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Blue Bloods is known for intense storylines that coincide with heartwarming family moments. The formulas Blue Bloods has created have made it one of CBS's most successful police procedurals. As part of the series intense storylines, Blue Bloods has featured plenty of heartbreaking episodes that left fans in tears while watching their favorite police procedural.

Fans have to watch the Reagan family go through losing friends, loved ones, and colleagues who are killed in the line of duty. They also go through the hardships surrounding everyday people, no matter their careers. Blue Bloods focuses on family, and it's that familiar connection to the characters that makes many viewers feel as if they are going through the same feelings of loss as those on screen.

Updated on August 28, 2024, by Christopher Raley: SInce 2010, Blue Bloods has captured a solid fan base who look...

April 28 will herald the arrival of State of Decay‘s Year One Survival Edition on PC and Xbox One, and Microsoft has revealed that the remastered version will boast its own set of achievements not found in the original Xbox 360 release.

Running at native 1080p, the rerelease will also boast an handful of new features and fixes, including new monthly timed challenges that can be completed with friends or on your lonesome. Microsoft noted that completing these tests will unlock new content in the zombie title, which is likely to be cosmetic items such as outfits and character costumes.

Circling back to those aforementioned achievements though, and Year One Survival Edition will launch boasting no less than 1500 Gamerscore to get your eager hands on. These rewards encompass the main game itself, along with the two pieces of Dlc, State of Decay: Breakdown and State of Decay: Lifeline.

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This could be interesting, so pay good attention folks! Ben Kingsley, Julian Sands, Jena Malone and Michele Martin are all set to star in the upcoming Charles Huddleston‘s project titled A Doll’s House. If this sounds familiar – then it should be, because we’re talking about an adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play of the [...]

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They say art is timeless. That may not always be true, but we can probably say this much: all art eventually becomes timely again. Case in point, Henrik Ibsen's play A Doll's House, which is being adapted and set amongst the modern economic crisis by writer/director Charles Huddleston. He's already lining up a hell of a cast, as well: Variety reports that Ben Kingsley, Julian Sands, and Jena Malone are on board for the film. Ibsen's play, originally premiered in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1879, centers around a family struggling with financial troubles and secrets that threaten to split them apart. Huddleston adapted the play along with Michele Martin (who previously co-wrote Dadgum, Texas with Huddleston). Martin is also acting in A Doll's House, playing the lead female role of Nora Helmer. Kingsley and Malone will be taking on the roles of Dr. Rank and Christine Linde, friend of Nora's.

Ben Kingsley, Jenna Malone, Michele Martin, and Julian Sands take shelter in A Doll’s House, Steve Carell finds Conviction, and Amanda Seyfried & Peter Sarsgaard are tapped for Lovelace. All this and more in this edition of the Casting Couch.

Ben Kingsley, Jenna Malone, Michele Martin and Julian Sands have all been cast in Charles Huddleston’s contemporary look on Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll House. Both Huddleston and Martin wrote the screenplay for the film about marriage falling apart during the holiday season. According to Variety the filming is expected to begin in Cincinnati in January of 2012.

Steve Carell is a gearing up for another rare appearance in an action comedy. Deadline has the actor attached to an action comedy called Conviction. The project started out as a pure action thriller, but screenwriter Jonathan Herman is modifying the script to be a comedy. In the original version the lead...

[1] Steve Carell's been doing quite well for himself in his post-Office career. He's already got several films lined up for the next couple of years, including Bennett Miller's Foxcatcher and the magician comedy Burt Wonderstone. Now the latest addition to his slate is Conviction, a heist film which he'll produce and star in. Jonathan Herman's Black List script centers around a convicted bank robber who's forced by the FBI to entrap his former protege. Which sounds good, except that while Herman's original screenplay had a tone similar to Heat, it's now being reworked as an action comedy in the vein of 48 Hours or Ocean's Eleven. That seems like a pretty major shift, though without having read the script I can't say for certain whether it's a terrible idea. The project has yet to confirm a writer to draft a new version of the script. [Deadline [2]] After the jump,...

Ben Kingsley, Julian Sands, Jena Malone and Michele Martin have scored the lead roles in the film adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's 19th century classic play "A Doll's House" says Variety.

The story centers on a young woman's marriage to an overbearing husband, with the action shifted to be set during today's recession. Martin will play Nora Helmer, the naive young wife of a banking executive.

Malone will play a friend of Nora's who has to decide between her loyalty to Nora and her own future. Kingsley is attached for the role of Dr. Rank, a friend to the Helmers. Sands will play a professional in the seedy world of lending desperate people money.

Charles Huddleston will direct from a screenplay he adapted with Martin. Shooting kicks off in January in Cincinnati.

We’re hearing from Variety that James Franco and Harmony Korine will make their second pairing in Spring Breakers, something I would call a drama — but you never know with this guy. The film follows “four college-aged girls who rob a fast food restaurant to afford spring break in Florida, only to get arrested upon their arrival.”

Franco has been locked to play “Alien, a rapping drug and arms dealer who bails them out and entices them to kill his arch-rival, a murderer who is appropriately named Arch,” and Emma Roberts is in talks for the part of “one of the girls, Candy, a Southern brunette who feeds off danger.” Vanessa Hudgens and Selena Gomez are also in talks (why are you looking at me like I’m joking?). Should they join, the latter will appear as “a religious girl who isn’t a thrill-seeker like the rest of the group.

Ben Kingsley, Julian Sands, Jena Malone, and Michele Mart&#237n have signed on to star in A Doll's House for Cinema Alterna and director Charles Huddleston.

The project is an adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's 1978 play, set in modern times. The story centers on Nora Helmer (Michele Mart&#237n), a young wife trying to escape from her overbearing husband, in the midst of today's economic recession. Ben Kingsley will play Dr. Rank, a family friend of the Helmers, while Jena Malone is set to portray Christine Linde, one of Nora's close friends. Julian Sands will portray Nathan Gynt, a shady loan shark.

Charles Huddleston will direct from a script he co-wrote with Michele Mart&#237n, adapted from Henrik Ibsen's play. Here's what Charles Huddleston had to say about updating the play for the 21st Century.

"Ibsen's tale of a family unraveling in the face of the debt crisis...

The cast has been set for the feature film adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play A Doll’s House. Ben Kingsley, Jena Malone, Julian Sands (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo), and Michele Martin (Assisting Venus) are set as the leads in the adaptation. Charles Huddleston (Assisting Venus) is directing the pic which will be a modern day version of Ibsen’s play. The film centers on “a young woman’s escape from an overbearing husband set during today’s recession.” Variety reports that Martin will play Nora Helmer, the young wife of a banking executive. Malone will take on the role of Nora’s friend Christine, who must choose between her loyalty to her friend or her own future, with Kingsley playing the Helmers' friend Dr. Rank and Sands set as Nathan, “a professional in the seedy world of lending desperate people money.” Ibsen’s Norwegian play was...

A modern-day take on Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House is on the way. Variety reports that the cast includes Ben Kingsley, Jenna Malone, Michele Martin and Julian Sands. The project will be directed by Charles Huddleston and written by Huddleston and Martin (the pair previously collaborated on the indie projects Dadgum, Texas and Assisting Venus , the latter of which also starred Sands). Ibsen originally wrote A Doll's House in 1879, telling the story of a failing marriage against a Christmas backdrop. The updated version, to film in Cincinnati in January of 2012, will make use of the present-day American economy. Martin will play Nora Helmer with Malone as Mrs. Linde and Kingsley as Dr. Rank. Sands' role is that of "Nathan Gynt" (possibly a variation of the...

Sneak Peek the new poster supporting the upcoming feature "Battle: Los Angeles", aka "World Invasion: Battle Los Angeles", directed by Jonathan Liebesman, starring Aaron Eckhart as 'Marine Staff Sergeant Michael Nantz' and Michelle Rodriguez as 'Technical Sergeant Elena Santos'.

The film is set in modern day Los Angeles and follows a platoon of Marines and Airmen during a global alien invasion.

"...For years, there have been documented cases of UFO sightings around the world - Buenos Aires, Seoul, France, Germany, China. But in 2012, what were once just sightings will become a terrifying reality when Earth is attacked by unknown forces.

"As people everywhere watch the world's great cities fall, Los Angeles becomes the last stand for mankind in a battle no one expected. It's up to a Marine Staff Sergeant (Eckhart) and his new platoon to draw a line in the sand as they take on an enemy unlike any they've ever encountered before.

Must be great to be a new feature director and end up with a cast like this: first-timer Aaron Harvey is directing Catch .44, and he's got Bruce Willis, Forest Whitaker and Malin Akerman on board to star. The film is about three women, led by Akerman, who get tied into a weird scenario involving "a psychopathic hitman, played by Whitaker, a grizzled trucker and a delusional line cook. Willis will play the head crime boss, the mastermind behind everything that happens." The name is a little cutesy, and the plot sounds like it could go either way...but Willis and Whitaker? Yeah, that's good enough to start with. [Variety] After the break, Jeff Fahey gets a new role, and a horror thriller with delusions of Hitchcock casts up. Fresh from the end of Lost, Jeff Fahey has been cast in Dadgum, Texas. Charles Huddleston will direct Fahey opposite Michele Martin,...

You know what date is on these Casting Tidbits? 1958. It's been traveling twenty-two years to get here. And now it's here. And it's either heads or tails. And you have to say. Call it. First up, Variety reports that Malin Akerman, Forest Whitaker and Bruce Willis will star in indie drama Catch .44, the directorial debut of Aaron Harvey, who is directing from his own script. The story focuses on three women, with Akerman leading the way, who are thrust into an extraordinary situation involving a psychopathic hitman (Whitaker), a grizzled trucker and a delusional line cook. Willis will play the crime boss mastermind behind the chaos. Second, Coming Soon reports that "Lost" star Jeff Fahey has signed on to star in indie comedy Dadgum, Texas, a small town story which focuses on a young woman (Michele Martin) "fixin' to get herself hitched" on the day before her ...

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Actor Jeff Fahey has just been cast to star in the small-town comedy “Dadgum, Texas” by Charles Huddleston. Principal photography is underway in a small town outside Austin and the film is set to be released next year.

“Dadgum” stars Michele Martin as Jennie Lee “Baby” Magee, a young woman “fixin’ to get herself hitched,” and Martin Morales as her flamboyant wedding designer, Sanchez Horowitz. Jennie Lee’s happiest day before the happiest day of her life is progressively and hilariously destroyed when she finds out the perfect life she thought she had was a lie and the wedding dress store is held up by two bumbling bandits. Fahey plays Jennie Lee’s proud father and the mayor of the small town of Dadgum. Jennie Lee’s mother,...

Jeff Fahey to star in Dadgum, Texas Actor Jeff Fahey of Lost and the upcoming controversial Robert Rodriguez film Machete has been cast in the small-town comedy Dadgum, Texas from independent production company Terran Enterprises and director Charles Huddleston.

Dadgum, Texas stars Michele Martin as Jennie Lee "Baby" Magee, a young woman "fixin' to get herself hitched," and Martin Morales as her flamboyant wedding designer, Sanchez Horowitz. Jennie Lee's happiest day before the happiest day of her life is progressively and hilariously destroyed when she finds out the perfect life she thought she had was a lie and the wedding dress store is held up by two bumbling bandits. Fahey plays Jennie Lee's proud father and the mayor of the small town of Dadgum. Jennie Lee's mother, oblivious to the insanity around her and obsessed with planning a perfect wedding, is played by Dana Wheeler-Nicholson, who starred...

"Lost" star Jeff Fahey, who can next be seen on the big screen in Robert Rodriguez's Machete , has been cast in the small-town comedy Dadgum, Texas from independent production company Terran Enterprises and director Charles Huddleston. The film stars Michele Martin as Jennie Lee "Baby" Magee, a young woman "fixin' to get herself hitched," and Martin Morales as her flamboyant wedding designer, Sanchez Horowitz. Jennie Lee's happiest day before the happiest day of her life is progressively and hilariously destroyed when she finds out the perfect life she thought she had was a lie and the wedding dress store is held up by two bumbling bandits. Fahey plays Jennie Lee's proud father and the mayor of the small town of Dadgum. Jennie Lee's mother,...