Cara Williams
The product of a broken home, Cara Williams was still a preteen when she was taken by her mother from her hometown of Brooklyn to Los Angeles. Williams' first professional acting job was supplying voc...
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BirthDate BirthPlace |
06/28/1925
Brooklyn, New York City, NY |
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'Buckwild' Cast and Crew Protests MTV's Cancellation "For Shain"
April 10, 2013 1:12pm ESTCast of the hit series also declare war on 'Teen Mom.'
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'All My Children' and 'One Life to Live' Reboots Score New Cast Members
February 27, 2013 3:39pm ESTFind out who will be entangled in these soaps.
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Anna Karenina Review
November 13, 2012 10:20am ESTA classic tale of love transformed into a 19th century version of 'Step Up.'
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The Films We’re Looking Forward To At Sundance 2011
December 02, 2010 1:11pm ESTYou know, if you happen to have a spare four straight days to watch them all.
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No Reservations Review
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Just Like Heaven Review
September 16, 2005 5:05am ESTJust Like Heaven is sweet enough for some but it's going to be "just like hell" for boyfriends who are dragged kicking and screaming to this boring chick flick.
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Friday Night Lights Review
October 08, 2004 9:39am ESTPerhaps if Friday Night Lights was the first high school football story to come to the big screen, it would be one of the best. Even though the film does sport some superb performances and tackles gritty realism with gusto, it isn't the first to do that--far from it.
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Connie and Carla Review
April 15, 2004 2:20pm ESTAlthough it may take its cue from other gender-benders, it's definitely snaps all around for the delightful and heartfelt Connie and Carla.
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Hulk Review
June 30, 2003 7:04am ESTAlthough Ang Lee successfully brings the green giant from the pages of Marvel Comics to life on the big screen, The Hulk loses itself in a heavy-handed story, and the characters' inner turmoil will make your own head hurt.
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Death to Smoochy Review
March 29, 2002 5:28am ESTAs a skewed look at the darker side of children's television, Smoochy delivers enough laughs to keep its head above water--barely.
