Brittany Snow grew up in Florida. An interest in performing led to her becoming a catalog model before getting an agent and starting to audition for acting roles. Her first big role came in 1998 when she was just 12 years old. More than 20 years later, shes worked in horror, comedies, dramas, musicals, and even video games. Shes done a little bit of everything.
In recent years, Snow has begun working behind the camera as well. Shes produced multiple projects and directed two short films. Snow has also been an advocate for multiple non-profit organizations, using her Hollywood recognition for a good cause. Shes got several projects in the pipeline, including a role in the second season of Netflixs The Night Agent, but these are her best tv and movie roles so far.
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In recent years, Snow has begun working behind the camera as well. Shes produced multiple projects and directed two short films. Snow has also been an advocate for multiple non-profit organizations, using her Hollywood recognition for a good cause. Shes got several projects in the pipeline, including a role in the second season of Netflixs The Night Agent, but these are her best tv and movie roles so far.
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- 10/28/2024
- by Amanda Bruce
- ScreenRant
Chronic City
By Jonathan Lethem (Random House Audio, read by Mark Deakins)
That's right, audio book. Which seems appropriate. Because when listening to Mr. Deakins soar, sink, and hiccough his way through his recitation of the labyrinthine, pulpy narrative that Lethem teases out of the raw materials of millennial Manhattan, my mind’s eye thought more than once, “Would that Orson Welles and his Mercury Theater of the Air had their shot at this one!” The clotted, spooky story, full of diabolical artistes, creepy mayoral aides-de-camp, monstrous giants, and cancerous space girls, all orbiting around a consumptive genius, was begging for the same crew that put together “The Shadow Knows…,” The War of the Worlds, and Citizen Kane.
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By Jonathan Lethem (Random House Audio, read by Mark Deakins)
That's right, audio book. Which seems appropriate. Because when listening to Mr. Deakins soar, sink, and hiccough his way through his recitation of the labyrinthine, pulpy narrative that Lethem teases out of the raw materials of millennial Manhattan, my mind’s eye thought more than once, “Would that Orson Welles and his Mercury Theater of the Air had their shot at this one!” The clotted, spooky story, full of diabolical artistes, creepy mayoral aides-de-camp, monstrous giants, and cancerous space girls, all orbiting around a consumptive genius, was begging for the same crew that put together “The Shadow Knows…,” The War of the Worlds, and Citizen Kane.
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- 4/27/2010
- by Ken Krimstein
- www.culturecatch.com
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