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Shalhoub knew about my Monk Magazine from his wife (actress Brooke Adams), friends, and cousin-in-law, and, most important, from my own interview of him and his producer friend (a huge Monk Magazine fan) earlier that spring at the Taos Film Festival, where Mr. Shalhoub was promoting his directorial debut, ironically entitled "Made-Up."
Forbes.com: News James Marshall Crotty 2011
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We also sat on a panel together (along with Alexander Jablokow and Wen Spencer) called "How to Make This Made-Up Stuff Believable: The Plausible vs. the Possible," which, despite being confined to the role of moderating, I found pretty interesting (and hope the audience did too).
Archive 2007-02-01 Lou Anders 2007
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We also sat on a panel together (along with Alexander Jablokow and Wen Spencer) called "How to Make This Made-Up Stuff Believable: The Plausible vs. the Possible," which, despite being confined to the role of moderating, I found pretty interesting (and hope the audience did too).
Back from Boskone Lou Anders 2007
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After all, “Lord, Liar, or Lunatic” will never convince someone open to the possibility of “Misquoted, Misunderstood, or Made-Up”.
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Two real-life sisters, Brooke Adams and Lynne Adams, bring us "Made-Up."
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The Made-Up Life and Real Death of Clyde Angel: The identity of a popular but mysterious outsider artist is revealed.
Chicago Reader 2010
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The Made-Up Life and Real Death of Clyde Angel: The identity of a popular but mysterious outsider artist is revealed.
Chicago Reader 2010
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The Made-Up Life and Real Death of Clyde Angel: The identity of a popular but mysterious outsider artist is revealed.
Chicago Reader 2010
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The Made-Up Life and Real Death of Clyde Angel: The identity of a popular but mysterious outsider artist is revealed.
Chicago Reader 2010
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The Made-Up Life and Real Death of Clyde Angel: The identity of a popular but mysterious outsider artist is revealed.
Chicago Reader 2010
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