The Ten Minute Guide
2008 is the year of the superhero. From The Dark Knight to Iron Man and Hancock, paranormal abilities look to be the key to a big box office. Chris Neumer investigates the strangest superhero movie of all time, Batman: The Movie.
Also, get inside one of the worst DVD edition titles ever, why Jamie Foxx is doing his own dentistry, why Lindsay Lohan is making sense again and helpful PR tips. That, plus information on all the new releases that matter in Stumped's Ten Minute Guide.
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Shia LaBeouf
Shia LaBeouf is Hollywood's fastest rising male star. His film, Disturbia was a big hit and he headlines the release of one of the summer's biggest films, The Transformers.
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Jeff Daniels
Jeff Daniels is one of the film world's most versatile actors. He set the lower end of toilet humor in Dumb and Dumber but has also turned heads for The Squid and the Whale and Imaginary Heroes. Chris Neumer traveled to the frozen tundra of Michigan to talk to this Hollywood outsider.
interview • photos
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Tippi Hedren
Actress Tippi Hedren's story is fascinating, unique and complex even by Hollywood's standards. Paradoxically, Hedren is known best for four different things: 1) starring in The Birds, 2) being Melanie Griffith's mom, 3) working to save the big cats with her organization, Shambala, and 4) standing up to director Alfred Hitchcock. Chris Neumer investigates.
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Random Quote...
"North Hollywood is great for war stories. [A filmmaker's] first apartment is usually in North Hollywood. It's great to be able to say, 'Look, I suffered. I lived there.'"
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After reading no less than 50 articles on (former?) Los Angeles Dodgers baseball player and Scott Boras client, Manny Ramirez, in the last week, Chris Neumer began to wonder: who is the film world's version of Ramirez? Stumped's intrepid writers conference in order to get to the bottom of this ever-so-important question. The result may surprise you.
