Tribute: Director Tony Scott

Posted on August 20, 2012 at 9:33 am

We had some very sad news this morning.  Director Tony Scott has died at age 68, an apparent suicide.  Like his older brother, Ridley Scott, Tony will be remembered for a powerfully imaginative visual style.  He is best known for testosterone-fueled films like “Top Gun,” “Crimson Tide,” “Days of Thunder,” “True Romance,” and “Enemy of the State,” but he worked with his brother and other directors on a wide range of productions that included cult classic “Donny Darko” and the hit television series “The Good Wife.”  May his memory be a blessing.

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‘The Good Wife’s’ Promising Newcomer: Mamie Gummer

‘The Good Wife’s’ Promising Newcomer: Mamie Gummer

Posted on October 25, 2010 at 2:16 pm

Mamie-Gummer.jpg“The Good Wife” has engrossing drama, fascinating characters, glossy production values, and superb performers. Recently making her second appearance on the show as attorney Nancy Crozier is an exceptional young actress named Mamie Gummer. Nancy Crozier likes to appear charmingly naive but she is calculating and ruthless. Gummer makes her complicated and believable, a type we have all met yet a distinctive and very particular character.
Gummer learned a lot from her mother, Meryl Streep, but has really come into her own as a performer and not coincidentally, resembles her mother less with each new role. I am delighted to hear that she will be a regular on “Off the Map,” a new medical series from “Grey’s Anatomy’s” Shondra Rimes, scheduled to begin in the mid-season.

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