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The production quality is good and the film would be excellant for mixed crowds and enjoyed by all. If your looking for a gay theme movie this is a good film but not what I would consider a gay theme film. (...)
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DEATHTRAP is one of those films that it is very difficult to discuss, for to do so in any detail gives away the very plot for which it is famous. But the opening premise is extremely clever: Sidney Bruhl (Michael Caine) is the famous author of mystery plays, but these days he seems to have lost his touch. After a particularly brutal opening night, an old student named Clifford Anderson (Christopher Reeve) sends him a script for a play he has written. It is called "Deathtrap," and Sidney recognizes it as a surefire hit. Just the sort of hit that would revive his career... indeed, a hit to die for. And when Clifford visits to discuss the play, events suddenly begin to twist in the most unexpected manner possible.
Like Anthony Shaffer's equally twisty SLEUTH, DEATHTRAP is really a story more at home on the stage than the screen--to reach full power it needs the immediacy that a live performance offers. Still, under the expert guidance of director Sidney Lumet, it makes a more-than-respectable showing on the screen. Much of this is due to the cast, which is remarkably fine. Michael Caine gives a truly brilliant performance, Dyan Cannon is funny and endearing as Sidney's relentlessly anxious wife, and Christopher Reeve gives what might be the single finest performance in his regrettably short acting career.Read more ›
Over the hill playwright, Sidney, (Michael Caine) is blocked. He is despondent over his last three miserable failures. His wealthy, clingy wife, Myra (Dyan Cannon) adores him and his plays. Enter fledgling author, Clifford (Christopher Reeves) who, it just so happens, has written a bullet-proof play and is flattered that successful Sidney is willing to look it over.
Michael Caine clearly has a glorious time playing stuffy, self-loving Sidney, and Christopher Reeve shows a guileful side not seen before. I'll take exception to other reviewers by saying Dyan Cannon cracked me up as the all-too-doting, somewhat sex starved wife. She also could give Jamie Lee Curtis a run for her title as the "Scream Queen." Ms. Cannon can rock the rafters!
Have a group of friends over and enjoy. Remember: don't give away the plot!
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..Or come to think of it, it's not really a "who-dun-it" but a "who-dun-whom-first". One of those little hidden masterpieces of film-making! Read morePublished on Oct. 4 2003 by Nearly Nubile
This is a film that will make you feel like you are sitting in a theatre on Broadway. It's amazing. It's the best of Michael Caine and Christopher Reeve... Read morePublished on Feb. 11 2003 by myworthi
I first saw "Deathtrap" in the theater when it came out in 1982. When VCRs became big, it was a film that I rented a few times, eventually buying my own VHS copy. Read morePublished on Feb. 10 2003 by Mark Daniels
There have been many attempts to adapt stage hits to the cinema medium. Deathtrap is so successful in adhereing to the Aristotelian limits of time and space. Read morePublished on Nov. 23 2001 by Daniel Creagan
Clifford Anderson (Christopher Reeve) is a budding writer who has just completed his first play "Deathtrap". Read morePublished on March 8 2001 by C. Roberts


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Starting with Speyside single malt Scotch yesterday, the second dram takes us all the way to Japan with Nikka's Yoichi Non Age! If you're now staring at your dram and thinking to yourself "Hey, hold on, mine says Miyagikyo Non Age", then I believe we can explain... You see, these advent calendars have been so unbelievably popular this year, with sales surpassing all forecasts, that there are a very small number of days where not everybody could have the exact same dram. Indeed, we've been careful to ensure that the contents/spoilers of all the respective calendars were always up to date on the product pages of our site to reflect where this may happen. What we have today then are two single malts from Nikka's two malt whisky distilleries, set up by the great Masataka Taketsuru (whose own story has recently reached a new generation in his native Japan thanks to the popular television serial Massan).
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We recently got the full range of Mezan rums in, and we're very excited about them. You see, it's rum as it should be, rum approached in much the same way a malt lover looks at whisky; vintages, distilleries, and all non-chillfiltered and unadulterated.
Let's start out with the Grenada Westerhall 1998. It's much like a Lowland whisky, in that it offers up that light, delicate and elegant flavour profile we've come to love from distilleries like Rosebank and Glenkinchie... It's utterly beguiling. The distillery itself is based on a sugar estate which has been family-owned for three centuries, and during that time it produced both sugar and rum, though it didn't bottle its own product until 1978. The rum, made in a column still, is known for its light character, and is much less smoky than its counterparts in Jamaica or Guyana (which we'll discuss shortly). More...
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After spending a couple of hours running around Ubisoft's version of Manhattan, it's clear the developers painstakingly recreated a rather large swath of the city. Though the city wasn't designed at a one-for-one scale, the scope and detail put into the game would make any New Yorker feel eerily at home Read more...More about Entertainment, Gaming, New York City, Ubisoft, and Apocalypse
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Fortune's Follyby Deva Fagan
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Ever since her mother died and her father lost his shoemaking skills, Fortunata has survived by telling fake fortunes. But when she's tricked into telling a grand fortune for a prince, she is faced with the impossible task of fulfilling her wild prophecy—or her father will be put to death.
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Ever since her mother died and her father lost his shoemaking skills, Fortunata has survived by telling fake fortunes. But when she's tricked into telling a grand fortune for a prince, she is faced with the impossible task of fulfilling her wild prophecy—or her father will be put to death.
Now Fortunata has to help Prince Leonato secure a magic sword, vanquish a wicked witch, discover a long-lost golden shoe, and rescue the princess who fits it. If only she hadn't fallen in love with the prince herself !
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"Mixing romance, adventure, and unpredictable plot twists, this heartwarming story is a must for every collection."—School Library Journal
"All the characters are flawed in different ways, lending a sense of realism to a narrative that might otherwise have seemed remote in time and place. And, as in a true fairy tale, the ending brings happiness to the protagonists and justice to their antagonists. A pleasing first novel."—Booklist
"Readers will relish the clever allusions to stories from 'Rapunzel' to 'Cinderella,' rendering the first line of this winning debut novel that much more terrific: 'Life would have been much easier if I believed in fairy tales.'"—Kirkus Reviews
"In her debut novel, Deva Fagan cleverly slips elements of several beloved fairy tales, from 'Cinderella' to 'Rapunzel,' into her story, playfully turning these old motifs on their heads... This tough, creative, fearless heroine will give readers someone to root for—whether they believe in fairy tales or not."—Bookpage
"Fortunata's narration is sassy yet sensible, believable in both her desperate and poweful moments, and laced with humor about her father's hideous shoes. Fans of fairy-tale fiction will find this a perfect fit."—BCCB
"Tidbits of classic fairy tales, such as Cinderella, Rapunzel, and The Elves and the Shoemaker, are woven into this deftly written debut novel, which ends happily ever after, as all good fairy tales must. Offer this one to the girls who are reading Gail Carson Levine."—VOYA
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"Never mind," Allessandra murmured, helping me guide Father to the rear of the blue wagon. "I will see to your father. A bit of my tonic, and he'll be better by next Saint's day. And," she added, "we can begin your training."
"Training? To do what?"
"Why, to be a fortune-teller. To prognosticate. To consult the spirit voices and part the veil that guards the future."
"But I told you, I don't believe in that. It's all just a bunch of tricks," I said, as we settled Father onto a narrow padded cot along one side of the covered wagon. The interior was a jumble of shimmering cloth and jangling bells, with a great wardrobe filling one corner and a huge chest in the other. Beside the cot sat a set of movable steps, painted the same bright blue as the wagon itself. Allessandra perched herself on these as we started to roll forward.
She was grinning. "Yes, it is a bunch of tricks. And you are going to learn every one."
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DEVA FAGAN likes searching for patterns, which is how she explains both her degree in mathematics and the echoes of old fairy tales in her stories. She lives in Maine with her husband and her dog. Fortune's Folly is her first book.
Deva Fagan grew up in New York, California, Maine and New Jersey. She is the author of Fortune's Folly and The Magical Misadventures of Prunella Bogthistle. She lives in Maine with her husband and her dog.
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Do you like Fractured Fairy Tales? Did Shrek make you laugh yourself silly? Do you adore plucky heroines who are intelligent, capable, but humanly fallible? Do yourself a favor and read this book. Give it to any of your daughters, nieces, cousins, or in fact any person who loves an adventure full of warm humor and delightful misdirection. It's categorized as young adult, but how many grown ups do you know who couldn't put Harry Potter or the Hobbit down? This one's for adventurers of all ages!
Life is difficult for a shoemaker who has lost his skills, and even more difficult for his daughter, Fortunata. When they are forced to leave their home, things get even worse. Nata is forced into telling fake fortunes for a living, and before she knows it, she's tricked into telling the fortune of a prince. If the fortune doesn't come true, Nata's father will pay the price. Fortunata's only hope is to make sure the prince secures a magic sword, vanquishes a wicked witch to recover a lost golden shoe, and rescues the princess. If only fulfilling the fortune were as easy as telling it. Though often predictable, I enjoyed reading about Nata's journey in FORTUNE'S FOLLY. The characters were fun and the fairy tale-type story was engaging enough to keep me reading. It wasn't a thrilling adventure, but I'll read more of Fagan's work because I like her writing style and ability to make me empathize with her characters.


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Jason McLeod said it Sunday night, although he's neither the first or last person to make such a remark.
"I've never seen someone throw a ball as easy as Daniel Bard," the Red Sox scouting director commented. "It's fun to watch him just play catch. There are certain guys who, the way they throw a ball or swing a bat, you say, 'Wow, that's not normal. That looks exceptionally easy for this guy.' That's how Daniel is."
Prior to Sunday night's Red Sox 4-3 win over Tampa Bay at Fenway Park, this was all that anybody was talking about, the fact that the 100 mph fastball-throwing Bard was now dressing in the big league team's clubhouse after being recalled from Triple A Pawtucket. (More on him later.)
But Bard never got a chance to showcase the source for McLeod's amazement in his first night in the majors. He had to leave that to Jonathan Papelbon.
Sure, what some thought they might be remembering this time around regarding the Sox' closer was what was trending toward his first blown save of the season. Putting the first two batters on base in the ninth will do that.
But then came the same sort of imagery that had led to Bard-esque amazement for much of Papelbon's career, that mid-to-high 90's fastball that just seemed to have a little jump at the end. This time it showed up at just the right time, on strike three to Tampa Bay's Carlos Pena, B.J. Upton, and, finally, Sox-killer Carl Crawford.
"Pap," said Red Sox manager Terry Francona, "really turned into Pap."
Someday Bard will garner such moments. But this time, fans had to settle for Old Man Papelbon.
Here are five things we learned as the Red Sox head out to the West Coast for the final time this regular season ...
So, Bard is now a major leaguer, becoming the 15th member of the 2006 draft's first round to crack the bigs. Bard, however, has to own one of the group's most interesting paths to game's ultimate destination.
Here is a primer to all things Bard. Consider it a sub-set of five things:
A. The Red Sox might not have known it at the time they made Bard the 28th pick in the '06 draft, but they had been scouting him since he was a 9-year-old.
"I first met Daniel in Charlotte back in 1994," said Red Sox pitching coach John Farrell. "And then I first saw him play at a camp that same year. It's a small world, I guess."
While the story would be a whole lot cooler if Farrell -- who was winding his playing career down at Triple-A Charlotte at the time -- knew he was going to become the Red Sox pitching coach, and that his employer would be locking in on this tall, skinny kid 12 years down the road. But that wasn't the case.
The truth of the matter was that Farrell's roommate in the Cape Cod League, Kevin O'Brien, was the uncle of Bard. That led to the initial introduction in '94, subsequent get-togethers at Bard/O'Brien family cookouts, along with the occasional chance to see the youngster throw.
But Farrell admits it was hard to project a kid who was going to be hitting the century mark on the radar gun. In fact, nobody had those kind of thoughts ... well, almost nobody.
B. As a youngster Bard never really distinguished himself as a hard thrower, instead making his bones in baseball as a standout shortstop. Perhaps the best example of exactly how pedestrian his fastball was initially can be found in this story he tells of being on a 13-year-old travel team.
"I remember I was 13, around the time when you go to your first year playing on a big field. There were already a few guys who had hit puberty and could get the ball there and could really pitch," he remembered. "I made the All-Star team primarily as a hitter. But one time I came into a game and threw a few fastballs. The coach yelled out, 'Remember what you're in there for!' I had a good changeup and he just wanted me to pump in changeup after changeup.
"'Remember what you're in there for'," he said again, reflecting on the moment. "I don't think I'll hear that again."
So you can imagine why folks like Farrell, on first glimpse, couldn't see the flame-throwing potential in Bard. That would be reserved for his dad, Paul, a former player himself, who had no problem witnessing what might be.
"I would say that when he picked up a baseball for the first time he always had proper mechanics, even as a two-year-old," Paul Bard said. "He just threw the right way. I guess he just watched people and he would copy them and throw the right way. It just came easy for him."
Finally, in high school, Bard attended a showcase that saw him hit 90 mph on the gun. "It was then I thought," he said, "'I could make a living out of this.'"
C. McLeod would be one of the folks responsible for actually allowing Bard to make a living out of this baseball thing, guiding the Red Sox to taking the University of North Carolina as one of the organization's three first-round selections in '06.
Looking back, it was an opportunity McLeod never thought his club would get.
"You have a list of 'X' amount of players who you think are going to be gone. Daniel was in that mix," said McLeod of the then-starter, who was overshadowed a bit by his UNC rotation-mate Andrew Miller, who was drafted sixth overall in '06 by the Detroit Tigers. "He definitely had one of the best arms in the draft, if not the best arm. But once we got into the 20's I remember thinking, 'We've got a good chance at getting Daniel Bard!'
"I never thought he was unsignable. Maybe teams thought Andrew Miller was on his team and thought Daniel would be looking for the same (money). All I knew is that here was a kid who threw 100 mph with an arm that worked about as good as anyone I've ever seen."
Yet, after the draft, it once again took Bard a while to make the proper impression when it came to believing he was a major leaguer.
Bard stood in front of his Fenway Park locker extolling the notion that a lot of young players sometimes have a hard time adjusting to the kind of adversity that ultimately awaits in the big leagues. It is a reality from which some might not bounce back, (see Craig Hansen) and one from which others can make a recovery (see Cla Meredith).
(As a quick aside, it was Meredith, whose major league debut in 2005 began with two walks and a grand slam home run by Richie Sexson, who Francona consistently referenced Sunday when talking about the caution the Sox' took in bringing up Bard. "It might be a little quicker," the manager said of Bard's progression. "I don't think any of us had a hard time slowing him down, or wanting to slow him down, because he is such a bright piece of our future ... It wasn't like I was sitting here banging on Theo, 'You've got to get this guy here.' The last time I did that it killed us.")
But, as Bard pointed out, he has already experienced his fair share of obstacles, which should help his evolution. Those came in his first full pro season, when he combined to walk 78 batters and strike out just 48 as a starter with Greenville and Lancaster.
Fortunately for Bard, the Red Sox decided to give him more routine work the following offseason, placing him as a reliever for Honolulu in the now-defunct Hawaiian Winter League, where he struck out 15 and walked 15 in 16 2/3 innings. But it wasn't until the '08 spring training that the Sox officially passed on word to their former first-rounder that he was officially going to be coming out of the bullpen on a full-time basis.
It seems to have worked out.
There was no doubt that the trademark jump at the end of each of the third-strike fastballs thrown by Papelbon were welcome signs for the Red Sox. It was, perhaps, the product of the closer finally perfecting an adjustment that had seen him go from a delivery closer to his '07 form than that seen in '08.
The performance was the first time since Keith Foulke in '04 accomplished the feat that a Red Sox reliever had allowed the first two batters to reach before striking out the side.
Yet Papelbon still has some work to do.
The outing against the Rays marked the eighth time he has thrown 19 or more pitches in an appearance, contributing to the 19.8 pitches per inning average Papelbon currently possesses. It took him until June last season to total as many extended outings.
But perhaps more alarming is the lack of clean in innings found in Papelbon's game log. It has been seven appearances now since his last outing without a baserunner, dating back to April 22, with four of the last five games including at least one hit by the opponents.
The positive emanating from the showdown with Tampa Bay? The strikeouts. After some concern regarding the closer's inability to miss bats, he has now fanned at least two batters in each of his last five appearances.
Pedroia had stated in spring training that playing in every one of his team's games this season would be nice (albeit unrealistic thanks to Francona's philosophy of getting guys mandatory rest at some point in the season). That, however, won't be an option after the second baseman was told he will be sitting out the Red Sox' series opener in Anaheim, Tuesday.
Pedroia, who has played in each one of the Red Sox' 32 games, suffered a strained right groin after taking a third-inning swing. It forced him from the game, and most likely out of action for Tuesday, although Francona stated after the Sox' win that there is a good possibility the infielder will return to the lineup Wednesday.
"I just took a swing, and my cleat kind of got stuck in the ground," Pedroia told MLB.com. "It hurt pretty good. A day off tomorrow will be nice, and I already talked to Tito. He won't let me play it Tuesday. Then we'll go from there. I'll be out there as soon as I can."
Pedroia, who was hitting .432 in his last nine games and .320 for the season, is currently eighth in the major leagues in plate appearances (149) after finishing sixth in the category last season (726). He played in 157 games in '08.
David Ortiz is starting a Twitter account. Josh Beckett isn't. It was still a pretty decent day for both.
As of Sunday night, Ortiz hadn't posted on his new form of communication, but it might not have been a bad time to start. While the Sox DH has now gone 130 at-bats since his last home run -- the second-longest drought of his career -- his eighth-inning double off lefty reliever Brian Shouse served as a fairly decent highlight.
And the fact that Ortiz walked for the 10th straight game -- the longest streak by a Sox player since he did it over 11 contests in '05 -- wasn't bad, either.
"Against the guy that's one of the tougher guys on lefties, he stayed on it, banged it off the wall," Francona noted. "You could see the look on his face. That was a huge hit for us.
As for Beckett, he threw more pitches than any Sox hurler has totaled this season (118) while making his 200th career start. But, more importantly, with his second straight six-inning, three-run outing, the Sox' ace has back-to-back quality starts for the first time since Sept. 10-16 of last season.
This one wasn't easy for Francona, designating reliever Javier Lopez for assignment to make room for Bard.
"He's a nice kid, he's a gentleman, he works hard," Francona said of Lopez. "He's just having a hard time getting people out. Being the specialty guy, we weren't using him in that role. We were using him kind of in mopup. The way we were using him, we weren't getting the most out of our bullpen. So we talked to him last night and told him what we were going to do."
It was simply too difficult to overlook the struggles of Lopez this season. The lefty had allowed 13 runs and 20 hits in 11 2/3 innings, surrendering a .429 batting average to left-handed hitters.
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Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
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Drew Pomeranz looked stronger in his second Red Sox start but the offense wasn't there to back him up tonight. Mut recaps the 4-2 loss to the Tigers. Thoughts on the manager, the bullpen, and your Sox calls as well.
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DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Dino, Buck and Butch end the program discussing two prominent AL pitchers that were in action Thursday night and how their future looks. Also, Patriots and Dolphins QBs since Tom Brady was drafted.
At Friday morning's media session, Patriots coach Bill Belichick is pressed about what might happen in Week 5 with Jimmy Garoppolo if he plays well. After three queries, Bill has had enough. Dino, Buck and Butch react.
CSN Patriots reporter Tom E. Curran joins Dino, Buck and Butch to talk the state of the Patriots as training camp opens.
The guys talk about the Red Sox sweep at Fenway by the Tigers and their recent struggles at home. They then preview the tough road trip ahead for the Sox
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We discuss the state of the Sox with manager John Farrell live from Anaheim.
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