Paul Nicholas
British supporting actor, onscreen from the late '60s.~ All Movie Guide
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BirthDate BirthPlace |
12/02/1945
London, England, UK |
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Primeval Review
January 16, 2007 10:01am ESTNot even the good ol’ “Inspired by true events” tag can save Primeval from itself. But there’s still time for you to save yourself from Primeval!
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Perfume: The Story of a Murderer Review
December 28, 2006 12:05pm ESTPerfume: The Story of a Murderer's destructive power of love gets inside your nostrils and stays there, a visceral tribute to smell.
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The Painted Veil Review
December 20, 2006 4:28am ESTThe Painted Veil is a lushly photographed, costume-drama actor's piece, soggy in the second half from melodrama. It tries to unmask misguided attraction between two lovers in 1920's China, but it unravels under its own conceits.
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Charlotte's Web Review
December 15, 2006 4:43am ESTAlthough Charlotte's Web suffers a little from Babe envy, it is still a very faithful and endearing live-action adaptation of the beloved children’s classic. It's the talking pig movie for the next generation!
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Casino Royale Review
November 17, 2006 11:59am ESTIf there must be a grittier, more human --and, dare we say, even more vulnerable--James Bond, then Daniel Craig is all THAT and a bag of chips. Kudos to the new Bond regime.
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Flags of Our Fathers Review
October 20, 2006 8:08am ESTAn insightful epic that recasts World War II through a prism of symbols and heroes, Clint Eastwood’s Flags of Our Fathers is a visual treat, combining CGI with an old look in ambitious, thrilling battle scenes. One of the year’s best films.
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The Departed Review
October 10, 2006 10:14am ESTSo this is why we go to the movies--every single, solitary reason why, to be exact. Leave it to the great Martin Scorsese to remind us, in one of the year’s very best and most exciting films.
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The Last King of Scotland Review
September 29, 2006 6:22am ESTA volcanic, career-defining performance from Forest Whitaker absolutely hijacks The Last King of Scotland and the Oscar race. He also rescues the movie from its disappointing--albeit powerful--mediocrity.
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The Descent Review
August 07, 2006 11:09am ESTThe Descent is a stiflingly claustrophobic look at daredevil women spelunking together who encounter horrifying gargoyle-like creatures along the way.
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Little Man Review
July 14, 2006 6:45am ESTThe Wayans brothers clearly possess talent, but you wouldn’t know it from their latest effort, Little Man. If, and only if, viewers suspend disbelief to the point of an amnesiac will they derive most of the intended laughs.
