Television Guide Fragment
A garbled TV listing fragment mentions Crooklyn Prince of the City Wu Wall of America Dead Man 1995 and actors Anthony Hopkins James Van Der Beek with scattered channel references and film notes.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2001
Page
26
A garbled TV listing fragment mentions Crooklyn Prince of the City Wu Wall of America Dead Man 1995 and actors Anthony Hopkins James Van Der Beek with scattered channel references and film notes.
Hollywood execs crown TV chefs as rock stars as Emeril Lagasse lands an NBC sitcom while UPN prepares an American version of Iron Chef hosted by William Shatner. Lagasse will continue Food Network shows as production shifts between New York and Los Angeles with design by Harry Thomason and Linda Bloodworth.
Jeff Folmsbee leads the Tony Awards telecast team, starting plans in January. They forecast nominees like Proof and The Producers, film packages on nominees, and adjust after official announcements to tell the season story with mini documentaries.
The page lists film titles and showtimes for Wynnsong 12 and Carmike Cinema 7 venues. Titles include The Mummy Returns Pearl Harbor A Knight's Tale Moulin Rouge Angel Eyes Driven and Animal Bridget Jones's Diary Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon with multiple daily screenings and exact times.
Listings show cinema chains including Ek Al Es CINEMA, CAMPUS and CORAL RIDGE in Coralville. Multiple screenings run noon through 10 PM for titles like Pearl Harbor, Shrek, The Mummy Returns, Bridget Jones's Diary, Along Came a Spider, The Tailor of Panama, A Knight's Tale, Angel Eyes, Spy Kids, Blow, What’s the Worst That Could Happen, Moulin Rouge and State and Main.
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