cbs4denver.com: Entertainment (Free subscription) | 21/11/2008
Actor Warren Beatty says he wants to make another Dick Tracy flick, but he's being thwarted by Tribune Media Services, which claims the rights to the cartoon detective. The Chicago-based Tribune began distributing the comic strip in 1931, and Beatty starred in and directed in the 1990 film version of the detective comic.
EDSBS (Free subscription) | 25/10/2008
... I belong so that I may carry out your will on earth as it is in heaven. Amen. Unleash your inner Tracy Flick today and have a blast. We would say more, but we won’t continue without our attorney present. Would you like a cupcake?
Pajiba (Free subscription) | 26/11/2008
... I remembered that I actually do like Reese Witherspoon once I get it out of my head that she's not Tracy Flick. She's cute, and for ten minutes, she was kind of fierce and sexy with her fuck-me stranger lines and her adamant opposition to marriage and children and her whole hate-my-family spirit. I got sucked in, thinking you were gonna deliver the misanthropic Christmas movie you...
New York Magazine (Free subscription) | 17/11/2008
... issues, and she inspired in her detractors an upwelling of sexist animus: She was likened to Tracy Flick for her irritating entitlement, to Lady Macbeth for her boundless ambition. She was a grind, scold, harpy, shrew, priss, teacher’s pet, killjoy—you get the idea. She was repeatedly called a bitch (as in: “How do we beat the?…?”) and a buster of balls. Tucker Carlson deemed her...
Denver Post (Free subscription) | 04/11/2008
Reese Witherspoon came into her own in "Election," as Tracy Flick, the ultimate overachiever running for student body president who finds her bid thwarted by a popular teacher and student adviser played by Matthew Broderick. (Denver Post file )Even the most patriotic of us might be feeling election fatigue at this point. Campaigns generally are messy affairs, with stories that keep changing...
GreenCine Daily (Free subscription) | 25/10/2008
... 's alter egos - the French populist Pierre Poujade and Australia's Pauline Hanson in politics; Tracy Flick , Marge Gunderson , Peggy Hill (and Tina Fey 's spoof) in fiction - is enough to set your mind reeling. And movie references are ever near at hand." Also in the Guardian , Jon Savage : Continued reading Shorts, 10/25.... Comments (0) Comments on this Entry:
