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Daily Times Lou Diamond Phillips didn’t think he was the right fit to play Frankie Valli. That’s not a misprint. It was, however, an error his agent’s office made when first alerting the young actor about auditions being held in Dallas for La Bamba — which, of course, was about the tragically curtailed life and career of Ritchie Valens — not future Jersey Boys subject Frankie Valli. Born on a naval base in the Philippines and raised in Texas, Phillips was living in Arlington, working on local commercials and tiny underground film projects as well as teaching acting, when the call ca...

Young Guns 3: Lou Diamond Phillips confirms he has gotten the call April 13, 2021 by: Young Guns was in the works, especially after he tagged other stars from the films like Kiefer Sutherland, Christian Slater, and Lou Diamond Phillips in the tweet. Fusco's tweet is now beginning to gain some traction because Lou Diamond Phillips, who played Chavez y Chavez in the first two films, has confirmed that he has received a phone call from Estevez about the project. Phillips was doing an interview with "Forbes" regarding his breakout role in the 1987 film La Bamba. The film is returning to the big ...

Silence of the Lambs, West Side Story and Other Classics Are Returning to the Big Screen Silence of the Lambs, West Side Story and Other Classics Are Returning to the Big Screen A dozen cinematic masterworks will return to movie theaters nationwide with 2021's TCM Big Screen Classics Series. Film aficionados can enjoy a yearlong journey spanning nine decades of cinema history, through a dozen of some of the movie industry's greatest titles, as Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies present the seventh annual TCM Big Screen Classics series. Featuring acclaimed films released from 1941 to 1996...

Nine Black History Month events to participate in this February While many local celebrations might not be happening in person this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, various organizations in Cincinnati are honoring Black history. and last updated 2021-02-08 11:49:32-05 CINCINNATI — February is Black History Month. And while many local celebrations might not be happening in person this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, various organizations in Cincinnati are honoring Black history. Here are nine events to participate in throughout the month: Let’s Talk: You Have the Right to Remain...

Reply Jan. 24, 2021 With many movie studios still delaying the release of new films, it gives audiences a chance to rediscover some of the classics! The Ridgefield Playhouse and Cohen and Wolf, P.C. Movie Series are partnering with Fathom Events and TCM Big Screen Classic to bring iconic films back to the big screen, giving our community an opportunity to get out and enjoy movies in a safe and socially distanced environment. Reserve tickets now for limited capacity screenings of the first James Bond film Dr. No on Sunday, January 31 and the 35th Anniversary of the 80s classic Pretty In Pink o...