TV Round-Up
Shameless
featured a T&A scene
from Stephanie
Fantauzzi.
 
Californication
featured:
Camilla
Luddington
 
Sarah
Power
 
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Yellow
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funny (maybe).
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White
asterisk:
expanded
format.
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Blue asterisk:
not mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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OTHER
CRAP:
Catch
the deluxe
version of
Other Crap in
real time,
with all the
bells and
whistles, here.
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Following
Spaz's
identification
of one of the
prostitutes as
Ildiko Ferenczi
I have redone
the first two
collages of The
Ranch to
identify her.
Interestingly,
when I first did
the collages a
while ago her
name wasn't
listed in the
IMDB credits.
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Jucy
(2010)
Another new Australian
film today.
Jucy
is a comedy about two best
friends Jackie (Cindy
Nelson) and Lucy
(Francesca Gasteen) who
are about to have a
rapture in their
'womance'. Both girls work
at a video store in
Brisbane and are active in
the local amateur theatre
group and seem to be just
enamoured with the cast
after party than the play
itself. Jackie has a crush
on Alex (Ryan Johnson), a
dippy wannabe method actor
but oh so handsome and
when he comes with the
news of a new play casting
of Jane Eyre everything
looks to be going great.
Then Jackie goes off her
meds. Then Alex goes off
with another actress. And
Lucy gets the lead. At the
same time, Lucy is given
an ultimatum by her sister
to get her life together
by first giving up acting,
which she in no way wants
to do. It about to get
messy for this 'womance'.
Alright, first off, I hate
these new turns like BFF
and 'bromance/womance' and
all that other bullshit,
so I probably should hate
this film. But like the
director's previous film,
All My Friends Are Leaving
Brisbane, in which most of
the same people are
involved in Jucy, it's a
film that does it's
darnedest to win you over.
Jucy is not perfect, but
is winning and fun and
impossible to dismiss.
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