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Home is where the heart is. "You like me! You really, really like me!" Yes Sally, apparently they do.

This week the Fairfield Community Theatre will remember Paul Newman, with each showing this weekend dedicated to him.

Writer-director Robert Benton began his career in the literary world. The Texas native settled in NYC and found work in various editorial capacities at ESQUIRE magazine.

An avuncular, often underused character player in films, Philip Bosco made his feature debut in "Requiem For a Heavyweight" but acted in only one other picture prior to 1983 when his thinning white hair, ready.... An avuncular, often underused character player in films, Philip Bosco made his feature debut in "Requiem For a Heavyweight" but acted in ...

It's been 20 years since Bruce Willis became a movie star of yippee-ki-yay huge proportions.

A hulking, imposing blond stage actor, Jay Patterson has also turned in a number of good supporting performances on film and TV.

A hulking, imposing blond stage actor, Jay Patterson has also turned in a number of good supporting performances on film and TV.

Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Richard Russo seems like a regular guy from Upstate New York.

Widely recognized as one of the strongest stage and film actors of his generation, Philip Seymour Hoffman delivered knockout supporting roles in films like "Boogie Nights" , "Magnolia" and "Almost Famous".... Widely recognized as one of the strongest stage and film actors of his generation, Philip Seymour Hoffman delivered knockout supporting roles ...

Paul Newman was not just an extraordinary actor and legendary movie star. He was also a champion race car driver , a devoted husband of 50 years and, his proudest achievement, founder of a line of food products whose sales generated almost half a billion dollars to his Hole in the Wall camps for kids with cancer.

This capable, portly Southern character player quickly amassed impressive feature credits with several major directors.

PAUL NEWMAN: A Life , by Shawn Levy. Harmony; 490 pages; $29.99. There was an intriguing duality about Paul Newman.

Who wouldn't have had a charmed life with the endowment of such preternatural baby blues? And the metabolism of a 15-year-old boy, the superb physical coordination, the well-adjusted childhood and the series of fortunate breaks? Even the beneficiary himself had a name for it: 'Newman's Luck.' From the moment he was born, into a prosperous Cleveland ...

Da Camera Singers, under the direction of Sheila Heffernon, will present "Monteverdi: A Retrospective," a program of sacred and secular music by Italian composer Claudio Monteverdi on Saturday, May 30, 8 p.m. at St.

I approached Paul Newman: A Life with trepidation. Prior to now, my enduring impression of the actor had been from a front-row view of a 2002 performance of "Our Town" at the Westport Country Playhouse.

Late in his career, the actor Paul Newman prepared a boilerplate statement to go out to anyone wishing to write about him, invite him to an event, or honor him in any way: On January 26, 1995, which was my 70th birthday, Joanne [Woodward, his wife] and I resolved not to accept any more honors.

There is a distinct pleasure in discovering a rich, serious, yet thoroughly readable biography of a major American movie icon.

Most of the television networks won't announce their fall lineups for two more weeks, but this week, NBC introduced its new shows and announced the renewals of some existing shows.

'I didn't have greasepaint in my blood," Paul Newman remembered. "I was just running away from the family retail business." Thus the genesis of one of the greatest acting careers since the advent of the talkies.

While primarily noted as a director of stage and screen, Gene Saks actually began his career as an actor.