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Steven Spielberg's Abraham Lincoln pic will definitely have a run for its money if it ever gets made. Robert Redford is cooking up one hell of a roster for his drama The Conspirator, which focuses on Mary Surratt's involvement with the assassination. Now Variety reports that the filmmaker has lined up the rest of his cast. First, as we already learned: Robin Wright Penn will play Mary Surratt, "the only female charged in the conspiracy to kill" Lincoln. She was said to have given John Wilkes Booth and David Herold weapons. James McAvoy, meanwhile, will play Frederick Aiken, the war hero and man tapped to defend her in court. And now: Tom Wilkinson -- Reverdy Johnson, a Surratt sympathizer and mentor to Allen, who was the former attorney general and U.S. senator. Evan Rachel Wood -- Anna Surratt, daughter of Mary. She later had to fight for her mother's remains. Kevin Kline -- Edwin Stanton, Lincoln's War Secretary who took charge of the crime scene after the assassination. He was very involved in the entire proceeding, including concocting a rather unique and painful hood for the accomplices while on trial. Alexis Bledel -- Sarah Weston, the young Aiken's wife. Justin Long -- "a role" ... The trade outlined everyone's role but his. Will this be, I dare say, Lincoln? (hah.) Frankly, Kline would be enough to sell me, but I'm impressed both by the fresh story picked (and all the aspects Redford has to choose from), and the heaps of talent laid on it -- a mixture of names we'd expect and some surprises as well. Could this be a big twist for Long, perchance?Filed under: Drama, Casting Permalink | Email this | Comments

It's Brendan Gleeson's 1st Emmy nomination and 1st win and Madison Michele sits down with the formidable Outstanding Actor in a Mini-series for his portrayal of Winston Churchill in AFTER THE STORM.

Il film è il racconto di tre improbabili eroi - un topo disadattato che preferisce leggere libri piuttosto che mangiarli e che si innamora perdutamente di una principessa, un ratto infelice che complotta per lasciare le segrete e una piccola domestica con le orecchie a forma di cavolfiore il cui destino è collegato a quello della principessa.

On this episode of Couch Crashers Kevin and Ben hitch a ride with The White Tie Affair straight to the Playboy Mansion. Check out more of the Couch Crashers at http://www.playboy.com/CouchCrashers 33 views | 1 comments Click here to watch the video (02:45) Submitted By: Playboy Tags: Playboy Playmate Couch Crashers Bushmills Irish Whiskey Drink Drinks Drinking Pride Kevin Kline Ben Gleib Guys Dudes Men Beer Alcohol Models White Tie Affair Mansion Parties Grotto Hugh Hefner The Girls Next Door Tom Green Tour Buses Music Concerts Categories: Entertainment

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Two dudes, a couch and some Bushmills can get you in anywhere. Check out more of the Couch Crashers at http://www.playboy.com/CouchCrashers Ranked 2.55 / 5 | 528 views | 1 comments Click here to watch the video (02:36) Submitted By: Playboy Tags: Playboy Playmate Couch Crashers Bushmills Irish Whiskey Mixed Martial Arts Drinks Drinking Cage Fighting Ultimate Championship Fighters UFC Masters Slam Knockouts Karate Pride Kevin Kline Ben Gleib Raphael Davis Reggie Orr Guys Dudes Me Categories: Entertainment Sports

Ryan Seacrest interviewing Kevin Cline on the red carpet.

Mice have enjoyed a great ride in the movies. The animated variety first rose to prominence thanks to Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse in the late 20s, enjoyed a rebirth as heroes in the late 70s and 80s with The Rescuers, The Secret of NIMH, The Great Mouse Detective, and An American Tail, and overflowed into live-action territory a few years later with Stuart Little. More recently, Flushed Away was a superior entertainment about a spoiled upper-class mouse who must learn to survive in the wild and wooly sewers, while the superb Ratatouille gave a rat a rare favorable turn in the spotlight as a culinary artist. Adapted by Gary Ross (Pleasantville, Dave) from the award-winning book by Kate DiCamillo, The Tale of Despereaux features both a rat and a mouse in leading roles, but the self-described fairy tale is much more than a slapdash character study of two rodents. The setup makes it sound like a cousin to both Flushed Away and Ratatouille: a disgraced rat must learn to survive in a dark dungeon, a mouse develops a friendship with a human, and gourmet soup features prominently. Yet as the tale unfolds, it deepens and broadens its themes to a welcome degree. Though it never climbs too far above average and too often embraces the familiar, Despereaux remains a gentle and nurturing children's story, imparting lessons without being too condescending to its audience. While Despereaux is aimed squarely at the little ones, adults may enjoy the top-notch animation and appreciate the above average performances by a celebrity voice cast (Matthew Broderick, Dustin Hoffman, Emma Watson, Tracey Ullman, Robbie Coltrane, Kevin Kline, William H. Macy, Stanley Tucci) that is well matched to the characters they play, which is a rare pleasure indeed. Filed under: Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, New Releases, Universal, Theatrical Reviews, Family FilmsContinue reading Review: The Tale of Despereaux Permalink | Email this | Comments

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Narrated by academy award-winner and St. Louis native Kevin Kline, chronicles for the first time the complete story of this great American symbol... From Thomas Jefferson, Lewis to the eventual construction of the largest stainless steel structure in history.Visit Janson Media for more information.

Genre: Adventure , Animation , Comedy Cinema Premiere: 19/12/2008 Production Country: United Kingdom , United States Directed By: Sam Fell , Gary Ross Cast: Emma Watson , Dustin Hoffman , Matthew Broderick , Sigourney Weaver , Christopher Lloyd , Kevin Kline Film Duration: 90 min Production Year: 2008 Plot Outline: Once upon a time, in the faraway kingdom of Dor, there was magic in the air, raucous laughter aplenty and gallons of mouth-watering soup. But a terrible accident left the king broken-hearted, the princess filled with longing and the townsfolk despondent. All hope was lost in a land where sunlight disappeared and the world became dreary grey. Until Despereaux Tilling was born. A brave and virtuous mouse, Despereaux is simply too big for his small world. Though tiny, wheezy and saddled with comically oversized ears, Despereaux refuses to live a life of weakness and fear...