It is worth seeing One Tomato movie
Movie Is being made - in 2008.
Budget: CAD 15,000
Color Info: Color
Countries: Canada
Genres: Short
Languages: English
Locations: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
In movie played:
Beatriz Yuste (actress)
Sonia Hosko (producer)
Stephanie Markowitz (producer)
David Franco (cinematographer)
Birth Notes: France
Birth Date: 14 September 1963
Ron Sures (composer)
Semi Chellas (director)
Sandy Pereira (editor)
It is worth seeing Meteor movie (Meteor).
Movie Premier in 1979.
FACT: There are numerous scientific errors., FAKE: In a shot of the meteor passing in front of the Sun, the Sun appears eclipsed AND the meteor appears to be lit from somewhere to the left of the camera., FACT: The rockets sent to hit the meteor would not burn their engines for the entire trip from launch to impact. Rockets are very fuel-thirsty. The ones in the movie would burn for a few minutes to achieve escape velocity and get on an intercept path. They would coast the rest of the trip to the meteor., FACT: It is impossible to receive am radio reception surrounded by concrete and underground., CONT: Every time we see the meteor heading toward Earth, the distances change between shots., FACT: Comet tails do not automatically trail behind them; they are always pointed away from the Sun., FACT: Mission Control is able to communicate with Challenger 2 in real time, despite the fact that the Challenger 2 is outside the orbit of Mars, over a hundred million miles away. At that distance, transmissions would take several minutes to reach one another., FACT: The asteroid belt is shown as being crowded with asteroids. In fact, asteroids in the belt are so far apart that one can fly right through the area without even seeing an asteroid., FACT: The meteoroid is headed for Earth at about 35,000 miles an hour, and it will hit Earth in a week. At 35,000 miles an hour, an object would take at least six months to travel from the asteroid belt to Earth orbit., FACT: A small piece or rock or metal drifting through space is called a meteoroid. A meteoroid that enters Earth's atmosphere and burns up is called a meteor; the terms "meteor" and "shooting star" are one and the same. Most meteors are tiny, not much larger than a grain of sand. A meteor that does not burn up all the way and hits the Earth is called a meteorite. An object five miles wide would never be referred to as a "meteor", especially by astrophysicists. It would still be called an asteroid., FAKE: When the Challenger II is silhouetted in front of the Sun, the "Sun" is obviously a stage light, partly covered by a shade (the same thing happens again in a shot of the Hercules satellite)., FACT: The Challenger II spacecraft (which is supposedly capable of traveling to Mars) is obviously a model of Skylab, a space station that could not leave Earth's orbit., FACT: The splinter that hits New York City does not appear to be going very fast (no more than sixty miles an hour) when it hits; it glides lazily past the Statue of Liberty in one shot. An object traveling at that speed would do damage, but it wouldn't cause anywhere near the amount of devastation shown.
Dr. Paul Bradley: Why don't you stick a broom up my ass? I can sweep the carpet on the way out., Tatiana Donskaya: One day you will come to Moscow and I will show you a clean subway., Dr. Alexei Dubov: [Demonstrating the only toast he knows in English] Fuck the Dodgers.
Re-rated "PG" on appeal after originally being rated "R" by the MPAA., Some of the background radio chatter in the Hercules control room is taken from recordings of Apollo missions., Some of the avalanche footage (the skier in red) is from the movie _Avalanche (1978)_ (qv), Premiered on the floor of Meteor Crater in Arizona. This is also the site where the astronauts practiced their moonwalk and where the mother ship picked up 'Jeff Bridges (I)' (qv) in the movie, _Starman (1984)_ (qv)., The "spaceship" the astronauts were in was actually a model of NASA's first manned space station "Skylab"., 'Brian Keith (I)' (qv) was an 11th hour casting choice replacing an actor who dropped out, 'Laurence Rosenthal (I)' (qv) replaced 'John Williams (I)' (qv) as the music composer., The shots containing the buildings collapsing in the New York destruction scene were take from footage of the demolition of the Pruitt-Igoe apartments in St. Louis Missouri. These buildings were desingned by Minoru Yamasaki the same designer as the World Trade Center which also got destroyed in the movie.
Admissions: 54,256 (Sweden)
Gross: $8,400,000 (USA) (1979), SEK 1,035,592 (Sweden)
Rentals: $4,200,000 (USA)
Opening Weekend: $2,250,000 (USA) (19 October 1979) (575 screens)
Budget: $16,000,000
In: Correio da Manhã, TV (Portugal). Pg. (30, 21.08.1998. NP)
Adaption: Edmund H. North and Franklin Coen. Meteor: A Novel. (New York, New York), Warner Books, Inc., October 1979, Pg. 236, (BK), ISBN 0446828483
After a collision near a comet, a nearly 8km far-reaching morsel of the asteroid "Orpheus" be heading towards Earth. If it will batter it will front to a amazing misery which will probably douse mankind. To block the meteor NASA requirements to using up the dodgy nuclear weapon satellite "Hercules" but discover shortly that it doesn't personal adequate discharge mass. Their singular fatal effect to release the world is to affiliate forces with the USSR who have also launch such an illegal satellite. But will both government agree?
Certificates: West Germany:12, Italy:T, Argentina:13, Chile:14, Finland:K-16, Norway:16, Sweden:15, UK:PG, USA:PG, Singapore:PG, UK:A
Color Info: Color
Countries: USA
Genres: Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Languages: English, Russian
Runtimes: 107
Sound Mix: 4-Track Stereo
Tech Info: LAB:MGM Laboratories Inc., LAB:Movielab, USA, OFM:35 mm, PCS:Panavision, PFM:35 mm, RAT:2.35 : 1
Release Dates: Sweden:19 October 1979, USA:19 October 1979, Japan:27 October 1979, Norway:27 November 1979, Australia:20 December 1979, Finland:21 December 1979, France:9 January 1980, West Germany:21 February 1980, Philippines:1 July 1980
There's No Place On Earth To Hide!
In movie played:
Arthur Adams (actor)
Death Notes: USA
Birth Notes: USA
Death Date: 3 May 1992
Birth Date: 22 November 1915
Domingo Ambriz (actor)
Birth Notes: Texas, USA
Birth Date: 29 February 1948
James Bacon (actor)
Biographical Movies: _"E! True Hollywood Story" (1996) {James Bacon: Hollywood Confidential}_ (qv)
Birth Notes: Buffalo, New York, USA
James Bacon is a reporter and columnist specializing in the entertainment industry. He began as a writer for the Associated Press, then spent almost 20 years with the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner., Is the only actor to appear in all five films in the 'Planet of the Apes' series. He played an ape in all of them except for _Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971)_ (qv) in which he played a human, General Faulkner. It was also the only one of the films in which he was credited., Received star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame April 6, 2007., He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 1637 Vine Street in Hollywood, California., Decorated U.S. Marine veteran of the Korean War., Parade magazine contributing editor since 1986.
Other Works: Book: "Hollywood Is a Four-Letter Word," 1976., Book: "Made in Hollywood," 1977., Biography: "How Sweet It Is: The Jackie Gleason Story"
Birth Date: 12 May 1914
Charles Bartlett (actor)
Birth Notes: San Antonio, Texas, USA
Birth Date: 18 August 1941
Yani Begakis (actor)
Death Notes: Los Angeles, California, USA
Birth Notes: Constantinople, Turkey
Death Date: 12 August 2008
Birth Date: 1927
Peter Bourne (actor)
Death Notes: Palm Desert, California, USA
Death Date: 24 June 2001
Birth Date: 9 July 1923
Bo Brundin (actor)
Birth Notes: Uppsala, Uppsala län, Sweden
Birth Date: 25 April 1937
Burke Byrnes (actor)
Birth Notes: Oceanside, Long Island, New York, USA
Birth Date: 9 December 1937
Simon Cadell (actor)
Spouse: 'Rebecca Croft (II)' (qv) (1985 - 6 March 1996) (his death)
Trademarks: Lopsided face
Death Notes: England, UK (lung cancer)
Birth Notes: London, England, UK
Other Works: (1985) He acted in Sir Tom Stoppard's play, "Jumpers," at the Aldwych Theatre in London, England with Paul Eddington CBE, Felicity Kendal CBE, Andrew Sachs, and Paul Tompkinson., (1986) He acted in Sir Noel Coward's play, "Blithe Spirit," at the Vaudeville Theatre in London, England with Joanna Lumley OBE, Jane Asher, Marcia Warren, directed by Peter Farago.
Brother of 'Selina Cadell' (qv) and the grandson of the actress 'Jean Cadell' (qv). Son-in-law of the comedy writer and director 'David Croft (I)' (qv)., He was awarded the 'Laurence Olivier' (qv) Theatre Award in 1993 (1992 season) for Best Comedy Performance for "Travels with My Aunt"., He was educated at Bedales School in Petersfield and trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School., Was the voice of Celeborn in the BBC radio adaptation of The Lord of the Rings., Brother-in-law of 'Penny Croft' (qv)., Cousin of 'Guy Siner' (qv).
Death Date: 6 March 1996
Interviews: "Radio Times" (UK), 6 July 1991, pg. 4, by: Richard Johnson, "Simon Goes Solo", "Radio Times" (UK), 18 March 1989, pg. 13, by: Steve Turner, "The trouble with Larry"
Birth Date: 19 July 1950
Paul Camen (actor)
Joseph Campanella (actor)
Spouse: 'Jill Bartholomew' (30 May 1964 - present); 7 children
Height: 6' 1"
Birth Notes: New York City, New York, USA
Other Works: Narrated "The World's Best Kept Secret" in 1985, a documentary short about the rise of Christianity in India. (From Dayspring International)., Voice of several Characters on the Radio Show: "Adventures in Odyssey" 1987-Present. Produced by Focus on the Family., TV commercial for NAPA (1975), Active on Broadway in the following productions:, Hot Spot (1963). Musical., A Gift of Time (1962). Written by 'Garson Kanin' (qv). Based on the book "Death of a Man" by Lael Tucker Wertenbaker. Assistant Director: Russell McCaig. Directed by Garson Kanin. Ethel Barrymore Theatre: 22 Feb 1962- 12 May 1962 (92 performances + 2 previews). Cast: 'Olivia de Havilland' (qv) (as "Lael Tucker Wertenbaker"), 'Henry Fonda' (qv) (as "Charles Christian Wertenbaker"), 'Joseph Campanella' (qv) (as "Daniel Stein"), Lucretia Gould, Leslye Hunter, John MacKay, Gary Morgan,'Marian Seldes' (qv) (as "Susan Loring"), Rufus Smith, Guy Sorel, Leo Bloom, Guy Danfort, Kris Davis, Virginia Downing, Ann Draper, Alex Easton, Daniel Evan, Sol Frieder, Dan Henry, Alan Howard, Philip Huston, Carol Joplin, Perry Kirk, Peter Levin, Nicola Lubitsch, John MacKay, Cliff Miller, Jon Paul, Sindee Ann Richards. Produced by William Hammerstein. Produced in association with David Shaber and William Snyder, Jr., The Captains and the Kings (1962).
Brother of actor 'Frank Campanella (I)' (qv), The voice of Berkshire Control in the classic science fiction movie _Silent Running (1972)_ (qv)., Honorary sheriff of Toluca Lake, California, Graduated from Manhattan College in the Bronx, NY, Received a 1962 Tony nomination as Best Supporting or Featured Actor (Dramatic) for his performance in "A Gift of Time", which was written and directed by 'Garson Kanin' (qv), and which starred 'Henry Fonda' (qv) and 'Olivia de Havilland' (qv)., Shares a birthday with 'Björk' (qv), 'Goldie Hawn' (qv), 'Rachel Rogers (II)' (qv), 'Nicollette Sheridan' (qv), & 'Juliet Mills' (qv), His father, a Sicilian immigrant, was an early member of the American Federation of Musicians. As a result, he remained active in liberal "underdog" political causes all his life., A popular narrator for PBS over the years., Two of Joseph's sons (Rob and Dominic) played in the LA Psychedelic Rock band, The Quarter After., He went on to attend Columbia University, then began his acting career on the New York stage and in TV soap operas., Campanella became one of the youngest-ever skippers in the wartime navy.
Birth Date: 21 November 1927
Fred Carney (actor)
Uncle of 'Brian Carney' (qv)., Brother of 'Art Carney' (qv).
Sean Connery (actor)
Articles: "The Sunday Times" (UK), 17 May 2009, by: Michael Glackin, "Sean Connery poaches jails chief Mike Ewart", "The Sunday Times" (UK), 26 April 2009, "Sir Sean Connery", "The Sunday Times" (UK), 24 August 2008, by: Christopher Hart, "Being a Scot by Sean Connery and Murray Grigor", "The Times" (UK), 21 August 2008, by: Sean Connery, "Sean Connery on being a Scot and Scotland's influence on Hollywood", "The Times" (UK), 15 August 2008, by: Magnus Linklater, "'The book that a school-leaving Sean Connery would have liked'", "The Sunday Times" (UK), 20 July 2008, by: Meg Henderson, "Sean Connery's book leaves his story untold", "Scotland on Sunday" (UK), 6 July 2008, by: Marc Horne, "Why Connery and Canongate failed to bond", "The Bookseller" (USA), 24 June 2008, by: Anonymous, "Connery Draws Edinburgh Crowd", "The Bookseller" (USA), 12 June 2008, by: Anna Richardson, "Connery Headlines Edinburgh Festival", "Totaal TV" (Netherlands), 1 March 2008, Iss. 5, by: Totaal TV, "Time Bandits", "Sydney Morning Herald" (Australia), 13 June 2007, by: PA, "Sean Slams Shrek", "The Sydney Morning Herald" (Australia), 15 March 2006, by: AP, "Connery Not Bonding With Golf Club", "Scotland on Sunday" (UK), 31 July 2005, "Never Say Never, But Connery Ends Career", "The Scotsman" (UK), 9 April 2005, by: Hamish MacDonell, "SNP continues to use Connery call despite warnings", "Edinburgh Evening News" (UK), 8 April 2005, "Fears raised over Connery's licence to call", "The Scotsman" (UK), 1 April 2005, by: Peter MacMahon, "SNP hopes Sir Sean's phone message will shtir up the voters", "Edinburgh Evening News" (UK), 31 March 2005, "Sir Sean dismisses Labour Party as a 'joke'", "The Scotsman" (UK), 21 March 2005, by: Michael Blackley, "Connery ends another deal to ghost-write his memoirs", "Scotland on Sunday" (UK), 20 March 2005, by: Jeremy Watson, "Connery pulls out of autobiography yet again", "Le Soir" (Belgium), 1 March 2005, pg. 30, "Connery, le plus grand!", "The Scotsman" (UK), 23 February 2005, by: Louise Gray, "Sir Sean billed as 'fat old man' and a 'Bond villain' in lawsuit", "The Daily Telegraph" (UK), 23 February 2005, by: Tom Leonard, "Neighbors sue Sean Connery for 16 million pounds", "Edinburgh Evening News" (UK), 12 February 2005, by: Brian Ferguson, "An address to kill for...007 Connery Street", "Télépro" (Belgium), 10 February 2005, Iss. 2658, pg. 11, by: Michel Ginfray, "Question de respect", "Edinburgh Evening News" (UK), 24 January 2005, by: Gareth Edwards, "I'd love to play Rebus but I'm too old"
Bill Couch (actor)
William Darr (actor)
Peter Donat (actor)
Richard Dysart (actor)
John Findlater (actor)
Henry Fonda (actor)
Gregory Gaye (actor)
George Golden (actor)
Trevor Howard (actor)
Brian Keith (actor)
Clyde Kusatsu (actor)
Martin Landau (actor)
Paul Laurence (actor)
Karl Malden (actor)
Stanley Mann (actor)
John McKinney (actor)
Joseph G. Medalis (actor)
John Moio (actor)
Read Morgan (actor)
Stu Nahan (actor)
Ronald Neame (actor)
Raymond O'Keefe (actor)
Henry Olek (actor)
Conrad E. Palmisano (actor)
Meschino Paterlini (actor)
Osman Ragheb (actor)
James G. Richardson (actor)
Clete Roberts (actor)
Roger Robinson (actor)
Tony Rocco (actor)
Ricker Slaven (actor)
John Spencer (actor)
Philip Sterling (actor)
Arthur Tovey (actor)
Paul Tulley (actor)
Jesse Wayne (actor)
Allen Williams (actor)
Yu Wing (actor)
Johnny Yune (actor)
Michael Zaslow (actor)
Selma Archerd (actress)
Christine Anne Baur (actress)
Bibi Besch (actress)
Dorothy Catching (actress)
Sybil Danning (actress)
Katherine De Hetre (actress)
Joan Foley (actress)
Carole Hemingway (actress)
Yau Tsui Ling (actress)
Eileen Saki (actress)
Natalie Wood (actress)
Sandy Howard (producer)
Gabriel Katzka (producer)
Arnold H. Orgolini (producer)
Theodore R. Parvin (producer)
Run Run Shaw (producer)
Stanley Mann (writer)
Edmund H. North (writer)
Paul Lohmann (cinematographer)
Laurence Rosenthal (composer)
Albert Wolsky (costume designer)
Ronald Neame (director)
Carl Kress (editor)
Frank Bonner (miscellaneous crew)
Renee F. Brown (miscellaneous crew)
Melinda Clark-Bell (miscellaneous crew)
Carolyn Effler (miscellaneous crew)
Bill Ewing (miscellaneous crew)
Dona Friedberg (miscellaneous crew)
Penny Gillman (miscellaneous crew)
Connie Greenwood (miscellaneous crew)
David Hakim (miscellaneous crew)
Ken Hardie (miscellaneous crew)
Craig Hundley (miscellaneous crew)
John James (miscellaneous crew)
Ginger Mason (miscellaneous crew)
Ray Quiroz (miscellaneous crew)
George Rubinstein (miscellaneous crew)
John Small (miscellaneous crew)
Doug Ward (miscellaneous crew)
Robert Werden (miscellaneous crew)
Anna Zappia (miscellaneous crew)
Edward C. Carfagno (production designer)
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I've looked Bunno movie (Fury).
Movie Premier in 1970.
A hardline communist cross into South Korea and kill every entity he meet who supports capitalism. However, when he learn that it be the communist forces that kill his parents during the period of war, he change idealogies and fight to make less important the other North Korean agents flesh and blood enclosed by the South.
Color Info: Color
Countries: South Korea
Genres: Action, Drama
Languages: Korean
Runtimes: South Korea:100
Release Dates: South Korea:3 April 1970
In movie have been taken:
Sam Choi (actor)
Dong-hwi Jang (actor)
Deok-seong Jo (actor)
Hui-ra Kim (actor)
Woong Kim (actor)
In-suk Choi (actress)
Gye-sun Ji (actress)
Shin-jae Kim (actress)
Birth Date:1919
Jeong-im Nam (actress)
Am Park (actress)
Ji-ryong Lee (producer)
Chun-nam Kang (writer)
Chang-bok Ahn (cinematographer)
Yun-ju Jeong (composer)
Mun-jin Jo (director)
Dong-chun Hyeon (editor)
By the way This movie in search engines can be found also by requests korea
