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Opinion posted over a year ago
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The best films are the ones that you can watch over and over and they never get stale. Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs are two of those films. They both have some very obvious elements in common. They were each directed by Quentin Tarantino, and had the highly recognizable Tim Roth in prominent roles. We all recognize Tim Roth as the restaurant robber in Pulp Fiction, and as the police rat, Mr. Orange, in Reservoir Dogs. Since being a part of these iconic films, Roth has remained quite potent in the industry and has managed to add an impressive list of movies to his resume. But these days, we...
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Article posted over a year ago
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Tim Roth, it should come as no surprise, makes a concerted effort not to bring his work home with him. Of course, for a guy who spent three quarters of a movie writhing in blood, whipped out a revolver and held up a diner on a whim, ruled over a planet of monkeys with an iron fist, and bitch-slapped the Hulk up and down the streets of Harlem, it’s less a personal preference and more a survival mechanism. These days, Roth has been introducing himself to American TV audiences as human lie detector Dr. Cal Lightman on the Fox series Lie to Me, the latest stop on a long and bizarre career that...
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Article posted over a year ago
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Because Brendan Hines got to sing in this episode, he deserves his own section. =D
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Well, as far as the Fall season finale is concerned...this is probably as good as it gets. Now since Lie to Me is set up into two main episode formulas (A and B story, or just an A story) the first formula tends to be predictible and difficult to follow. This episode, on the other hand, was a mixture of both formulas and pulled it off effortlessly. The plot was fantastic, and we got to hear Eli sing!! (A song that will be shortly put on my MP3 player)
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As the episode title suggests, we literally begin with a man in the Tractor, as he cuts down a sign that says...
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Opinion posted over a year ago
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Here's some juicy spoilers on our dear Ria Torres in episode 14- "Delinquent"
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STORY LINE
Torres’s troubled half-sister, AVA, a resident at a juvenile detention facility, refuses to break the trust of a fellow inmate who was recently found murdered, but her refusal to divulge her dead friend’s secret just may get her killed as well…
[AVA] 18 to play 16, she’s a “beautiful, dynamic, troubled and volatile” Latina girl, Torres’s half-sister and a real force to be reckoned with. Raised by the same abusive alcoholic father as...
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Opinion posted over a year ago
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From here: http://www.aintitcool.com/node/43288
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A couple of months ago, I was asked if I'd like to host an Apple Store Q&A with Tim Roth to help promote the second season of his Fox procedural, LIE TO ME. Even though I'd only watched the pilot and maybe one other episode, I immediately accepted the offer, figuring I could quickly catch up with what had only been a half-season run. I also figured I'd be a fool to turn down the opportunity to sit up on a stage lobbing questions at one of the most boundlessly...
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