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Striving to overcome their painful, turbulent past in an effort to protect their future physical and mental health can be a harrowing journey to embark on
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The Erie SeaWolves will host Wonders Night and welcome stars from the hit film "That Thing You Do!" in celebration of its 25th anniversary. Tom Everett Scott (Guy “Shades” Patterson), Johnathon Schaech (James “Jimmy” Mattingly II), Steve Zahn (Leonard “Lenny” Haise) and Ethan Embry (T.B. Player) will be at UPMC Park on Sept. 4 for the event, the SeaWolves announced Wednesday. The team will host the Harrisburg Senators that day, with game time at 4:05 p.m. and gates opening at 3 p.m. Fans will be able to meet and greet the actors in a pre-game VIP session starting at 2 p.m. It w...
“[ Matt] really wanted to put the audience into the head of being a chimpanzee because that’s what these movies are about, they are a great metaphor for being able to see ourselves,” Andy told ABC7. “I think this is really powerful, this movie, and it’s a very emotional film. It’s also got great humor in it. It’s an epic, it’s a mythic story. I think it’s a brilliant blockbuster with heart and a lot of intelligence.” Woody said about Andy, “I think, you know, he might be the greatest actor I’ve ever worked with. He’s extraordinary, he’s [got] the most expressiv...
REVIEW: While there are some poignant and thought-provoking scenes, the true delights are in the hilarious, acerbic dialogue and the small details.
OPENING Censor (NR) Niamh Algar stars in this British horror film as a movie censor who starts to lose track of reality while investigating her sister’s disappearance. Also with Michael Smiley, Nicholas Burns, Vincent Franklin, Sophia La Porta, Adrian Schiller, and Clare Holman. (Opens Friday in Dallas) The