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  • I’ve tried to slowly clue my seven-year-old daughter in to the fact that movies, for the most part, aren't real life. The people who mill about onscreen or provide the wacky voices in her cartoons are called actors. I’ve resisted showing her my own work both on and offscreen because “I get enough admiration and respect at work! I don't need it here at home!” However, I do occasionally dip my toes into the “cool dad” pool whenever a friend happens to be in the movie she’s currently watching. In this case, I went to high school with two ladies who were essentially day players in a Disney film both my wife and I hold in high regard. So, to Mary Holt Fickes and Aubrey Dollar, thanks for helping me look cool in front of my needlessly critical kid.

    Heavyweights () was shot in and around Asheville, North Carolina in early The cast and crew wiled away their nights at a motel in Hendersonville by splashing around in the pool, hanging out in the arcade, o

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    • Tony Perkis: Attention campers. Lunch has been cancelled due to lack of hustle. Deal with it.
    • Tony Perkis: All you need is Mother Earth, Father Sky, and your dear old Uncle Tony.
    • Tony Perkis: [Upon finding contraband salami] Oh look! A deli meat!
    • Josh: The candy belongs to Seymour Butts.
    • Tony Perkis: Seymour Butts? Seymour Butts? Who's Seymour Butts, hmm? Who's Seymour Butts?
    • Josh: Nobody's seen more butts than you, Uncle Tony!
    • Tony Perkis: Did you ever hear the story of Icarus, who continually rolled the ball up the hill? But when he got too close, the ball melted in the heat of the Sun. You're all like Icarus.
    • [Tony chases Josh down a hill and Josh gets a leg cramp]
    • Tony Perkis: Congratulations, you've just joined the 76% of Americans who forget to stretch before doing any physical activity.
    • Tony Perkis: [first time seen] Can you smell it? There's a life force in he
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    • Ultimate Guide To David O. Russell And His Directing Techniques

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      Of all the living American directors with a constant presence on the awards circuit, few have had as controversial and twisting a career as director David O. Russell.  Over the course of a filmography spanning over two decades, his profile has risen to dizzying heights only to fall precipitously because of his tendency for self-destructive indulgence– and that’s just the first ten years.

      His reputation as a filmmaker of impeccably-crafted prestige pictures has really only solidified within the past six years, and even then– if the lackluster reception of ’s JOY is any indication– there’s signals that it’s already unraveling.

      With works like THE FIGHTER () or AMERICAN HUSTLE (), Russell has emerged as the heir apparent to Martin Scorsese’s rock-infused portraits of America, and despite a hit-or-miss back catalog, each new work is greeted with the buzz of anticipation by cinephile