Audiences are used to seeing Sean Bean in action movies or playing the bad guy. But in director Niki Caro's "North Country," Bean gets to step into the shoes of a good guy for once. And at the Hollywood Premiere of "North Country," Bean told me that was definitely a welcome change. "It was quite refreshing just to play someone who was a bit more sympathetic, a bit more sensitive, who felt comfortable at home – being the man at home, the stay at home husband but who wasn’t a wimp," said Bean. (Photo © Richard Chavez).

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The Ladies of "Dreamer"
"Dreamer" was inspired by the true story of the promising filly, Mariah's Storm, who fractured her left front cannon bone during a race. Normally this would have been a career-ending injury, however her owners and trainers didn't give up on the horse. After rest and rehabilitation, Mariah's Storm went on to not just race again, but to win.

With "Dreamer," writer/director John Gatins set about to capture that same kind of heartwarming story. Starring Kurt Russell, Dakota Fanning, Elisabeth Shue, Freddy Rodriguez, and Kris Kristofferson, "Dreamer" is the story of a little girl who wouldn't give up on a horse and how that horse in turn helps a family heal its own wounds. Read More...

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