If you visit the AMC movie theater on 42nd street in New York, look up when you’re buying popcorn and Swedish fish. Above “The Spy Who Dumped Me” posters and automated ticket kiosks is one of the most glorious (and forgotten) pieces of trans film history. Dominating the lobby’s enormous vaulted ceiling is an original mural depicting three joyful and colorful life-sized ladies. They are the three muses: Lady Song, Lady Dance, and Lady Music. Their togas swirl as they twirl to the sounds of a Pan-like hoofed musician playing a flute nearby. What you may not realize, and what thousands of ticket buyers who pass through the lobby every year do not know, is that each lady is a portrait of William Dalton, whose stage name was Julian Eltinge.
Julian, born 1891, was a vaudeville and silent film actor praised by the Boston Globe as “the greatest of...
Julian, born 1891, was a vaudeville and silent film actor praised by the Boston Globe as “the greatest of...
- 8/7/2018
- by Jeffrey Marsh
- Variety Film + TV
At the end of today’s Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End demo, Nathan Drake comes across a new ally who turns out to be his older brother. At least, that’s what his line, “Good to see you’re still alive, little brother” suggests.
Following the video’s debut at Sony’s Las Vegas-based PlayStation Experience event, voice actor Troy Baker took to Twitter to confirm that it was his voice we heard when that line was spoken.
“Good to see you’re alive, little brother.” Yes, that was me. Damn proud.
— Troy Baker (@TroyBakerVA) December 6, 2014
This certainly doesn’t come as a surprise, though, as Troy Baker has become the new Nolan North. In fact, Troy has recently appeared in a handful of major releases, including Tales from the Borderlands (as Rhys), The Crew (as Alex Taylor) and Far Cry 4 (as Pagan Min), not to mention Middle-Earth:...
Following the video’s debut at Sony’s Las Vegas-based PlayStation Experience event, voice actor Troy Baker took to Twitter to confirm that it was his voice we heard when that line was spoken.
“Good to see you’re alive, little brother.” Yes, that was me. Damn proud.
— Troy Baker (@TroyBakerVA) December 6, 2014
This certainly doesn’t come as a surprise, though, as Troy Baker has become the new Nolan North. In fact, Troy has recently appeared in a handful of major releases, including Tales from the Borderlands (as Rhys), The Crew (as Alex Taylor) and Far Cry 4 (as Pagan Min), not to mention Middle-Earth:...
- 12/6/2014
- by Chad Goodmurphy
- We Got This Covered
Refreshing and inventive are two words that I never thought I’d use in regards to the Call of Duty series. Granted, the franchise was at one time a shining example of how to craft a thrilling and engaging Fps experience, but in recent years, it’s turned into a bit of a cash cow. Year after year, Activision pumps out a new instalment and each time it feels like they’ve simply re-skinned the game, threw in a few new multiplayer maps, slapped a new title on it and called it a day.
Well, such is not the case with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, which is not only the most exciting outing that the series has seen in years, but is also the first time in a long time that a Call of Duty game has felt truly fresh. While it’s hardly redefining, and certainly not wholly unique,...
Well, such is not the case with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, which is not only the most exciting outing that the series has seen in years, but is also the first time in a long time that a Call of Duty game has felt truly fresh. While it’s hardly redefining, and certainly not wholly unique,...
- 11/6/2014
- by Matt Joseph
- We Got This Covered
Peter Berg and Taylor Kitsch are continuing their streak of military-themed projects by teaming up for the “Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare” video game trailer released Thursday, which sees the actor embroiled in a futuristic war. The “Battleship” and “Lone Survivor” actor-director duo take the viewer on an action-filled journey through 2059 war-torn Lagos, the setting of the eleventh “Call of Duty” video game installment. See photos: See Andrew Garfield, Taylor Kitsch, Zachary Quinto, More at GQ Gentlemen's Ball (Photos) The first-person Pov belongs to Jack Mitchell, who is voiced by Troy Baker in the actual game itself, a one-armed soldier who joins the.
- 10/30/2014
- by Linda Ge
- The Wrap
Activision and Sledgehammer Games have released an incredibly awesome live-action trailer for their upcoming video game Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. It was directed by Peter Berg and stars Taylor Kitsch. The two have previously collaborated together on Lone Survivor, Battleship, and Friday Night Lights. It also stars Gone Girl's Emily Ratajkowski.
I've always been a huge fan of the Call of Duty franchise, and this next game looks incredible. After watching this action-packed commercial for it, though, now I just want to see Berg and Kitsch adapt it into a movie. This video is an adrenaline-fueled fun ride that does a spectacular job bringing the game to life. Here are some details on the game:
A new vision for the blockbuster franchise, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare takes players to a future devastated by a global attack. Rising from the chaos is Atlas, a Private Military Corporation led by the cunning Jonathan Irons.
I've always been a huge fan of the Call of Duty franchise, and this next game looks incredible. After watching this action-packed commercial for it, though, now I just want to see Berg and Kitsch adapt it into a movie. This video is an adrenaline-fueled fun ride that does a spectacular job bringing the game to life. Here are some details on the game:
A new vision for the blockbuster franchise, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare takes players to a future devastated by a global attack. Rising from the chaos is Atlas, a Private Military Corporation led by the cunning Jonathan Irons.
- 10/30/2014
- by Joey Paur
- GeekTyrant
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