Tom Jeffrey

a glimpse above and review/event info: Pool Time- the Movie, an independent film, premiered on Monday, February 22nd, 2010 at the Pacific Design Center's Silverscreen Theatre in West Hollywood, CA. The event was well attended. The legendary Carla Laemmle, the niece of the founder of Universl Studios, who plays Zelda in the film made an appearance and even stayed for the after party. She first appeared in a film in 1929. Inge Jaklin, of Hogan's Heroes and who plays Anna in this film, looked lovely in pink. Both of them contribute wonderful performances to the film Pool Time which adds a new twist to the romantic comedy genre. The film is produced by Tom Tangen and co-produced by Inge Jaklin. The story is written and directed by Michael Donahue. The director of photograhy for this refreshing tale is Scott Ressler and editing is by talented Tonya Noll with music by Ken Fix. As always, we do not want to give the story away and the film Pool Time is worth your time. It is a gay full of fun campy comedy with a full of surprises. There is tenderness and humor where the characters connect with each other and the audience. Marcus Harwell carries the film well and Jeffrey Patrick Olson, Mark C. Hanson, & Junes B. Zahdi build a solid team. Inge Jaklin's & Tom Tangen's characters brought a updated style to a classical romance story within a story and laughter to the story. Much of the story takes place-pool side and there is no complaints about that from us. There are many richly woven scenes that take place between the main characters & supporting cast. Once such scene is between the 4 guys and David's nephew Dexter and their no holds barred chat session. Cast: Marcus Harwell-lead-David, Jeffrey Patrick Olson, Mark C. Hanson, Junes B. Zahdi, Matthew Sordello, Elizabeth De Costa, Kieran Newton, William Freeman, GloZell Green, Taylor Burke, Scott Senofonte, Tom Tangen, Adam Allison, Q DeChambres, Gary Monje, Patrick Fulton, Gill San

The third reporting of Monsanto news, GMO news, and news you need to know to stay ahead of the companies and governments out to take your food sovereignty away. In this report I break down the news according to: Activism: Pakistan, India, Mexico, Canada, Ireland, Germany Legal: GM sugarbeets; standing up to Tom Vilsack on GMOs Political: Obama USDA appointment; biotech friends Special Comment: Bill Gates; Monsanto 'carbon credits'; food security Also, all items discussed will be linked here along with the video by Jeffrey Smith of the Institute of Responsible Technology: Everything you HAVE TO KNOW About Dangerous Genetically Modified Foods. If you haven't watched this video yet you cannot afford not to. There is good news amongst the status quo in regards to farmers standing up around the world and also some countries taking steps to label GMOs and ban them. Unfortunately, the U.S. is not one of those countries as our government continues to support the status quo for all of their talk about change. On the whole however, we are seeing more vocal opposition and with Monsanto's stock going down this past quarter that is a hopeful sign that people are waking up to the deception that is GMO, the poisons sprayed on them, and their effect on our health and environment. Thank you, Jan Curator Sustainable Agriculture Group http://current.com/groups/sustainable-agriculture/

The Pit And The Pendulum movie trailer - starring Lance Henriksen, Jeffrey Combs, Tom Towles, Mark Margolis, Jonathan Fuller, Rona de Ricci. Directed by Stuart Gordon. Genre: Action-Adventure

Discussing how to profit off of Japan's reconstruction, with Jeffrey Saut, Raymond James, and Tom Lydon, ETF Trends.

Beyond the Pale -- Synopsis: Irishman Patrick Shaw (Patrick Clarke -- Anton) enters the U.S. illegally with his wayward friend Seamus O'Sullivan (Conn Horgan -- Gods & Generals). Landing in New York, the pair start out with dreams of striking it rich, but soon find themselves in dead-end jobs and drifting apart. As Seamus pursues various get rich quick schemes, the more cautious Patrick holds down a Janitor's job and plays good Samaritan to washed up alcoholic author Tom Finnegan (Malachy McCourt - Ash Wednesday). Along the way, Patrick falls for fellow Dubliner Helen Graham (Beverley Elder) a struggling actress involved in a messy break up with the much older Jeffrey (Roger Davis -- Alias Smith & Jones) Everything comes to a head when Seamus turns to backroom gabling, Tom hits rock bottom and Jeffrey makes a vicious play to win Helen back. Beyond the Pale is available on Amazon at: http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Pale-Malachy-McCourt/dp/B001LF35WI/ref=gfix-ews-... To watch online go to: http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-the-Pale/dp/B001PE6UZO

Featurette for Six: The Mark Unleashed discusses the title character Tom Newman, as played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Clip features interviews with cast while showing footage from the actual film.

Tom (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) tells Jeseca (Amy Moon) that he hopes she's the one who takes out.

Tom (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) gets briefed on his target by Jeseca (Amy Moon) and the Commander (John Gilbert).

Dallas (Eric Roberts) and Tom (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) discuss the precautions necessary in order to avoid being caught and 'brainwashed.'

Tom (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) doesn't understand why he's being tortured without any questioning. Jeseca (Amy Moon) tries to offer him a solution.

Jeffrey Tambor is on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson to talk about the upcoming film Hellboy II: The Golden Army where he plays Tom Manning. Also, just before Jeffrey comes out Craig Ferguson plays an new clip from the film where they meet Johann Krauss for the first time.

From the vantage point of an insane asylum, aging royal composer Salieri (F. Murray Abraham) recalls the events of three decades earlier, when the young Mozart (Tom Hulce) first gained favor in the court of Austrian emperor Joseph II (Jeffrey Jones). Salieri was incensed that God would bless so vulgar and obnoxious a young snipe as Mozart with divine genius.