After attending a secular state primary school, John was sent to Yeshivah College, a Chabad-run and strictly traditional Jewish high school in Melbourne. In Year 12, he formed the hip-hop group Raspberry Cordial with his friend Chris Lumsden. They played to some success, receiving high rotation airplay on the city's community radio, playing many gigs in Melbourne, and coming second in the RMIT Battle of the Bands competition. Their debut album was Melbourne Tram, a release which John apparently h ...

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Indecent Proposal, screenplay by Amy Holden Jones, based upon the novel by Jack Engelhard Body Of Evidence, written by Brad Mirman Cliffhanger, screenplay by Michael France and Sylvester Stallone, screen story by France, based on a premise by John Long Last Action Hero, screenplay by Shane Black & David Arnott, story by Zak Penn & Adam Leff See also:

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Monster-in-Law - 2005 Golden Raspberry Awards. One nomination: Worst Actress (Jennifer Lopez) ...

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Doom film - 2005 Golden Raspberry Awards. One nomination: Worst Actor (The Rock) ...

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Fantastic Four 2005 film - 2005 Golden Raspberry Awards. One nomination: Worst Actress (Jessica Alba) ...

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Charlie (played by Jennifer Lopez) is a dogwalker from Venice Beach, California, who meets surgeon Kevin (played by Vartan). Kevin asks her out, and Charlie believes that she's finally found the right man. Things start to go wrong when Kevin introduces Charlie to his mom, Viola (played by Fonda). Viola has recently been replaced as a newscaster for someone younger, and is in meltdown. Loathing Charlie from the outset, and fearing that she'll lose her son the same way she lost her career, she decides to destroy her son's relationship, with her trusted assistant, Ruby ...

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Safran's first taste of national fame came via Race Around the World, a television competition for young documentarians run by the ABC. John's segments, while failing to please the judges, scored him well with the public audience. Despite being disqualified for a segment taped in a confession booth (the program forbade hidden camera footage), Safran topped the viewer poll. Regular judge Tony Squires labelled him as mischievous, and Idiot Box director David Caesor called Safran a "smart-arse w ...

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After this brush with fame, John tried to pitch several television pilots to the ABC and commercial channels. These were not taken up to due to the legal action of Ray Martin. Though all unsuccessful, they became a hit via the internet [2] amongst media university students. John also recorded a parody of Baz Luhrmann's motivational Everybody's Free (to Wear Sunscreen) entitled Not the Sunscreen Song which includes lines such as "Never live in Adelaide, it's a hole" and "Remember, you can't get pregnant the first time you have s ...

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The film begins on Earth, when a team of elite Marines are deployed to Mars, through the teleportation device called the "Ark." Their mission is simple: to investigate a disturbance occurring at the Union Aerospace Corporation's (UAC) Mars research facility. However, this simple mission becomes more complicated when the team finds Dr. Carmack, who is disturbed to the point of tearing off his own ear. The Marines continue to explore the facility, encountering strange creatures intent on killing them. One such being, an "imp," succeeds in slay ...

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Wells admitted in the interview that "many" video game movie adaptations had "sucked." He had revealed that the crew was able to get "a lot of financial support from Universal" and that it wasn't "done on the cheap." Wells also revealed that the Doom movie must have something shot in the first person because "Doom without that would be a miscarriage of justice!" Wells also revealed that "we were all very concerned that we make sure that it was exactly the kind of experience that we [the crew] remembered so fondly from th ...

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Finola Hughes - Daytime Emmy Awards. (1991) Daytime Emmy Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for General Hospital Finola Hughes - Soap Opera Digest Awards. (2000) Soap Opera Digest Award Favorite Return for All My Children (1991) Soap Opera Digest Award Outstanding Lead Actress: Daytime for General Hospital (1990) Soap Opera Digest Award Outstanding Heroine: Da ...

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After the disaster of the 1994 Fantastic Four film, expectations were high. The critical reaction was mostly negative, scoring only a 26% at Rotten Tomatoes, a movie review aggregation website. The movie was criticized for weak storytelling and flat characters — especially the bland Doctor Doom, arguably one of the hallmark villains in the Marvel Comics world. In both areas, critics felt that this movie was widely surpassed by both Batman Begins and Sin City, two comic book movies that were released in the same period. ...

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Brilliant, but bankrupt scientist Reed Richards is convinced that all evolution is caused by clouds of cosmic energy. He calculates that Earth is going to pass one of these clouds soon, and together with his partner, Ben Grimm, pleads his MIT classmate, ultra-rich Victor von Doom, CEO of his own enterprise, to let him onto his space station. Von Doom agrees, but only under the condition that he has the last hand in all the experiments. They also meet Susan Storm, von Doom's right hand, and her brother Johnny, the maverick pilot. Susan also attended MIT and dated ...

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War of the Worlds 2005 film - 2006 Academy Awards. Three nominations: Achievement in Sound Achievement in Sound Editing Achievement in Visual Effects War of the Worlds 2005 film - 2005 Golden Raspberry Awards. One nomination: Worst Actor (Tom Cruise) ...

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This film draws elements not only from the H. G. Wells novel, but also the 1938 radio play and the 1953 film. Hence, to place this film in proper historical context as an adaptation requires some knowledge of all three previous incarnations of Wells' story. As in the original novel, the narrative is told from the point of view of civilians caught up in the conflict. Whereas the novel portrayed the experience of a solitary British journalist in the late nineteenth century, this film is, according to Spielberg, purported to show the war ...

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Spielberg told the web site Dark Horizons: "I'm more interested in concept shots and money shots than I am in tons of MTV coverage, which certainly takes a lot of time. But if I can put something on the screen that is sustained where you get to study it and you get to say, 'How did they do that?' That's happening before my eyes and the shot's not over yet, it's still going and it's still going and my God, it's an effects shot and it's lasting seemingly forever. I enjoy that more than creating illusion with sixteen different c ...

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Jan de Bont - Director. Meg(2006); based on Steve Alten's novel of the same title Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003) The Haunting (1999) Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997) Twister (1996) Speed (1994) ...

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War of the Worlds 2005 film - Tom Cruise Scientology and the film. Though there is no apparent Scientological ideology represented in the film — which was not written, produced or directed by anyone associated with the Scientology movement — press coverage in May and June 2005 leading up to the film's release focused on Tom Cruise's proselytizings for Scientology. Around this time, Cruise had changed publicists, from Pat Kingsley to his sister, Lee Anne DeVette, and spoke to interviewers more frequently about ...

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Ray Ferrier (Cruise) is a crane operator living in Bayonne, New Jersey. He has agreed with his ex-wife, Mary-Anne (Miranda Otto), to watch their kids, teenager Robbie (Justin Chatwin) and preadolescent Rachel (Dakota Fanning), for the weekend while she and her new husband (Tim) go to visit her parents in Boston. While Rachel seems almost too mature for her age, Ray's son repeatedly acts out against him, eventually ...

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Whatcom County is the #1 producer of raspberries in the state. According to the Seattle Times, in 2004 Whatcom County growers produced 46 million pounds of raspberries, 85% of the state's crop. Given that the state itself is the #1 producer of raspberries in the country, with over 87.8% of the crop in 2002, this makes Whatcom County responsible for over half the nation's supply. Whatcom County Washington - Geographic features. Cascade Mountains Mount Baker Whatcom County Washington ...

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Note the use of words such as "times", "parts", "number", etc. Because two objects are being compared using the same measure, ratios are unitless; the units cancel out of the ratio. For example, the ingredients in a recipe that required 500 grams and 300 grams of each, would be in the ratio of 5:3, with no units. Note also the difference between ratios and vulgar fractions. For example, if there are three raspberry candies and five blackcurrant candies, then the ratio of raspberry candies to blackcurrant candies is 3:5. This indicates ...

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