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Steamy Scene In 'Dallas' Goes Horribly Wrong


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Julie Gonzalo, Argentinian/American actress, known for her appearances in 'Dodgeball' and 'Freaky Friday', was able to injure herself during the filming of scene from the rebirthed television series 'Dallas'. 

In the series relaunch, Gonzalo plays the part of Rebecca Sutter, a character in a relationship with Christopher Ewing, who is played by Jesse Metcalfe. During a steamy scene between the two characters, Gonzalo stumbled and headbutted her co-star, injuring them both.

Gonzalo explained the accident in an interview with British tabloid, 'The Daily Star', saying: "It was so embarrassing. I tripped as we filmed and I hit my nose on his cheek bone. Thankfully I didn't bleed but I did get a bump on my nose."

Jordana Brewster and Julie Gonzalo - Jordana Brewster and Julie Gonzalo Friday 4th May 2012 TNT's Dallas Press Junket at the Four Seasons hotel

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Christmas With The Kranks Review


Zero

As I write this, the time is 8:32 p.m. on Thursday, November 18, 2004, and I have just walked out on "Christmas With the Kranks" after roughly 45 minutes of mind-numbingly humorless, sit-com barrel-bottom idiocy.

An adaptation of John Grisham's "Skipping Christmas" that has been violently stripped of any semblance of humanity, this supposed comedy is about a couple called the Kranks (ha, ha, ha), played by Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis, whose daughter won't be home for Christmas, so they choose to bow out of the festivities altogether and take a cruise. But apparently their choice amounts to a social offense of the first order in the bogus, plot-device suburbia where the movie takes place (during a transparently bogus winter). It even makes the newspaper.

Soon an army of neighbors are beating down their door like some Yuletide Gestapo, angrily demanding they put up their seasonal decorations while Curtis inexplicably cowers inside like a child.

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Freaky Friday Review


Very Good

Hitting the nail on the head of mother-daughter relationships -- and doing so with amusing savvy and imaginative good humor -- Disney's "Freaky Friday" remake is such a sublimely fun-for-all matinee delight that it cleansed my palate of the sour taste of every bad movie I've seen this summer.

Yes, it's a live-action Disney family movie -- which has traditionally been enough to send shudders down the spine of anyone over the age of 11. But director Mark S. Waters ("Head Over Heels") eschews the studio's history of pandering triteness in favor of sharp writing, credibly clever characters and terrific performances.

Magnetic Linsday Lohan (whose charm also carried the studio's 1998 "Parent Trap" remake) and a revitalized Jamie Lee Curtis couldn't be more ideally cast as exasperated teenager Annabell Colman and her harried, head-shrinker mom Tess, both of whom are given new insights into their contentious relationship when their bodies are swapped through a fortune-cookie hex.

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Christmas With The Kranks Movie Review

Christmas With The Kranks Movie Review

As I write this, the time is 8:32 p.m. on Thursday, November 18, 2004, and...

Freaky Friday Movie Review

Freaky Friday Movie Review

Hitting the nail on the head of mother-daughter relationships -- and doing so with amusing...

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