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Articles tagged "tony shalhoub"![]() TV DVD ReviewMonk: Season Sixby Andrew Winistorfer[4.Aug.08] :. If season seven doesn’t prove more interesting, I’m ready to wash my hands (repeatedly) of Monk. NewsJust like his character, ‘Monk’ star Tony Shalhoub is a perfectionistby Luaine Lee [McClatchy-Tribune News Service (MCT)][14.Jul.08] :. Before he became a working actor Tony Shalhoub was - what else? - a waiter, many times over. “I was always on the verge of being fired because the manager kept saying, ‘You have to go... News‘Monk’ sesson finale suffers not from OCD, but a split personalityby Diane Werts [Newsday (MCT)][15.Feb.08] :. It’s kind of hard to take a killer seriously when you hear that police dogs have determined “it’s as if he stopped and touched every tree” during his supposedly desperate... ![]() Film DVD ReviewSacco and Vanzettiby Ryan Scott[14.Sep.07] :. Director Peter Miller should be commended for his determination to craft this well known story without bombast and sensation, but rather with intelligence and compassion. NewsFriday the 13th brings a new mess of troubles for Monkby Cristina Kinon [New York Daily News (MCT)][12.Jul.07] :. You’d think an obsessive-compulsive with phobias would be hesitant to even step out of the house on Friday the 13th, but Tony Shalhoub, who plays such a character on USA’s hit show... ![]() TV ReviewMonkby Michael Abernethy[26.Jan.06] :. Now entering its fourth season, Monk finds itself in a precarious position. Against the Ropes (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[12.Jul.04] :. 'It seemed like a microcosm of life,' says Jackie Kallen of boxing. Against the Ropes (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[12.Feb.04] :. Reasonably angry, distrustful, and full of himself, Luther (Omar Epps) brings all kinds of energy to the movie. Monkby Valerie Franch[22.Jul.02] :. If the energy and originality of the storylines catch up with Monk and Sharon's dynamic, the series can only improve. Life or Something Like It (2002)by Cynthia Fuchs[25.Apr.02] :. Most regrettably, Lanie's not a crazy chick at all. Galaxy Quest (1999)by Mike WardRobert Zemeckis's Contact (1997) is without a doubt the finest movie in recent memory to deal with the question of what might be happening to all those rays of media dreck - TV shows, radio programs, and the like - we've been beaming higgledy-piggledy through the cosmos for the last century. Galaxy Quest is almost as certainly the second-finest such recent film, but come to think of it, I can't really recall a third, offhand, so I suppose this might constitute a less-than-ringing endorsement. Galaxy Quest (1999)by Jonathan BellerIn the guise of a spoof of Star Trek, Dean Parisot's cheesy and pleasurable Galaxy Quest delves deeply into the social relation known as fandom. What, the film seems to ask, is a fan?" |
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