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Kelly Lynch seen attending the CFDA Vogue party held at Chateau Marmont, Los Angeles, California, United States - Wednesday 26th October 2016

Annie Goto and Kelly Lynch - "An Evening With Women" Kick Off Concert Benefiting L.A. Gay And Lesbian Center - West Hollywood, California, United States - Sunday 16th March 2014

Steven Strait, Christian Cooke, Danny Huston, Dominik Garcia-Lorido, Kelly Lynch and Mitch Glazer - Steven Strait, Dominik Garcia-Lorido, Christian Cooke, Kelly Lynch, Mitch Glazer, Elena Satine, Danny Huston Thursday 22nd March 2012 Starz Channel's 'Magic City' Premiere Event at the Academy Theatre - Arrivals

Kelly Lynch, Vanity Fair and Academy Awards Sunday 22nd February 2009 The 81st Annual Academy Awards (Oscars) - Vanity Fair Party Hollywood, California

Persons Unknown Review

By Christopher Null

Weak

While I futilely try to figure out the ending of Persons Unknown means, I'm left to wonder why this film saw no real theatrical release, and why it took 11 years to make it to DVD. Maybe the fact that it's fairly ludicrous or nonsensical? The circuitous plot gives us a kind of cool beginning, with a security pro (Joe Mantegna) being hustled by a girl (Kelly Lynch) who's heading up a big heist. Eventually he tracks her down, figures out what's going on, runs off with their loot, and watches bodies pile up in the mountains. The last half of the film is alternately filled with typical shoot 'em up/run 'em down scenes and kind of silly plot twists. The top shelf cast is uniformly wasted, including Naomi Watts in an early role.

Cocktail Review

By Christopher Null

Before there was Coyote Ugly, there was Cocktail.

The story of an ex-G.I. (Cruise) who can't get a job in the Manhattan business world and turns to bartending to make his fortune is as a bartender, pouring with style, jumping on the counter, and spouting poetry. The love story with rich girl Elisabeth Shue is hilarious -- but watch for Kelly Lynch and Gina Gershon, both unknown at the time, in small tryst roles.

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White Man's Burden Review

By Christopher Null

Excellent

What would happen if race roles in America were reversed? What if blacks had all the power, and whites had to fight prejudice and racism at every turn? Such is the setting of writer/director Desmond Nakano's brilliant new film, White Man's Burden.

The movie is a tightly constructed drama about Louis Pinnock (John Travolta), a reliable blue collar man who works in a factory owned by high-society elitist Thaddeus Thomas (Harry Belafonte). At home, Louis has to deal with a rough neighborhood, gang violence, and trying to provide for his wife (Kelly Lynch) and two kids.

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Homegrown Review

By Christopher Null

Movies about marijuana are historically slapsticky, funny romps (see the Cheech and Chong oeuvre). Homegrown probably started out that way, then turned into a typical drug thriller, only set in the northern California hippie community. Message to producers: Hank Azaria is a comedian, not a gun-toting action hero.