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Tag Archives: Jimmy Smits
Check Out a Whole Bunch of New Preview for ‘The Event’, ‘Outlaw’, ‘Undercovers’ and More!
It is starting to seem like most every day is TV preview day here at The Flickcast. Well, that can happen when the new Fall TV season is just around the corner and there are so many new shows clamoring … Continue reading
Posted in NBC, News, TV, Video
Tagged Blair Underwood, Boris Kodjoe, Corey Stoll, Fall Previews, Jason Ritter, Jimmy Smits, Laure Innes, NBC, Outlaw, Outsourced, Skeet Ulrich, The Event, TV, Undercovers, Video, Zeljko Ivanek
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Check Out a Whole Bunch More Previews for NBC’s Fall Lineup
Friday has ended up being a day where we have a lot of previews for new and currently airing TV shows. This Friday is no exception as we’ve got a whole slew of new previews for upcoming Fall shows from … Continue reading
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Tagged Blair Underwood, Chase, Donald Trump, Fall Previews, Jason Ritter, Jimmy Smits, NBC, Outlaw, Outsourced, The Apprentice, The Event, TV
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Indie Review: ‘Mother and Child’
Rodrigo Garcia’s new film is entitled Mother and Child, but it might more accurately have been called Mother and Daughter, as variations of that freighted relationship play out in the interconnected lives of three women in Los Angeles, depicted with … Continue reading
Posted in Indie, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Annette Bening, Indie, Indie Films, Jimmy Smits, Kerry Washington, Mother and Child, Moves, Naomi Watts, Reviews, Rodrigo Garcia
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