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People always wonder why I love to watch movies; it's because I get so many quotes that make sense to my actual life.

In this 2007 film from director Randall Miller , acclaimed actor Alan Rickman gives a bravura performance as a Nobel Prize-winning chemist who also happens to be a completely insufferable ass.

The lot including a long green military coat with brass buttons, leather belt and gun holsters fetched 3,120 Outfits from the 1996 biopic of Irish republican legend Michael Collins have gone under the hammer in London.

"Rats live on no evil star." Alan Rickman is an actor I likea lot, and that's only because of his role in Die Hard .

Posted by Michael H. Kleinschrodt, DVD columnist, The Times-Picayune June 14, 2009 12:00PM A high-powered cast headlined by Alan Rickman might lead viewers to expect great things from director Randall Miller's 'Nobel Son,' now on DVD.

Video Event of the Week: Is it Warner Home Video's 40th anniversary director's cut of Woodstock , featuring eight gazillion hippies and an hour's worth of previously unseen performances ? Could Paramount's new Blu-ray version of Glenn Close boiling Michael Douglas ' bunny in Fatal Attraction possibly make the cut? Or against all the odds, might ...

Buy this DVD at Amazon.com Rating: R Starring: Alan Rickman as Eli Michaelson Bryan Greenberg as Barkley Michaelson Shawn Hatosy as Thaddeus James Mary Steenburgen as Sarah Michaelson Bill Pullman as Det.

The Edgy, Adrenaline-Charged Dark Comedy Arrives On DVD June 9th From Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Award Winning Ensemble Cast Lead By Alan Rickman, Bryan Greenberg And Eliza Dushku Pitch perfect... goes for the jugular.

Some speakers boom, others whisper and still others grate. Here are some of our favorite celebrity voices: Truman Capote, 1924-1984. The author of "In Cold Blood" and "Breakfast at Tiffany's" spoke in a high, whiny, girlish drawl.

Actress caught attention in Truly, Madly, Deeply and went on to Death and the Maiden, Place of Execution and Duet for One Jeff Dawson Is there anyone who can do turmoil better than Juliet Stevenson? Never has loss, in all its salty, mucus-encrusted, heart-wrenching, wailing glory, been rendered so vividly as in her big film breakthrough, 1991's ...

Galaxy Quest DVD Review Posted by Jeremy Thomas on 05.23.2009 Does the Star Trek parody still generate the laughs ten years later? Directed by: Dean Parisot Written by: David Howard & Robert Gordon Starring: Tim Allen - Jason Nesmith / Commander/Captain Peter Quincy Taggart Alan Rickman - Sir Alexander Dane / Dr.

In 1991, one of the best Robin Hood films was released, "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves." Now, before you jump all over me for saying that, just take a look at the terrific story present in this film.

The details: With a renewed and reinvigorated Star Trek blasting off movie screens everywhere, what better time to revisit the gentle but hilarious Trek parody, 1999's Galaxy Quest ? Apparently, Dreamworks thought the same, taking the opportunity to release this deluxe edition.

Ringside seats for a new Tolkien movie, Jane Yolen's latest poetry book for children, a preview of Fox's fall dramedy, 'Glee,' and more.

Eminent actor and director Alan Rickman studied graphic design at Chelsea School of Art, graduating in 1964.

There's more than simple parody going on here. Galaxy Quest works on enough different levels that you don't need to like Star Trek or know much about it to have a good time.

Galaxy Quest: Deluxe Edition Starring Tim Allen , Sigourney Weaver , Alan Rickman .

The news has been full of the big-screen Star Trek , and the DVD shelves have been keeping pace.

When the movie opens, we find them, sniping at each other and filled with self-pity, reduced to doing conventions and shopping mall openings, but then a bunch of real aliens -- who've mistaken them for genuine intergalactic heroes-- beam them onto their real starship, where they have to face a real giant insect villain with a Death Star who's out ...

Perfume: The Story of a Murderer 03/25/2009 Genre: Drama/Thriller Directed by: Tom Tykwer Starring: Ben Whishaw, Dustin Hoffman, Alan Rickman, Rachel Hurd-Wood Tom Tykwer's Perfume: The Story of a Murderer is one of those films that leaves you both unsurprised it didn't get much of a release and surprised it didn't play in Asheville.