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Harold Ramis on why he cast Elizabeth Hurley as the Devil in "Bedazzled" (2000) over Uma Thurman, Julianne Moore & Madonna: "I was told by Madonna’s agent that Madonna is the devil, which is why she’d be perfect for the role. But I was thinking of who was the... show more

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Elizabeth Hurley wore up to 19 different outfits as the Devil in Bedazzled. Hurley said she “tormented” Fraser. “He’s quite shy in real life. His character is very shy, too, and my character tortured him onscreen, so I did torture and tease him off screen too in best way.”

Elizabeth Hurley wore up to 19 different outfits as the Devil in Bedazzled. Hurley said she “tormented” Fraser. “He’s quite shy in real life. His character is very shy, too, and my character tortured him onscreen, so I did torture and tease him off screen too in best way.”

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Elizabeth Hurley on how she approached the role of the Devil in Harold Ramis' "Bedazzled" (2000): "Traditionally people always say they have more fun playing the villain. And traditionally American filmmakers invariably cast British people as the villain. It's kind of weird to always be cast as villain but I kind of like it and I think it's nice when it's a more intelligent verbal villain. It's quite rare in a movie that you get complete free reign. When you're deciding how your character should be, act, behave, talk, dress you know normally there's constraints. Normally the part you're playing earns a salary; lives in a certain house; maybe has kids, has parents. When you're the Devil, there's no limits. You can do anything you like. So I thought, 'well you know what one doesn't get this opportunity very often. I'm gonna go completely insane. I have the most outrageous silly things to do, say and wear that I can think of.' So we really did sort of really go to town and pulled in fabulous costumes, i think from everybody that I worked with in other parts of my life. There's one scene where I play the school teacher, that's all my clothes; sad but true." (Elizabeth Hurley interview, 2000) P.S: Happy 61st birthday, Elizabeth Hurley!

Elizabeth Hurley on how she approached the role of the Devil in Harold Ramis' "Bedazzled" (2000): "Traditionally people always say they have more fun playing the villain. And traditionally American filmmakers invariably cast British people as the villain. It's kind of weird to always be cast as villain but I kind of like it and I think it's nice when it's a more intelligent verbal villain. It's quite rare in a movie that you get complete free reign. When you're deciding how your character should be, act, behave, talk, dress you know normally there's constraints. Normally the part you're playing earns a salary; lives in a certain house; maybe has kids, has parents. When you're the Devil, there's no limits. You can do anything you like. So I thought, 'well you know what one doesn't get this opportunity very often. I'm gonna go completely insane. I have the most outrageous silly things to do, say and wear that I can think of.' So we really did sort of really go to town and pulled in fabulous costumes, i think from everybody that I worked with in other parts of my life. There's one scene where I play the school teacher, that's all my clothes; sad but true." (Elizabeth Hurley interview, 2000) P.S: Happy 61st birthday, Elizabeth Hurley!

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🚨NEW EPISODE🚨 👸Elizabeth I: The Virgin Queen👸 In the final episode on our series on Elizabeth I, Tom and Dominic discover: 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Why Elizabeth I is the best politician in English history 🫨Why Europe feared her 💍Why she never took a husband

🚨NEW EPISODE🚨 👸Elizabeth I: The Virgin Queen👸 In the final episode on our series on Elizabeth I, Tom and Dominic discover: 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Why Elizabeth I is the best politician in English history 🫨Why Europe feared her 💍Why she never took a husband

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President Trump is the Rightful King‼️👑 Tying in President Trump's posts on his Royal Bloodline. (Very Condensed version) One of Trump's posts led to a book titled : Elizabeth II and the details of the book states: "The throne came to her (Elizabeth II) by indirect means..." It was Mary Stewart (changed to Stuart), Queen of Scotland that was the rightful Queen of England. The accession of Elizabeth Tudor to the throne of England in November 1558 meant that Mary was, by virtue of her Tudor blood, next in line to the English throne. Elizabeth ultimately framed Queen Mary and held her in captivity for 18 years. President Trump's lineage is on the Scottish Royal Family side and Mary's Bloodline and would make him the rightful King of England. 👑 Sources of this information: -Brittanica -Amazon Books -Wikipedia -Trump : TruthSocial post Article Working on more information for the details for this is very revealing twist in the plot of what is coming!

President Trump is the Rightful King‼️👑 Tying in President Trump's posts on his Royal Bloodline. (Very Condensed version) One of Trump's posts led to a book titled : Elizabeth II and the details of the book states: "The throne came to her (Elizabeth II) by indirect means..." It was Mary Stewart (changed to Stuart), Queen of Scotland that was the rightful Queen of England. The accession of Elizabeth Tudor to the throne of England in November 1558 meant that Mary was, by virtue of her Tudor blood, next in line to the English throne. Elizabeth ultimately framed Queen Mary and held her in captivity for 18 years. President Trump's lineage is on the Scottish Royal Family side and Mary's Bloodline and would make him the rightful King of England. 👑 Sources of this information: -Brittanica -Amazon Books -Wikipedia -Trump : TruthSocial post Article Working on more information for the details for this is very revealing twist in the plot of what is coming!

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President Trump is the Rightful King! 👑 Tying in President Trump's posts on his Royal Bloodline. (Very Condensed version) One of Trump's post led to a book title Elizabeth II and the details of the book states: "The throne came to her (Elizabeth II) by indirect means..." It was Mary Stewart (changed to Stuart), Queen of Scotland that was the rightful Queen of England. The accession of Elizabeth Tudor to the throne of England in November 1558 meant that Mary was, by virtue of her Tudor blood, next in line to the English throne. Elizabeth ultimately framed Queen Mary and held her in captivity for 18 years. President Trump's lineage is on the Scottish Royal Family side and Mary's Bloodline and would make him the rightful King of England. 👑 Sources of this information: Brittanica Amazon Books Wikipedia Trump Truth post Article Working on a podcast for the details for this is very revealing of what is coming!

President Trump is the Rightful King! 👑 Tying in President Trump's posts on his Royal Bloodline. (Very Condensed version) One of Trump's post led to a book title Elizabeth II and the details of the book states: "The throne came to her (Elizabeth II) by indirect means..." It was Mary Stewart (changed to Stuart), Queen of Scotland that was the rightful Queen of England. The accession of Elizabeth Tudor to the throne of England in November 1558 meant that Mary was, by virtue of her Tudor blood, next in line to the English throne. Elizabeth ultimately framed Queen Mary and held her in captivity for 18 years. President Trump's lineage is on the Scottish Royal Family side and Mary's Bloodline and would make him the rightful King of England. 👑 Sources of this information: Brittanica Amazon Books Wikipedia Trump Truth post Article Working on a podcast for the details for this is very revealing of what is coming!

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She ended up doing the cs but the baby d!ed. The fact the sister in law is still saying “Devil can use anybody and I told you that I will make it up to you” is this a joke???? Why is she in that house too

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She ended up doing the cs but the baby d!ed. The fact the sister in law is still saying “Devil can use anybody and I told you that I will make it up to you” is this a joke???? Why is she in that house too

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Elizabeth McGovern was only 18 while filming Robert Redford's "Ordinary People" (1980)— her debut feature. After auditioning for the movie & being cast in the role of Jeannine Pratt, she was accepted into Juilliard as a student. Redford was so impressed with her but Juilliard had the policy of not allowing any of their students to act in a movie or play once they get admitted in the school. But her chemistry with Timothy Hutton was great & he, along with everyone in the crew were convinced that she was perfect for the role. One day, after thinking it wasn't possible to land her for the role, Robert Redford had invited Marie Osmond to read with Hutton for the role. Redford knew her family very well as they were from Utah. A week later, Redford suddenly went to New York unannounced, pleaded with the management of Juilliard and struck a deal to have them allow Elizabeth McGovern to appear for filming on the weekends. This way, she didn't miss any of the classes and managed to complete the movie. ("Timothy Hutton: Why Elizabeth McGovern Almost Wasn't In "Ordinary People" | FOLCS", 2026) P.S: Happy 65th birthday, Elizabeth McGovern!

Elizabeth McGovern was only 18 while filming Robert Redford's "Ordinary People" (1980)— her debut feature. After auditioning for the movie & being cast in the role of Jeannine Pratt, she was accepted into Juilliard as a student. Redford was so impressed with her but Juilliard had the policy of not allowing any of their students to act in a movie or play once they get admitted in the school. But her chemistry with Timothy Hutton was great & he, along with everyone in the crew were convinced that she was perfect for the role. One day, after thinking it wasn't possible to land her for the role, Robert Redford had invited Marie Osmond to read with Hutton for the role. Redford knew her family very well as they were from Utah. A week later, Redford suddenly went to New York unannounced, pleaded with the management of Juilliard and struck a deal to have them allow Elizabeth McGovern to appear for filming on the weekends. This way, she didn't miss any of the classes and managed to complete the movie. ("Timothy Hutton: Why Elizabeth McGovern Almost Wasn't In "Ordinary People" | FOLCS", 2026) P.S: Happy 65th birthday, Elizabeth McGovern!

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Actor Damson Idris: "I went in the corner...and I was like 'Come on, Devil. Come on, Devil. Come to me. Come to me.'...I felt the energy...That stuff is real."

Actor Damson Idris: "I went in the corner...and I was like 'Come on, Devil. Come on, Devil. Come to me. Come to me.'...I felt the energy...That stuff is real."

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For historian Elizabeth Pryor, the N-word posed a quandary. On the one hand, her father, comedian Richard Pryor, used the word on stage as part of his routine. But he would also tell her when she was a child not to let anyone call her the N-word. "I just knew in my heart there was a difference between the word that he was trying to highlight and the racist word that I was called at school," she told PBS News' Geoff Bennett. "But it was hard to figure out." Elizabeth, a professor at Smith College, has spent much of her career studying the origins of the N-word. In her new book, "Something We Said: Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word, and Me," she examines how her father changed comedy and his relationship with the N-word. "He literally told me I had to punch somebody out if they ever call me the N-word," she said. Yet, he "also went up on stage, and he had a gold record that was on the wall, and it was, 'That N-word's crazy.' So it was hard to figure out, as was my dad in many ways, which is part of the story." Elizabeth spoke to Bennett for the latest episode of PBS News' podcast, "Settle In," about her new book and her father's legacy. For the full episode:

For historian Elizabeth Pryor, the N-word posed a quandary. On the one hand, her father, comedian Richard Pryor, used the word on stage as part of his routine. But he would also tell her when she was a child not to let anyone call her the N-word. "I just knew in my heart there was a difference between the word that he was trying to highlight and the racist word that I was called at school," she told PBS News' Geoff Bennett. "But it was hard to figure out." Elizabeth, a professor at Smith College, has spent much of her career studying the origins of the N-word. In her new book, "Something We Said: Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word, and Me," she examines how her father changed comedy and his relationship with the N-word. "He literally told me I had to punch somebody out if they ever call me the N-word," she said. Yet, he "also went up on stage, and he had a gold record that was on the wall, and it was, 'That N-word's crazy.' So it was hard to figure out, as was my dad in many ways, which is part of the story." Elizabeth spoke to Bennett for the latest episode of PBS News' podcast, "Settle In," about her new book and her father's legacy. For the full episode:

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In light of the Hayden Panettierre story Stern’s recent interview with Charlize Theron is so disturbing. She acknowledges that someone who is “a very big deal“ in Hollywood acted as sexual predator towards her, but she won’t name him. So she’s leaving other young actresses to be preyed upon by whoever this man is. She’s one of the biggest stars in Hollywood and she can’t say who it was and help protect the next generation? If not an A Lister like her, who? If I were doing this interview, I would’ve pressed and said, why will you not name him given the fact that he was and continues to be a threat to the safety of young women?

In light of the Hayden Panettierre story Stern’s recent interview with Charlize Theron is so disturbing. She acknowledges that someone who is “a very big deal“ in Hollywood acted as sexual predator towards her, but she won’t name him. So she’s leaving other young actresses to be preyed upon by whoever this man is. She’s one of the biggest stars in Hollywood and she can’t say who it was and help protect the next generation? If not an A Lister like her, who? If I were doing this interview, I would’ve pressed and said, why will you not name him given the fact that he was and continues to be a threat to the safety of young women?

Megan Basham

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Oburu Oginga: As I had told you before, I informed you that he was well and kicking about and he will soon be back in the country. That was not a lie; it was the truth. He was very well until last night, I spoke to him. He was vibrant, up and kicking. It is only unfortunate this morning that he suffered shock, which is suspected after the post-mortem to be a heart attack

Oburu Oginga: As I had told you before, I informed you that he was well and kicking about and he will soon be back in the country. That was not a lie; it was the truth. He was very well until last night, I spoke to him. He was vibrant, up and kicking. It is only unfortunate this morning that he suffered shock, which is suspected after the post-mortem to be a heart attack

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Max Foster suggests that, for the USA, Princess Catherine's combination of Disney-esque princess brand, her status as future Queen, and her refinement and stoicism - which is reminiscent of Queen Elizabeth, is fascinating in a similar way as Queen Elizabeth was. The character, the status, the brand, the history. KateM paraphrases his comments, says the American fondness for Queen Elizabeth has transferred to the Princess of Wales.

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“That would make a ton of sense … and I think basketball programs in the ACC could use that.” Since Dan Hurley is in Raleigh, he was naturally asked about the ACC-Big East merger Coach K has been pushing. Hurley is in favor of it and has spoken to K and Big East officials about it.

“That would make a ton of sense … and I think basketball programs in the ACC could use that.” Since Dan Hurley is in Raleigh, he was naturally asked about the ACC-Big East merger Coach K has been pushing. Hurley is in favor of it and has spoken to K and Big East officials about it.

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Pierce Brosnan on the lucky break that launched his film career: "I struck a vein of gold there. I was very fortunate. I was really lucky." Speaking during the third season of Remington Steele ("We're still making it. Yes. Hence this growth here. See, we've just finished our third season back in the States."), Brosnan looks back on how quickly things came together for him at the start. It happened almost by accident. As he tells it, in one slow week he managed to land roles in two films. The first was The Long Good Friday, where he played a small but memorable part: "I was the gentleman killer. I was the killer. I pick the fellow up in the swimming bars and then I stab him and then I pop up at the end of the movie and I point at Mr. Hoskin's head." The second was The Mirror Crack'd, alongside Elizabeth Taylor. His role there was brief, but the detail he remembers is a good one: "I was being cradled on Liz Taylor's bosoms." He plays down the depth of the part with a laugh: "It's very very very uh it's very brief. Um I mean my approach but uh it's just she looks into my eyes and says Jamie Jamie and puts a head and that was it." For all the Hollywood success, Brosnan stays rooted in where he came from. Ask him about his accent and he turns it into a running joke: "The Irish accent? Uh well, that comes and goes. It all depends on who I'm talking to. So, by the end of this interview, I might be back into the bro." He left Ireland in 1964, and what stuck with him from his schooling is told with affection and a bit of dread: "Christian brothers. They were fierce fellas. Fierce fellas. Yes." The bit of the language he still carries is small but fondly held: "All I all I remember is sig and dawia and sig she means sit down and dal means go home."

Pierce Brosnan on the lucky break that launched his film career: "I struck a vein of gold there. I was very fortunate. I was really lucky." Speaking during the third season of Remington Steele ("We're still making it. Yes. Hence this growth here. See, we've just finished our third season back in the States."), Brosnan looks back on how quickly things came together for him at the start. It happened almost by accident. As he tells it, in one slow week he managed to land roles in two films. The first was The Long Good Friday, where he played a small but memorable part: "I was the gentleman killer. I was the killer. I pick the fellow up in the swimming bars and then I stab him and then I pop up at the end of the movie and I point at Mr. Hoskin's head." The second was The Mirror Crack'd, alongside Elizabeth Taylor. His role there was brief, but the detail he remembers is a good one: "I was being cradled on Liz Taylor's bosoms." He plays down the depth of the part with a laugh: "It's very very very uh it's very brief. Um I mean my approach but uh it's just she looks into my eyes and says Jamie Jamie and puts a head and that was it." For all the Hollywood success, Brosnan stays rooted in where he came from. Ask him about his accent and he turns it into a running joke: "The Irish accent? Uh well, that comes and goes. It all depends on who I'm talking to. So, by the end of this interview, I might be back into the bro." He left Ireland in 1964, and what stuck with him from his schooling is told with affection and a bit of dread: "Christian brothers. They were fierce fellas. Fierce fellas. Yes." The bit of the language he still carries is small but fondly held: "All I all I remember is sig and dawia and sig she means sit down and dal means go home."

History Nerd

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CNN's Dana Bash says she was surprised to see Senator Elizabeth Warren attending the State of the Union tonight: "I was kind of surprised to see Elizabeth Warren walking in, and she I asked her, 'why are you going to the speech?' And she said, you know, 'I'm here for the people of Massachusetts. I know he the president is going to lie, but let him lie to my face.' And so, you know, that was certainly a noteworthy comment to hear from Elizabeth Warren. But it just kind of shows the different objectives and different strategies of the Democrats as they still try to figure out the best way to handle this president, which has not been easy."

CNN's Dana Bash says she was surprised to see Senator Elizabeth Warren attending the State of the Union tonight: "I was kind of surprised to see Elizabeth Warren walking in, and she I asked her, 'why are you going to the speech?' And she said, you know, 'I'm here for the people of Massachusetts. I know he the president is going to lie, but let him lie to my face.' And so, you know, that was certainly a noteworthy comment to hear from Elizabeth Warren. But it just kind of shows the different objectives and different strategies of the Democrats as they still try to figure out the best way to handle this president, which has not been easy."

Nicholas Fondacaro

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Ryan Reynolds says the hilarious process of pitching Madonna to use "Like a Prayer" in Deadpool & Wolverine. "I had 'Like a Prayer' stuck in my head for 6 years... but I hadn't yet asked for permission to use it, which is a rookie move." "We ended up going to Madonna’s house to show her how it was being used on a laptop... do I call her Madonna? Or Mudge? Or M?" "Madonna ended up having one of the greatest musical notes... put it in the movie and it was a game changer." "She asked, 'Are you two calling to argue with me?' and I said 'I've done some powerfully stupid things in my life, but nothing that dumb.'" "She's Madonna for a reason."

Ryan Reynolds says the hilarious process of pitching Madonna to use "Like a Prayer" in Deadpool & Wolverine. "I had 'Like a Prayer' stuck in my head for 6 years... but I hadn't yet asked for permission to use it, which is a rookie move." "We ended up going to Madonna’s house to show her how it was being used on a laptop... do I call her Madonna? Or Mudge? Or M?" "Madonna ended up having one of the greatest musical notes... put it in the movie and it was a game changer." "She asked, 'Are you two calling to argue with me?' and I said 'I've done some powerfully stupid things in my life, but nothing that dumb.'" "She's Madonna for a reason."

Garaa

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Right before Elizabeth Warren (Elizabeth Warren) voted against Pete Hegseth (Secretary of War Pete Hegseth) in 2025, she told me that Hegseth was a drunk and essentially a threat to women and children. This is the same Elizabeth Warren who described Graham Platner (Graham Platner for Senate) as “the fire we need.” Platner announced he is taking time to “reflect on his campaign” after he was accused of sexual assault. Elected Democrats are hypocrites and liars.

Right before Elizabeth Warren (Elizabeth Warren) voted against Pete Hegseth (Secretary of War Pete Hegseth) in 2025, she told me that Hegseth was a drunk and essentially a threat to women and children. This is the same Elizabeth Warren who described Graham Platner (Graham Platner for Senate) as “the fire we need.” Platner announced he is taking time to “reflect on his campaign” after he was accused of sexual assault. Elected Democrats are hypocrites and liars.

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I was not expecting to get teary this early in the night but Elizabeth Warren's amazingly warm reception at the DNC convention made me choke up a bit. So well-deserved. Elizabeth is fantastic! 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

I was not expecting to get teary this early in the night but Elizabeth Warren's amazingly warm reception at the DNC convention made me choke up a bit. So well-deserved. Elizabeth is fantastic! 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

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Sacha Baron Cohen was wonderful as #Mephisto. Very charming, controlled, mysterious, and creepy. "The devil is in the details." I love what they did with the spoon. #Ironheart #RiriWilliams #MCU #Marvel

Sacha Baron Cohen was wonderful as #Mephisto. Very charming, controlled, mysterious, and creepy. "The devil is in the details." I love what they did with the spoon. #Ironheart #RiriWilliams #MCU #Marvel

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