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The article reviews the motion picture "The Illusionist," starring Edward Norton.

The article provides information on director John Curran and the making of the film The Painted Veil, based on W. Somerset Maughan's 1925 novel. The film, starring Edward Norton and Naomi Watts, is about marital conflict. Curran confesses he has no tricks for directing his multi-million-dollar talent to do persuasive portrayals. He describes his experiences in directing the movie.

The article presents an interview with actor Edward Norton. He tells about how he landed a role in the movie "Primal Fear." According to him, the most challenging thing in directing is to communicate to various people such as actors, cinematographers and costume designers. He cites questions that he would likely ask a director up front.

The article reviews several travel-inspiring motion pictures, including "The Illusionist," starring Edward Norton and Jessica Biel, "The Da Vinci Code," starring Tom Hanks and Audrey Tautou, and "The Holiday," starring Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet.

The article reviews the motion picture "Kingdom of Heaven," directed by Ridley Scott, starring Jeremy Irons and Edward Norton.

The article reviews three motion pictures including "Accepted," starring Justin Long and Blake Lively, "Factotum," directed by Bent Hamer, starring Matt Dillon, Lili Taylor and Marisa Tomei, and "The Illusionist," starring Edward Norton and Paul Giamatti.

The article discusses the production of the film "Down in the Valley," directed by David Jacobson, starring Edward Norton and shot by cinematographer Enrique Chediak. Two Panaflex Millenium XL cameras were used for the entire production. The C-Series anamorphic lenses of Panavision were used to create the washed-out look of the film and to convey the heat and dryness of San Fernando Valley in California.

Critiques the motion picture '25th Hour,' directed by Spike Lee and starring Edward Norton. Theme and plot of the movie; Affinity with contemporary political or social issues; Comparison of the movie with Lee's other works; Directorial style.

Interviews actress Salma Hayek. Reason for starring in the film 'Frida'; Contributions of actor Edward Norton to the film's script; Views of Hayek on being an immigrant in the U.S.; Career background of the actress.

Presents photographs of several Hollywood celebrities. Russell Crowe; Edward Norton; Salma Hayek.

This article reviews the motion pictures "Keeping the Faith," directed by Edward Norton and starring Ben Stiller and Anne Bancroft and "East-West," directed by Régis Wargnier.

The article looks at different incarnations that the Incredible Hulk comic book character has seen over time. The Hulk was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. Actor Edward Norton is set to play the Hulk's human alter-ego, Bruce Banner, in a film that will be a 'do-over' from the film directed by Ang Lee and starring Eric Bana.

Features a look at actor Art Carney, who died last week at the age of 85. The role of Ed Norton, the sewer worker in "The Honeymooners"; Academy Award-winning role in "Harry and Tonto" and other roles; Comparisons to Charlie Chaplin, Stan Laurel and Sancho Panza; Overcoming difficulties such as divorce, nervous breakdown and alcohol; His versatility as an actor.

Reviews the motion picture, '25th Hour,' directed by Spike Lee and starring Edward Norton.

Reviews the motion picture 'Red Dragon,' starring Edward Norton and Anthony Hopkins, and directed by Brett Ratner.

The article reports on consideration of actor Ed Norton for renting his two-unit bungalow located at the Las Flores Beach of Malibu, California. Topics discussed include possession of several real property by Norton along with his wife Shauna Robertson at Malibu; listing of renovated modern century residence located at Encino, California by television producer Cécile Frot-Coutaz; and sale of condominium owned by actor Chris Noth located at West Hollywood, California.

Actor and filmmaker Edward Norton ("Primal Fear", "Fight Club") joins Ad Age Remotely to discuss his much- lesser-known side hustle as co-founder of TV audience and ad effectiveness measurement firm EDO. April 25 Ad Age hosts the A-List and Creativity Awards Gala tonight at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City. April 30-May 1 ESPN and ABC serve up the final day of coverage of the 2022 NFL Draft starting at noon ET on Saturday. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the potential of amorphous metals to play an important role in the energy future of U.S. According to Ed Norton, project manager at the Electrical Power Research Institute, it will take several years to completely investigate the uses of amorphous metals but he is expecting of transformers on amorphous metals by 1989. It mentions that amorphous metals has widespread uses and one of it is they make good high-power switches.

The article reviews the film "The Incredible Hulk," directed by Louis Leterrier, and starring Edward Norton and Tim Roth. INSET: Maximum Motion.

The article offers information on Crowdrise, a for-profit e-commerce website that uses crowdsourcing to drive charitable fundraising, launched by film producer Shauna Robertson and her husband Edward Norton. Topics discussed include raising 150 million U.S. dollars since the launch of Crowdrise in 2010, actress Olivia Wilde's reason such as poverty for donating to Crowdwise, and views of Hollywood philanthropic adviser Greg Propper on a pure nonprofit model versus for-profit social enterprise.

The article shares Edward Norton's praises for the cast and crew of the film "Motherless Brooklyn," which he wrote, produced and directed, under Warner Bros. Topics discussed include the role and contributions of production designer Beth Mickle, the importance of Amy Roth's tasks as a costume designer, and the efficiency of cinematographer Dick Pope.

The article features several celebrities during the weekend of parties in the U.S. as of October 14, 2019. Topics discussed include the talk by Rihanna at the Gugghenheim Museum for the launch party for her book "Rihanna," with publisher Phaidon, the hosting by Bruce Willis, Willem Dafoe and Gugu Mbatha-Raw of a screening of Edward Norton's film "Motherless Brooklyn," and the celebration of the launch of Studio 54-inspired capsule collection by designer Michael Kors at Bergdorf Goodman.

The article presents a list of secrets from the film "Birdman" with mention of a scene where actor Edward Norton reads "Labyrinths" by magic realism author Jorge Luis Borges, mention of stage actor Bill Camp's appearance in the film, and mention of the film's commentary on modern celebrities.

The article reports on the box office success forecast of the film "The Incredible Hulk." Starring Edward Norton as Bruce Banner, the film is expected to compete with other films in 2008. Moreover, after the box office failure of the film "Hulk" five years ago, producer 20th Century Fox expected a strong first week profit of the film which will be release on June 13, 2008.

The article present an interview with actor Ramón Rodríguez. Topics discussed include working in Disney's new "The One and Only Ivan" as George, an animal keeper at a circus that sees ticket sales soar when it's discovered that Ivan, a silverback gorilla; the message of the film; the story behind "Man Child" which Edward Norton has already signed on to produce; and also mentions about working during quarantine.

The article discusses the 1924 attempt by a team of mountaineers including Edward Norton, George Mallory, and Andrew Irvine to climb Mount Everest. Particular focus is given to an account of the expedition left by Irish medical officer and naturalist Richard William George Hingston. Details related to Hingston's activities collecting specimens and providing vaccinations to the mountaineers are presented, as well as an account of his assistance to to Norton when he was stuck with snow-blindness. Mallory and Irvine's disappearance, and the possibility that they may have reached the top of the mountain before their deaths, are also discussed.

The article reviews the films "Leaves of Grass," starring Edward Norton and Richard Dreyfuss, "City Island," starring Andy García and Alan Arkin, and "The Bounty Hunter" starring Gerald Butler and Jennifer Aniston.

The article reviews several films including "The Greatest," starring Pierce Brosnan and Carey Mulligan, "Leaves of Grass," starring Susan Sarandon and Edward Norton and "The Eclipse," starring Iben Hjejle and Aidan Quinn, directed by Conor McPherson.

The article reviews the films "Chloe," starring Liam Neeson and Julianne Moore, directed by Atom Egoyan and "Leaves of Grass," starring Edward Nortonl, directed by Tim Blake Nelson.

Several photographs of actor Edward Norton and Keira Knightley are presented.

The article presents photographs from three films scheduled for release after 2008. The motion pictures featured are "Star Trek," directed by J. J. Abrams, "Leaves of Grass," starring Edward Norton and "Good," starring Viggo Mortensen and Jodie Whittaker.

The article presents the credits to the film "The Incredible Hulk," directed by Louis Leterrier, produced by Avi Arad, Gale Anne Hurd, and Kevin Feige, and starring Edward Norton and Liv Tyler. The article also notes that a review of the film was previously published in the August 2008 issue of the journal.

This article provides information on relationships of Hollywood celebrities in the U.S. Film producer Shauna Robertson and actor Edward Norton has been dating since 2006. Singer John Mayer is currently dating actress Jennifer Aniston, after dating several celebrities, such as singer Jessica Simpson and actress Cameron Diaz.

The article reviews the motion pictures "The Incredible Hulk," starring Edward Norton and Liv Tyler, directed by Louis Leterrier and "You Don't Mess with the Zohan," starring Adam Sandler and John Turturro, directed by Dennis Dugan.

The article reviews the motion picture "The Incredible Hulk," starring Ed Norton, Liv Tyler and William Hurt. INSET: Backstory.

The article features casting director Deborah Aquila of Aquila/Wood Casting. Finding the right person for each and every part is something she is passionate about, and her instincts are spot-on. She cast a teenage Adrien Brody in a few films before he became an Oscar winner for "The Pianist," and she gave Edward Norton his break in "Primal Fear." This intuitiveness was honed in her own training as an actor. She holds degrees from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and the Stella Adler Conservatory in New York.

The article reviews the film "The Painted Veil," starring Naomi Watts and Edward Norton, directed by John Curran.

The article profiles motion picture actor Edward Norton, citing his achievements and contributions to environmentalism and the film industry in the U.S. He is among many celebrities and environmental activist in the country. He is included in the board of the Enterprise Foundation which has provided affordable homes worldwide. Details about his views and contributions to environmental protection and the film industry are provided.

The article features tropical vacation destinations. Cheeca Lodge in Islamorada, Florida is a 199-room resort that has hosted celebrities, including Ed Norton and Gene Hackman. Parrot Cay in Turks & Caicos is a flawless boutique spa and resort that includes both hotel-style rooms and private beach estates. Four Seasons is a 196-room resort, which is known for its sweeping ocean views, deluxe spa, seafood and golf course.