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Nigerian-British actor Hakeem Kae-Kazim might be one of the most prolific actors you’ve never heard of and stars in two films currently streaming - Black Beauty on Disney+, as well as Netflix’s Riding with Sugar. Best known for his work in the TV series Black Sails (2014-2015), and his portrayal of Georges Rutaganda in the acclaimed Golden Globe-nominated film Hotel Rwanda (2004), he also starred in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (2007) and X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009).

Silent movie star Billie Burke once said of Hollywood, “To survive there, you need the ambition of a Latin-American revolutionary, the ego of a grand opera tenor and the physical stamina of a cow pony. ” She had an almost six-decade career in show business, was the highest-paid star in silent movies for a while, and had a turbulent marriage as the second wife of Broadway impresario Florenz Ziegfeld, but she is mostly remembered as Glinda the Good Witch in The Wizard of Oz.

Games People Play is a comedy about the tragedy of being forever young. An old group of friends gathers to celebrate Mitzi’s surprise birthday party over a nostalgic weekend at an idyllic seaside villa – just like they used to do as teenagers.

Hannah Waddingham, 46, is a London-born actress and singer who began her career on the London stage. An accomplished performer on the West End, she garnered three Olivier award nominations for performances in Spamalot, (also performed on Broadway), in 2007, A Little Night Musical, in 2010, and Kiss Me Kate, in 2013.

Imagine renting happiness. Imagine someone rented your long-lost father who left your mother when you were still a baby and whom you have never seen before.

Nurtured in sketch and improve comedy, Aubrey Plaza, an NYU Tisch School of the Arts graduate first appeared on the comedic radar playing Seth Rogen’s love interest in 2009’s Funny People. Subsequently, the Delaware native notched roles in Scott Pilgrim vs.

Set during the Irish potato famine in 1845, Arracht, which means monster in the Irish language, is a dark yet beautiful movie from writer/director Tom Sullivan. In his story, brutal colonization by English overlords runs side by side with the deadly blight that wiped out the lumper potato on which the Irish peasantry had become so dependent.

Set during the Irish potato famine in 1845, Arracht, which means monster in the Irish language, is a dark yet beautiful movie from writer/director Tom Sullivan. In his story, brutal colonization by English overlords runs side by side with the deadly blight that wiped out the lumper potato on which the Irish peasantry had become so dependent.

While Frank and Joe Hardy might be fictional brothers, their exploits for the past 90 plus years have ignited the imagination of many an adolescent boy. Created by Edward Stratemeyer in 1927, the novels, which feature the siblings solving mysteries, tapped not only into the concept of good versus evil but the approaching bridge between childhood and manhood and the responsibilities that generates.