Price Check
Price Check, a new film by writer-director Michael Walker, is being billed as a comedy about the “high price of a middle-class life.” It stars Eric Mabius (Ugly Betty) as Pete Cozy, a husband and father who works a 9-to-5 gig in the pricing department of a midsize supermarket chain. It’s not the most glamorous of jobs, but it’s almost enough to support his wife, Sara (Annie Parisse), and their young son. Though the bills are piling up, Pete and Sara make due with what they have. (And don’t pick up the phone when the creditors call.)... read more
Found in: Movies, ReviewsIFC Films Picks Up New Independent Comedy with Parker Posey
Parker Posey’s new film, Price Check, has found a home at IFC Films. According to IndieWire, IFC Films will have all the North American rights to the film which they plan on releasing the film in the near future.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsParker Posey's Emmy Acceptance Advice
It can be a stressful thing giving an Emmy acceptance speech. With so many clichés to pick from, it is hard to know what route to go. Luckily, Parker Posey has made a video on how to give the perfect Emmy Speech.... read more
Found in: Blogs, Awesome of the DayParker Posey to Appear in Season Premiere of New Girl
Parker Posey has been lauded for her recent work on Louie, on which she appeared for two episodes as a bookstore clerk that Louis C.K.’s character goes on an eventful date with.... read more
Found in: TV, NewsThe 20 Best Acting Performances of Sundance 2012
Sundance isn't just a place where great directors are born and grow, it's also the home of some of the best acting performances of each year in film. Paste film editor Michael Dunaway and contributing writer Jeremy Matthews each pick their 10 favorites. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayPaste mPlayer Issue 16 Is Live!
It’s been two decades since Richard Linklater’s Slacker hit theaters. Paste’s Michael Dunaway talked to several Linklater collaborators and admirers—Parker Posey, Jason Reitman, Greg Kinnear, Miranda Cosgrove, Keanu Reeves and Ethan Hawke for our first-ever animated cover.... read more
Found in: NewsSundance Preview Week: 10 Slamdance & Smaller Sundance Films We're Looking Forward To
Experienced Sundancers get a twinkle in their eye when they tell you about the exquisite little film they discovered... read more
Found in: Movies, FeaturesHappy Tears Review
Release Date: Feb. 19 Director/Writer: Mitchell Lichtenstein Cinematography: Jamie Anderson Starring: Parker Posey, Demi Moore, Rip Torn, Ellen Barkin, Christian Camargo Studio/Run Time: Roadside Attractions, 95 mins. Complicated yet oddly light family story Watching a parent’s health deteriorate is always a uniquely excruciating process: For Jayne (Parker Posey) and Laura (Demi Moore), two sisters who reluctantly return to Pittsburgh to confront their alcoholic father’s worsening dementia, the experience is equal parts bizarre and heartbreaking. Happy Tears is Mitchell Lichtenstein’s second feature (his first, dark 2007 comedy Teeth, remains the definitive text on vagina dentata). Somewhat appropriately, Happy Tears’... read more
Found in: Movies, ReviewsParker Posey, Johnny Knoxville join Waters' Fruitcake
Four years ago, John Waters released a Christmas album. Yes, you read that right. Waters, the boundary pushing director and actor, the man best known for his love of camp and cross-dressers, released an album full of handpicked Christmas tunes like "Fat Daddy," "Here Comes Fatty Claus," and "Happy Birthday Jesus." The album's release must have ignited Waters' passion for the festive holiday, because last year it was announced that he'd be helming a children's Christmas movie. (Yes, you read that right too.) And, as is standard in the World of Waters, the story only gets stranger. Recently, it was... read more
Found in: Music, NewsBroken English
Director Zoe Cassavetes has some impressive family ties. Her mother, Gena Rowlands... read more
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