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Urchin Movie Preview
Though summer isn’t renowned for being the height of good film season, that doesn’t mean we haven’t started to get excited for some forthcoming premiers. We probably won’t be forking over two Chipotle burritos-worth of coinage to see Men in … Continue reading
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Tagged animated adaptation, bill murray, boogie nights, canterville ghost, fdr, hard eight, hugh laurie, hyde park on hudson, Laura Linney, magnolia, margaret suckley, movie previews, oscar wilde, paul thomas anderson, punch-drunk love, stephen fry, the canterville ghost, the master, there will be blood, Urchin movie preview
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High Noon Oscars
Geo Margaret Sarah Happy Oscar watching, everyone! More importantly, don’t forget to tell us your picks for the Urchies, and stayed tuned this week for the winners!
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Tagged academy awards, oscar wilde, Oscars
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That’s What He Said
Oscar Wilde is one of us. —Biographer Richard Ellmann, on that famed outsider who lived on the outskirts of social acceptance, was reviled and later, much later, revered for it.
Posted in Examples in Urchinism, Geo, Literature, That's What They Said, Theatre
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That’s What He Said
Genius is born, not paid. -Oscar Wilde
Posted in Art & Money, Examples in Urchinism, Sarah, That's What They Said
Tagged genius, judd apatow, oscar wilde
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Rhetorical Roman
By Margaret Hedderman When does justice become irrelevant? Is justice simply a synonym for revenge? Would jail time “cure” Roman Polanski? Or has thirty-three years in exile from the United States taught him a lesson? Does not committing (or confessing … Continue reading
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Tagged 1977 rape, art, artistic value, BAFTA, box office, Chinatown, entertainment value, justice, Manson Family, oscar wilde, Oscars, Palm D'Or, Polanski, Roman, Roman Polanski, Roman Polanski exile, Rosemary's Baby, Sharon Tate, Socrates, The Pianist, Voltaire
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The Urchin Gets Misunderstood: A Screenplay in Progress
By Geo Ong Everyone in Los Angeles has a screenplay, just as I’m sure everyone in New York has a novel, everyone in high school has a band, and everyone in Paris has a baguette. I’m no different: the last … Continue reading
