Henry Polic II (1945-2013)

Henry Polic II, a television personality for close to forty years, died at 68 years. The actor began his career in 1975 with ABC, on which he acted as the Nottingham Sheriff. He later went on and acted as Dracula briefly in the 1970s series the Monster Squad and later on guest-starred in a dozen of shows, such as Mork and Mindy, Saved by the Bell, Alice, Eight Is Enough, Sheena, and Murder, She Wrote. Acting in various supporting roles, Henry Polic remained a popular face of TV for American generations from the 1970's through to his death. In addition, he went on to accomplish mainstream status for children as well as adults alike during his period as the main voice of Dr. Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow on Batman: The animation series.. ..

"X-Men: Days of Future Past" Wows Audiences With Fast-Paced Action and Emotional Depth

"X-Men: Days of Future Past" brings all of fans' favorite Marvel Comics mutants back to the big screen for a fast-paced saga that melds the future with the past. Directed by Bryan Singer, "X-Men: Days of Future Past" takes the audience on an action-packed adventure from a future time that threatens the existence of both mutants and humans to the distant 1970s with hopes that the current future can be changed... ..

Long Day's Journey Into Night: What Might Have Been

Among the many themes in Eugene O'Neill's play, one is the question of what might have been had we taken the road not taken (to paraphrase from Robert Frost). No matter which road we take, we will have cut ourselves off from a different life than the one we chose. But we can only have what we chose. We can never have in reality what we only imagine. The question is not, "What might have been" but, rather, "What now?" What choices will define us now? What road will we take now from among the unlimited number of roads that are before us? These questions are explored in this article... ..

"CHEF" - A New Film Report

This baby's a winner! I liked everything! The story clicked every minute-- from the first jazzy scenes where you see the chef and his assistants getting ready for another upscale night in the life of a Los Angeles fine restaurant. But soon we glimpse the chef at odds with the owner. The chef needs to release his real creativity in the menu he presents to his patrons- while the owner demands that he stick with the surefire winners that have made them both successful... ..