Jessica Biel in 'Powderer Blue' - It wont see theaters

[TBerk]

Seems the 'big screen' will have to be in the den at home as this one
is going to the DVD factory rather than the Projection Booth.

The story line concerns four characters dealing with loss in one form
or another, but since Ms. Biel's role is a stripper I see unfortunate
parallels to Marisa Tomei in 'the Wrestler'. Unfortunate in that they
are going to be made that is.

Here are some news story links:
http://movies.hollyscoop.com/jessica-biel/jessica-biels-stripper-movie-going-straight-to-dvd_1459.aspx
http://www.theweek.com/article/index/95874/Powder_Blue_and_Jessica_Biels_career

And here are some trailers:
http://powderbluemovie.com/
http://powderbluemovie.com/trailer2/

And a synopsis:
http://powderbluemovie.com/synopsis/

Seems it can be termed 'one of _those_ films...', but exactly what
define "those", in this case, remains to be seen.

Maybe in the modern cinema, actors take chances with these type of
films in order to work with more accomplished actors, (according to
IMDB;)

Jessica Biel
Eddie Redmayne
Forest Whitaker
Ray Liotta
Lisa Kudrow
Patrick Swayze
Kris Kristofferson
Alejandro Romero
Sanaa Lathan

(as in working with them) to 'get some chops', to stretch outside the
rut- but isn't that what the Stage is supposed to be for?

And of course I wouldn't mind seeing Jessica working the pole.

TBerk
yeah. that was me, I typed that...

[Avoid normal situations.]

TBerk <bayar...@yahoo.com> wrote:

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> to stretch outside the
> rut- but isn't that what the Stage is supposed to be for?

> And of course I wouldn't mind seeing Jessica working the pole.

http://www.joblo.com/video/moviehotties/player.php?video=bielpowderblueclip

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