Showing posts with label Kathleen Turner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kathleen Turner. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Kathleen Turner Checks Out "The King's Speech"
Look it's Kathleen Turner attending a screening of The King's Speech. (The woman to her right is Jean Doumanian who produced many of Woody Allen's 90s pictures)Photo SrcKathleen has one of the most famous speaking voices in the entirety of cinematic history. How could she possibly relate to the king's predicament?I kid. Perhaps she loved it. How much would you love to see Ms. Turner's Oscar
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
A Midwestern 80s Moment: Kathleen, Meryl, Terri, Lesley
I'm sure it was because I lived in Michigan in the 1980s and that's when John Hughes movies were always in theaters but it seemed (to young me) that the Midwest was Hollywood-Hot back then. So this one goes out to all the Midwestern readers and to four fine actresses who are often associated with the 1980s though one of them has clearly transcended our puny mortal concepts of time.So we'll start
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Kathleen Turner,
Lesley Ann Warren,
Meryl Streep,
Teri Garr
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