Julianne Moore, Liam Neeson and Amanda Seyfried are set to star in the new Atom Egoyan-directed thriller Chloe, according to Variety.
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Dec 14, 2007 12:01 AM ET
- by Ken Fox
How can I resist you? Hot on the heels of Hairspray, Mamma Mia! -- the hugely popular NYC tourist must-see based on the naggingly memorable ABBA songbook -- is also making the transition from Broadway stage to screen, with original stage director Phyllida Law behind the camera and a pretty stellar cast out front. Amanda Seyfried (Veronica Mars, Big Love) plays Sophie, the young bride-to-be determined to solve the mystery of her birth dad's identity on the eve of her Greek Isle wedding. Colin Firth, Stellan Skarsgard and Pierce Brosnan are the three likeliest suspects; Meryl Streep stars as her mom. Universal will be releasing Mamma Mia! in Summer 2008, but the trailer is starting to make the rounds. Will it be the summer’s biggest guilty pleasure? Probably, but who am I to get snarky about ABBA? “Waterloo” was the very first record I ever bought. It cost 98 cents, which makes me kind of pathetic and old.
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Just when I thought that there couldnt possibly be anyone creepier and more deluded than Roman Grant we meet Hollis Greene leader of a debauched undercover polygamist group that makes the folks at Juniper Creek look like the Waltons Apparently when Bill poached Weber Gaming from Roman he was unaware that he was dealing in pre-stolen property Frankly these are not the kind of people you want to steal from They are the kind who brand you with a hot poker when they think you are standing in the way of something they want Ouch For me this show just seems to get better week after week I really feel like the investment I made in the first season is paying off in dividends as the story continues to unfold Last season really laid the groundwork for all of the drama and intrigue that is coming to the fore now and each week I find myself increasingly anxious to see what happens next I know it seems odd to mention this at this stage of the game but tonight for the first
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As the mystery of the bus crash deepens on UPN's Veronica Mars (Wednesdays at 9 pm/ET), how and when will viewers learn more about the students who died? Will Sheriff Lamb get what's coming to him by season's end? And is another showdown between Alyson Hannigan and Charisma Carpenter in the works? In this exclusive Q&A — and to tide you over until new episodes return in early March — Mars creator Rob Thomas provides plenty of clues in response to these and other burning questions from TVGuide.com readers.
Question: One thing I really liked about last year were the flashbacks. Are there going to be bus-crash flashbacks? And what are Lilly's chances of returning next season?&
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