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Chris O'Donnell at the CBS, CW, Showtime Summer TCA Party held at the Pacific Design Center - West Hollywood, California, United States - Wednesday 10th August 2016

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Chris O'Donnell, Renée Felice Smith, Barrett Foa, Daniela Ruah, LL Cool J, Miguel Ferrer , Eric Christian Olsen - Paley Fest Special Event: NCIS: Los Angeles Fall Premiere - Arrivals at Paley Center for Media - Beverly Hills, California, United States - Friday 11th September 2015

Chris O'donnell, Renée Felice Smith, Barrett Foa, Daniela Ruah, Ll Cool J, Miguel Ferrer and Eric Christian Olsen

'NCIS' Spawns New Orleans Spin-Off


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Spin-offs seem to be all the rage this month, with NCIS becoming the latest show to be expanding its franchise. CBS announced they would be expanding their popular NCIS franchise, a show centred on the fictional police branch, the Naval Criminal Investigation Service. The fictional police organisation already has branches in Washington D.C. and Los Angeles, but a third New Orleans base will feature in a spin-off series slated to air next spring. 

Mark Harmon
Mark Harmon will be producing the NCIS spin-off.

The original part of the franchise stars Mark Harmon and Michael Weatherley as the two agents; whilst Chris O'Donnell and LL Cool J aka Sam Hanna stars in NCIS: Los Angeles. Harmon will act as the executive producer of the series; and the showrunner Gary Glasberg will also have a producer's credit.

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Eric Christian Olsen, Chris O'Donnell, LL Cool J, Miguel Ferrer, Linda Hunt, Barrett Foa, Renée Felice Smith and Daniela Ruah - NCIS Los Angeles 100th episode cake cutting event Held At Paramount Studios - Los Angeles, California, United States - Friday 23rd August 2013

Eric Christian Olsen, Chris O'donnell, Ll Cool J, Miguel Ferrer, Linda Hunt, Barrett Foa, Renée Felice Smith and Daniela Ruah

Video - CBS CEO Les Moonves Joined By Wife Julie Chen, Will Arnett And LL Cool J At CBS Upfront 2013 - Part 3


CBS CEO Les Moonves and his wife 'The Talk' host Julie Chen were among red carpet arrivals at the 2012 CBS Upfront Presentation along with Will Arnett, who will appear in the new CBS sitcom 'The Millers', and 'NCIS: Los Angeles' star LL Cool J.

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Chris O'Donnell and Cool J - Chris O'Donnell and LL Cool J Monday 17th September 2012 film scenes for 'NCIS Los Angeles' on Venice Beach

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Chris O'Donnell and Elton John - Chris O'Donnell and Guest held at the Pacific Design Center West Hollywood, California - 17th Annual Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards (Oscars) Viewing Party Sunday 22nd February 2009

Kit Kittredge: An American Girl Trailer


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29 Palms (2002) Review


Bad
You're a filmmaker with a quirky cast but no money to actually shoot your movie. What do you do?

Well, you borrow the oldest trick in the book by putting your characters in the desert, where you can pretty much shoot your movie for free!

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Vertical Limit Review


Terrible

With only the thinnest thread of a tether anchoring its mountain climbing action in reality, "Vertical Limit" takes suspension of disbelief to new extremes for a film that goes out of its way to seem credible.

Celebrated Everest-conqueror Ed Viesturs has a multiple-scene cameo in this adventure about a climber trying to rescue his sister from a huge crevasse near the top of K-2, the world's highest mountain.

But the stunts are so far-fetched you don't even have to own a pair of hiking boots to find them laughable. Even more hilarious, it's pathetically obvious that much of the movie was shot on a soundstage with cheap mountainside scrims in the background.

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Kinsey Review


Good

Writer-director Bill Condon has a talent for hitting just the right tone in his work. Whether he's paying stylistic homage to "Bride of Frankenstein" creator James Whale in "Gods and Monsters" or writing a screenplay for "Chicago" that re-envisioned the Broadway musical as a wannabe showgirl's uniquely cinematic daydream, Condon always finds a way to seamlessly marry the crux of his story to the strengths of his medium.

In "Kinsey," he legitimizes and revitalizes a rather tiresome narrative gimmick -- on-camera interviews with the characters. For a biopic about legendary sex researcher Alfred Kinsey, there could be no more apropos structure for the story. Kinsey himself interviewed thousands of Americans about their bedroom predilections in the 1940s and '50s to compile his groundbreaking, rather comprehensive and certainly controversial studies on the subject. So Condon opens the film in kind -- with a simple, head-on, black-and-white image of the bluntly matter-of-fact and obliviously awkward Professor Kinsey (Liam Neeson) being quizzed about his own background and sexual experience.

Composing the film around Kinsey's answers, Condon cues flashbacks of an upbringing under the fire-and-brimstone hand of a preacher father (John Lithgow), introduces the equally clinical-yet-passionate student who becomes his wife (Laura Linney), touches on the man's own pseudo-scientific dalliances and their promiscuous effect on his marriage, and sets the stage for the studies that helped launch the sexual revolution.

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The Bachelor Review


Weak

You know something is just not right about a movie when even the most insignificant supporting characters have more charisma and personality than the leads.

Such is the case with "The Bachelor," a comedy about an heir to a $100 million fortune who has 24 hours to get married or be cut off without a dime.

Chris O'Donnell (Robin in the recent "Batman" movies) is said heir, a commitment-o-phobe from central casting named Jimmy whose persnickety, cantankerous grandfather (Peter Ustinov) kicks the bucket and reveals in his videotaped will that -- surprise! -- he's a millionaire. But grandpa is also obsessed with begetting a family legacy and decrees that Jimmy, his soul heir, gets zip unless he's married by his 30th birthday. Unfortunately grandpa has the bad timing to die two days before the deadline.

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Chris O'Donnell

Date of birth

26th June, 1970

Occupation

Actor

Sex

Male

Height

1.78




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Chris O'Donnell Movies

Kit Kittredge: An American Girl Trailer

Kit Kittredge: An American Girl Trailer

Watch the trailer for Kit Kittredge: An American Girl!Directed by Patricia Rozema (Mansfield Park) Kit...

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Kinsey Movie Review

Kinsey Movie Review

Writer-director Bill Condon has a talent for hitting just the right tone in his work....

Vertical Limit Movie Review

Vertical Limit Movie Review

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The Bachelor Movie Review

The Bachelor Movie Review

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