when an important news broadcast comes through, a man had just broken out of jail and he was wearing no handicaps, he was extremely dangerous and they were telling people to be on the lookout. Then they returned to the ballet show. Then the guy they were talking about entered the room and started telling people how the handicaps weren't right and how he had planted a bomb under the theatre and stuff. Then he used examples to show how people should be able to be unique. One of his examples was on of the ballerinas who took off all of her handicaps. Another was a violinist who was exceptionally good. Meanwhile the police found and disarmed the bomb. Then up top the man who had escaped told the violinist to play and the ballerina started to dance and the doors burst open and a bunch of swat people came in and then the show was put on standby. But the man who was on the stage had another button and he pressed it, and it made you think he had anotherr bomb but instead it put the channel on live again so everyone in the world saw a lady come in and shoot the man on the stage. In the end the woman washing dishes comes back into the living room and the man goes into his room. I know that's not much to work with, but if anyones seen it before, or could find it for me, I'd be eternally grateful.

Sally Field vs. Meryl Streep Cameron Diaz vs. Elizabeth Banks Melissa Leo vs. Laura Linney Annette Bening vs. Diane Keaton Helena Bonham Carter vs. Catherine Keener Jessica Lange vs. Kathy Bates (Misery) Helen Mirren vs. Susan Sarandon Judi Dench vs. Glen Close Julianne Moore vs. Frances McDormand Jodie Foster vs. Holly Hunter Emily Mortimer vs. Tilda Swinton Patricia Clarkson vs. Toni Collette Noomi Rapace vs. Amy Ryan Sandra Bullock vs. Robin Wright (Penn) Penelope Cruz vs. Salma Hayek Reese Witherspoon vs. Claire Danes Julia Roberts vs. Halle Berry Natalie Portman vs. Anne Hathaway Nicole Kidman vs. Angelina Jolie Naomi Watts vs. Marisa Tomei Keira Knightley vs. Hillary Swank Rachel McAdams vs. Scarlett Johansson January Jones vs. Olivia Wilde Catherine Zeta Jones vs. Charlize Theron Diane Kruger vs. Kate Beckinsale Kristin Stewart vs. Emma Stone Ellen Page vs. Jennifer Lawerence Sharon Stone vs. Kim Basinger Zooey Deschanel vs. Mila Kunis Jessica Biel vs. Jessica Alba Megan Fox vs. Kristen Bell - Wow. Many excellent actresses out there. Choose Wisely! Not Really. Just Have Fun!!

I like Patricia Clarkson, but what the heck was up with her this time? It's like she acted through a drug induced coma, no energy, no umph whatsoever. Her performance was like a straight line on a heart monitor and it was very frustrating to watch. I was intrigued by Cairo, and the culture surrounding her, but the essence of the story was bland and dry like the Sahara desert.