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On a brisk April afternoon in the East Village, Griffin Dunne steps through a portal to his past. He has hustled up the stairs of an East Village tenement too old for elevators despite its gentrified gleam. The hallways are narrow but clean and the doors look modern, new — until we arrive at the apartment we’re seeking. Layers of chipped paint speak of the passage of decades. The threshold is uneven — an entry to an era of slanting wooden floors, fire escape patios and bathrooms the size of closets. Inside, hats of fantastic shapes and sizes dot the blue walls, and everywhere there are books and flyers about Blondie, the Pyramid Club, Candy Darling, David Wojnarowicz, etc. Here is the habitat of a performance artist, impeccably preserved for decades and in fact still very much in use.

Because he’s trying to help his daughter, the actor Hannah Dunne,...

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Vmi Releasing has acquired North American distribution rights to Verdi Productions’ Bryan Greenberg and Griffin Dunne opioid crisis thriller Junction out of the Cannes market.

Greenberg, whose acting credits include How to Make It In America, wrote and directed the story which tackles the crisis from the viewpoints of three people who must reckon with the consequences of their choices: the CEO of a pharmaceutical company, a doctor, and a patient.

The cast includes Sophia Bush, Ashley Madekwe, Ryan Eggold, Jamie Chung, Josh Peck, Michaela Conlin, Yara Martinez, Dascha Polanco, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Dash Mihok,...

Sharper Review — Sharper (2023) Film Review, a movie directed by Benjamin Caron, written by Brian Gatewood and Alessandro Tanaka and starring Julianne Moore, John Lithgow, Sebastian Stan, Justice Smith, Briana Middleton, Hannah Dunne, Giullian Yao Gioiello, Phillip Johnson Richardson, Quincy Dunn-Baker, Tom White, Patrick Cooley, Blaise Corrigan, Samara Joy and Doris McCarthy. Director Benjamin [...]

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Josh Peck and Kea Ho have joined the cast of “Junction,” an upcoming drama about the opioid crisis. The film is written and directed by Bryan Greenberg, who is best known for his work as an actor on “How to Make It in America” and “One Tree Hill.” “Junction” will be his feature directorial debut.

Peck and Ho join an ensemble that includes Griffin Dunne (“After Hours”), Sophia Bush (“Chicago P.D.”), Hilarie Burton (“One Tree Hill”), Jamie Chung (“Dexter: New Blood”), Michaela Conlin (“Bones”), Hill Harper (“The Good Doctor”) Ashley Madekwe (“Country Lines”), Ryan Eggold (“The Blacklist”), Dascha Polanco (“Orange Is the New Black”), Dash Mihok (“I Am Legend”), Geoff Stults (“Wedding Crashers”), Eddie Kaye Thomas (“American Pie”) and Hannah Dunne (“Marriage Story”).

Peck, whose credits include “The Wackness” and “Mean Creek,” will soon appear in Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer.” Ho’s credits include “Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.

You never see the color blue in “Beneath the Blue Suburban Skies,” an unassuming slice-of-life family drama in brittle black and white. But Edward Burns still dares you to imagine the soothing shade stretching over the nearly identical middle-class homes of a commuter town outside of New York, symmetrically assembled with unexceptional yards rubbing shoulders with one another. For a film that has more quiet distress than cheeriness in store, this resembles an ironically happy image once considered in color. But through a low-key rhythm that informs much of his fiercely independent work, including that of “The Brothers McMullen” (the actor-writer-director’s 1995 Sundance-winning breakout),

Attentively shot by William Rexer with elegant lighting and deep contrasts — a sweeping look in a modestly-scoped film that warrants a big screen — it all starts with alcohol inside a domesticated kitchen that could be out of a “Pleasantville”-ish 1950s. We watch as Tina mixes...

Vulture Watch Will the music play on? Is the Mozart in the Jungle TV show cancelled or renewed for a fifth season on Amazon? The television vulture is watching all the latest TV cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Mozart in the Jungle, season five. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?   What's This TV Show About? An Amazon comedy drama, Mozart in the Jungle stars Gael García Bernal, Lola Kirke, Malcolm McDowell, Bernadette Peters, Saffron Burrows, and Hannah Dunne. Guest stars in season four include Debra Monk, Masi Oka, Michael Emerson, and John Cameron Mitchell. In this installment Rodrigo (García Bernal) strives to maintain his inspiration, and Hailey (Kirke) is fighting to prove herself, professionally. Meanwhile, they go public with their relationship. Also,...

Network: Amazon. Episodes: 40 (half-hour). Seasons: Four. TV show dates: December 23, 2014 -- February 15, 2018. Series status: Cancelled. Performers include: Gael García Bernal, Lola Kirke, Peter Vack, Gael García Bernal, Bernadette Peters, Malcolm McDowell, Bob Dishy, Hannah Dunne, Constantine Maroulis, Joshua Bell, Jennifer Kim, Griffin Birney, Matt Braver, Tom Bateman, John Anderson, Gabriel Millman, Rachel Zeiger-Haag, Eddie K. Robinson, Philip Jackson Smith, and Erica Yang. TV show description:      Based on the critically-acclaimed memoir Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs & Classical Music by Blair Tindall, this dramedy series takes a look at what happens behind the curtains at the New York Symphony. It turns out that backstage is just as captivating as what happens on stage. Artistic dedication and creativity collide with mind games, politicking and survival instincts.

The final note has sounded. The Mozart in the Jungle TV show has been cancelled after four seasons on Amazon. The executive producers have confirmed there will be no fifth season. Check out their statement, below. An Amazon Prime comedy drama, Mozart in the Jungle stars Gael García Bernal, Lola Kirke, Malcolm McDowell, Bernadette Peters, Saffron Burrows, and Hannah Dunne. Guest stars in in the fourth season include Debra Monk, Masi Oka, Michael Emerson, and John Cameron Mitchell. Based on Blair Tindall's memoir, Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs & Classical Music, the series peeks behind the curtains at the New York Symphony. Read More…...

“Mozart in the Jungle” is ending its four-season run, marking the first cancellation under Amazon’s new chief Jennifer Salke, the streaming network said.

“We are so proud of the four seasons we made of this show and are grateful to the cast, crew, fans and Amazon for writing this symphony with us. We hope people will keep finding the show for years to come,” executive producers Paul Weitz, Will Graham, Roman Coppola and Jason Schwartzman said in a statement.

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Salke — who stepped in to oversee all television and film production at Amazon in February after serving six years as entertainment president at NBC — has voiced her intent to pivot Amazon from niche projects to big-budget epics on the scale of “Game of Thrones.”

The comedy-drama series was inspired by “Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs, and Classical Music,” the 2005 memoir of oboist Blair Tindall. Gael Garcia Bernal, Lola Kirke, Saffron Burrows, Hannah Dunne and Peter Vack also star.

The first season of “Mozart” was both a critical darling and a hit with viewers, winning two Golden Globes — one for Best Television Series – Comedy or Musical and a second for Garcia Bernal for Best Actor — and scoring a 95 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 73 out of 100 on Metacritic.

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The song is over for Mozart in the Jungle. Amazon today canceled its symphonic dramedy after four seasons, Deadline has confirmed.

“We are so proud of the four seasons we made of this show and are grateful to the cast, crew, fans and Amazon for writing this symphony with us,” executive producers Paul Weitz, Will Graham, Roman Coppola and Jason Schwartzman said iun a statement. “We hope people will keep finding the show for years to come.”

Starring Gael García Bernal, Lola Kirke, Saffron Burrows, Malcolm McDowell, Hannah Dunne and Bernadette Peters, Mozart in the Jungle drew back the curtain at the New York Symphony, where artistic dedication and creativity collide with mind games, politicking and survival instincts. It was based on the memoir Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs & Classical Music by Blair Tindall.

The half-hour comedy-drama produced by Amazon Studios got Amazon seriously into the awards game, winning...

Does the fourth season of the Mozart in the Jungle TV show on Amazon hit all the right notes? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether TV shows are cancelled or renewed. Amazon and other streaming platforms, however, collect their own data. If you've been watching this TV series, we'd love to know how you feel about the Mozart in the Jungle season four episodes. We invite you to rate them for us, below. An Amazon comedy drama, Mozart in the Jungle stars Gael García Bernal, Lola Kirke, Malcolm McDowell, Bernadette Peters, Saffron Burrows, and Hannah Dunne. Guest stars in season four include Debra Monk, Masi Oka, Michael Emerson, and John Cameron Mitchell. In this installment Rodrigo (García Bernal) strives to maintain his inspiration, and Hailey (Kirke) is fighting to prove herself, professionally. Meanwhile, they go...

Crank up the music, and watch the official trailer for the fourth season of the Mozart In the Jungle TV show. Amazon has announced Mozart In the Jungle season four will premiere on Friday, February 16, 2018. A classical music comedy-drama, Mozart In the Jungle stars Lola Kirke, Gael García Bernal, Bernadette Peters, Malcolm McDowell, Saffron Burrows, Mark Blum, John Miller, and Hannah Dunne. The Amazon series is based on the Blair Tindall memoir: Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs & Classical Music. It centers on the backstage action at the New York Symphony. Read More…...

Amazon has premiered five new series in 2016: Tig Notaro and Diablo Cody’s “One Mississippi,” the British series “Fleabag,” Woody Allen’s “Crisis in Six Scenes,” David E. Kelly’s new legal drama “Goliath” and most recently the period drama “Good Girls Revolt.” But in the last couple months of 2016, Amazon will premiere new seasons of their flagship shows, including the Golden Globe-winning “Mozart in the Jungle,” about the New York Symphony and its eccentric maestro Rodrigo De Souza, played by Gael García Bernal (“Y tu mamá también”). Watch a trailer for the series’ third season below.

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In the series’ third season, the symphony is in lockout, so Rodrigo heads to Venice to find inspiration working with an operatic diva. Meanwhile, oboist Hailey Rutledge (Lola Kirke) unsuccessfully tours Europe and begins to question her career as an oboist.

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Amazon has renewed its Gael Garcia Bernal-led comedy "Mozart in the Jungle" for a third season, the news coming a few weeks after the show took best comedy series and best actor in that category at the Golden Globes.

The series follow the New York Symphony where artists have to engage in politics to survive the competitive industry. Lola Kirke, Saffron Burrows, Malcolm McDowell, Bernadette Peters, Hannah Dunne and Jason Schwartzman also star.

Bernal's conductor character Rodrigo and the show's other musicians will head to Europe in the new season which begins production later this year.

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Jason Schwartzman on the set of Mozart In The Jungle with Anne-Katrin Titze Photo: Ed Bahlman

Jason Schwartzman, King Louis XVl to Kirsten Dunst's Marie Antoinette in Sofia Coppola's royal portrait and frequent Wes Anderson star (The Darjeeling Limited, Moonrise Kingdom, The Grand Budapest Hotel) has turned his ear to Mozart.

Roman Coppola, Alex Timbers and Jason are the creators of Mozart In The Jungle. Lola Kirke, who will soon be seen in Noah Baumbach's wittily wonderful screwball coming-of-age trip, Mistress America, opposite Greta Gerwig, stars with Gael García Bernal (great in Pablo Larrain's No), Saffron Burrows and Hannah Dunne (of Baumbach's Frances Ha).

I ran into Jason this afternoon after lunch at Narcissa in the East Village as he was filming the latest installment of his Amazon series which also stars Malcolm McDowell and Bernadette Peters. He knows Narcissa for breakfast and is as enthusiastic...

Network: Amazon

Episodes: Ongoing (half-hour)

Seasons: Ongoing

TV show dates: December 23, 2014 -- present

Series status: Has not been cancelled

Performers include: Gael García Bernal, Lola Kirke, Peter Vack, Gael García Bernal, Bernadette Peters, Malcolm McDowell, Bob Dishy, Hannah Dunne, Constantine Maroulis, Joshua Bell, Jennifer Kim, Griffin Birney, Matt Braver, Tom Bateman, John Anderson, Gabriel Millman, Rachel Zeiger-Haag, Eddie K. Robinson, Philip Jackson Smith, and Erica Yang.

TV show description:

Based on the critically-acclaimed memoir Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs & Classical Music by Blair Tindall, this dramedy series takes a look at what happens behind the curtains at the New York Symphony. It turns out that backstage is just as captivating as what happens on stage. Artistic dedication and creativity collide with mind games, politicking and survival instincts.

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The much-anticipated dramatic comedy series Mozart in the Jungle has finally arrived — unveiling all ten episodes on Amazon Prime today.

Already landing on New York Times’ TV critic Mike Hale’s “10 Best TV Shows of 2014” list, Mozart will take you behind the scenes of the New York Symphony, where artistic dedication collides with politics, romance and survival instincts.

Gael Garcia Bernal (Rosewater) stars as the brilliant and rash new maestro hired to shake up the symphony and make it relevant to a new generation, leading a cast of co-stars that include Saffron Burrows (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), Hannah Dunne (Frances Ha), Lola Kirke (Gone Girl), Malcolm McDowell (The Mentalist) and Peter Vack (I Just Want My Pants Back).

Roman Coppola teamed up with Jason Schwartzman to bring the series to life, adapting the racy 2005 memoir of former New York Symphony musician Blair Tindall. “When Jason first brought me the book, Mozart in the Jungle,...

Paul Thomas Anderson’s legion of fans will get their chance to see the filmmaker’s latest Inherent Vice – at least those in New York and L.A. after a long build-up of anticipation. Studio Warner Bros. is handling the director’s latest, set in a drug-laced L.A. in the 1970s. Barring some unforeseen cataclysm, the feature is easily going to be this week’s b.o. superstar and likely one of the year’s biggest per screen debuts. How it will fare against other fall b.o. knock-outs like Searchlight’s Birdman or TWC’s The Imitation Game remains to be seen. A slew of Specialty openers will coincide with the Inherent Vice juggernaut. A24 will open Oscar-nominated filmmaker Atom Egoyan’s The Captive day and date after an early fall bow in the director’s native Canada. Sundance Selects will expose Free The Nipple in New York...

The latest in Amazon original programming intends to ‘rock us, Amadeus!’ with its new series Mozart in the Jungle based on the memoirs of oboist Blair Tindall. The series was developed by Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman, Alex Timbers and Paul Weitz and follows the story of a rebellious conductor, with a rock star approach to classical music, who challenges the status quo of the New York City symphony orchestra. Gael Garcia Bernal leads the cast as Rodrigo, the upstart celebrity conductor, joined by Malcolm McDowell, as the old school conductor on his way out, and Bernard Peters as president and chairwoman of the board of NYC symphony. The series also stars Lola Kirke as a young oboist named Haily, Saffron Burrow as an affair bound Cellist, Peter Vack as a dancer and lastly Hannah Dunne as Haily’s friend Lizzie.

The entire first season of Mozart in the Jungle will...

Amazon wants you to do a little pre-Christmas binge-watching. The company announced it will debut the dramedy Mozart in the Jungle on December 23, 2014, in the Us, UK, and Germany. Based on the memoir Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs, & Classical Music by Blair Tindall, the Amazon series tells the story of Hailey (played by Lola Kirke of Gone Girl fame), an oboist who must deal with the complicated internal politics of a world-renowned orchestra and its recently-inducted, unconventional conductor Rodrigo (played by Gael Garcia Bernal from Rosewater). Other cast members, both recurring and guest, include Saffron Burrows (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), Hannah Dunne (Frances Ha), Peter Vack (I Just Want My Pants Back), Malcolm McDowell (The Mentalist), and Bernadette Peters (Smash). All ten episodes of Mozart in the Jungle are executive produced by Roman Coppola (Moonrise Kingdom), Jason Schwartzman (The Darjeeling Limited), Paul Weitz (About a Boy), John Strauss (There's Something About Mary...

Amazon has announced the debut date for its original series, "Mozart in the Jungle."  All 10 episodes from the dramatic comedy will being streaming on December 23rd and be available to all Amazon Prime members. The first episode of "Mozart in the Jungle" is, in fact, already streaming for everyone as Amazon put the pilot online as it does with all shows it is considering picking up.  The ever-growing online outlet then utilizes audience feedback in their decision making about which projects should go forward. This series is based on the memoir "Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs & Classical Music" by Blair Tindell and stars Lola Kirke as a young oboist in the New York Symphony.  It is through her eyes that we see a new conductor, played by Gael Garcia Bernal, take over the orchestra and utilize a radically different approach.  Naturally, many are uncomfortable with the conductor and the pivot.

Amazon has announced that all 10 episodes of its new dramatic comedy Mozart in the Jungle will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime Instant Video on Dec. 23 in the U.S., U.K. and Germany. The series, about a New York-set orchestra, stars Gael Garcia Bernal, Saffron Burrows and Hannah Dunne. Alex Timbers co-wrote and co-created the 10-episode series with Jason Schwartzman and Roman Coppola, who are executive producing with Paul Weitz and John Strauss. Read more Nielsen to Reportedly Measure Netflix and Amazon Viewership Mozart in the Jungle will also feature guest appearances

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Set your Watchlists: the highly-anticipated dramatic comedy series Mozart in the Jungle is debuting December 23rd on Prime Instant Video in the Us, UK and Germany.

Created by Jason Schwartzman and Roman Coppola and based on the critically acclaimed memoir Mozart in the Jungle: Sex, Drugs & Classical Music by Blair Tindall, Mozart in the Jungle is seen through the eyes of a young oboist, Hailey (Lola Kirke), who tries to navigate through the egos and eccentricities of a world renowned orchestra, and new conductor Rodrigo (Gael Bernal Garcia), an enfant terrible whose passion for music threatens the plans of the orchestra’s old guard.

That old guard is represented by Thomas (Malcolm McDowell), the reluctantly outgoing conductor, and Gloria (Bernadette Peters), the chairwoman of the board, who wonder what they’ve wrought by bringing Rodrigo into the fold. The musicians themselves, a colorful family of disparate personalities, are struggling...

Griffin Dunne is back in a leading role again.

The actor was well known back in the 1980s with cult movie favorites like “An American Werewold in London,” “After Hours” and “Who’s That Girl” with Madonna.

Dunne returns to a leading role in the indie comedy “The Discoverers,” which also stars Madeleine Martin, Dreama Walker and Cara Buono.

The Justin Schwarz directed film is about a dysfunctional family who had to re-discover about themselves during a Lewis and Clark reenactment expedition.

In an exclusive phone interview with Latino-Review, Dunne talked about the film, his career for the past 30 years, re-enactments and the history tidbits of Lewis and Clark.

“The Discoverers” is currently available on VOD. It also playing in select theaters in New York and Los Angeles.

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Mob City

Frank Darabont's noir crime drama "Mob City" on TNT opened to modest ratings Wednesday night, a 0.6 rating and 2.29 million viewers over its first two hours. In comparison, this week's episode of TNT's "Major Crimes" scored a 0.7 rating and 4.21 million viewers. [Source: Variety]

Mozart in the Jungle

Gael Garcia Bernal, Malcom McDowell, Lola Kirke, Saffron Burrows, Peter Vack, Hannah Dunne and Bernadette Peters are set to star in the TV pilot "Mozart in the Jungle" for Amazon's Prime Instant Video and LOVEFiLM service.

The pilot showcases what happens behind the curtains at the New York classical music symphony, a den of sex, drugs and vice that can be just as captivating as what happens on stage. The pilot will debut early next year. [Source: Market Watch]

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Netflix's first original series, the comedy "Lilyhammer" is closing in on a greenlight for a third season. Norwegian broadcaster Nrk is in the final stages of...

Malcolm McDowell (Franklin & Bash) is set to co-star opposite Gael García Bernal in Amazon’s comedy pilot Mozart In The Jungle, directed by Paul Weitz. Based on the memoir by Blair Tindal, the project, written by Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman and Alex Timbers, is all about sex, drugs and classical music and shows that what happens behind the curtains at the symphony can be just as captivating as what happens onstage. McDowell plays Thomas, a seasoned conductor being forced into retirement by the arrival of hotshot new conductor Rodrigo (Bernal). Also cast in the pilot are Lola Kirke (Reaching For The Moon) as the impressionable oboist Hailey, Bernadette Peters (Smash) as Gloria, the Chairwoman of the Board of the symphony, Saffron Burrows (Law And Order: Ci) as Cynthia, a cellist in the middle of an affair with Thomas, Peter Vack (Cbgb) as Joshua, a talented dancer out of Juilliard who becomes Hailey’s love interest,...

Amazon Studios today announced casting for Mozart in the Jungle, a Paul Weitz-directed pilot. Gael Garcia Bernal (The Motorcycle Diaries) stars as Rodrigo, the hotshot new conductor of the New York Symphony. He is joined by Malcolm McDowell (The Mentalist) as Thomas, a more seasoned conductor being forced into retirement by Rodrigo. Lola Kirke (Reaching for the Moon) stars as the impressionable oboist Hailey and Bernadette Peters (Smash) plays Gloria, the Chairwoman of the Board of the symphony.

Mozart in the Jungle also stars Saffron Burrows (Law and Order Criminal Intent) as Cynthia, a cellist in the middle of an affair with Thomas, Peter Vack (Cbgb) as Joshua, a talented dancer out of Julliard who becomes Hailey’s love interest, and Hannah Dunne (This is It) as Lizzie, Hailey’s friend and roommate.

Written by Academy Award-nominee Roman Coppola (The Darjeeling Limited), Jason Schwartzman (Moonrise Kingdom, Rushmore) and Alex Timbers...

Title: Frances Ha IFC Films Director: Noah Baumbach Screenwriter: Noah Baumbach, Greta Gerwig Cast: Greta Gerwig, Mickey Sumner, Charlotte d’Amboise, Adam Driver, Hannah Dunne, Michael Esper, Grace Gummer, Patrick Heusinger, Josh Hamilton, Cindy Katz, Maya Kazan, Justine Lupe, Britta Phillips, Juliet Rylance, Dean Wareham Screened at: Dolby88, NYC, 5/6/13 Opens: May 17, 2013 Among the self-help books that flood the marketplace annually are a number that concentrate on happiness; not necessarily how to achieve this state of contentment or bliss, but an analysis of people of different ages. Surprisingly the ones I’ve read note that folks in their twenties are the least happy while those in the seventies are flourishing. [ Read More ]

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The simple lives of two home-schooled, music-loving, taxidermy-practicing, small-town sisters gets disrupted by an indie rock rebel in Rebecca Conroy‘s wonderfully deadpan short film From the Woods. Like a punk rock version of Degrassi High (the original version), the film has a wonderful sense of style — the costuming is exquisite — and an authentic feel for the awkwardness of first love, in spite of the more eccentric characteristics of the two lead characters. It’s a lovely, charming piece of work.

Real-life sisters Lilie and Wren Bytheway-Hoy star as the on-screen sisters Roxy and Clover, who both come across as more mature than their ages, but exhibiting, too, an innocence that comes from their lack of interaction with the outside world. Therefore, when Roxy encounters her first love, her head is filled with the daydream images of romance she’s clipped from magazines even though Ethan (Colin Stein) is clearly...