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• “Others know him from his co-starring roles on such TV shows as Men of a Certain Age and The Shield.”

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• “You might know Moore from her co-starring role in the Oscar-nominated flick "The Kids Are All Right" she has also starred in films such as "A Single Man" and "An Ideal Husband".”

  The Washington Post: The TV Column: HBO announces new McCain/Palin film, 'Game Change'

• “Jackson Rathbone is co-starring in The Last Airbender that opens just days after Eclipse this summer.”

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• “But throw in the fact that 50/50 is an often hilarious comedy co-produced by and co-starring Seth Rogen (who worked with Reiser on Da Ali G Show while Reiser was undergoing treatment), and you have a very special, refreshingly personal movie that will make both men and women laugh (without being silly or gross) and cry (without being maudlin).”

  The Huffington Post: Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: 50/50 -- Seth Rogen Grows Up (Sort of) for Cancer Comedy

• “The most astonishing moment is when Babin opens a locket that's been pilfered from Suzanne and finds their photos in it—photos taken, perhaps, when the two actors were co-starring in "The Last Metro," and were gorgeous.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Deneuve, Tart Humor Elevate 'Potiche'

• “Turner Classic Movies recently did a night full of films starring the impenetrable George Raft, including this San Francisco-set drama co-starring Joan Bennett.”

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• “Executive produced by Steven Spielberg and co-starring Debra Messing, Anjelica Huston and Katharine McPhee , "Smash" follows two starlets in search of their big break.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Dream Smasher

• “Perhaps the highlight of Ms. Russell's career was co-starring with another bombshell, Marilyn Monroe, in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," Anita Loos's sly 1953 hit musical about a pair of showgirls on the prowl.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Actress Heated Up the Silver Screen

• “She made a string of movies including a pair of films noirs co-starring Robert Mitchum, one of the few leads who seemed to thrive on screen with her, "His Kind of Woman" (1951) and "Macao" (1952).”

  The Wall Street Journal: Actress Heated Up the Silver Screen

• “The singer-actor, Scotland-born but living stateside since his 2003 Broadway debut in "Taboo" playing Boy George and co-starring with Boy George, oddly, who played someone else, was defending his strange red plaid short sleeved shirt and blue tie getup.”

  The Washington Post: Euan Morton both frisky and pensive at Signature

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