Here’s an interview with Craig Sheffer about his new role and ‘One Tree Hill. There’re few words about Moira too. Not much, but it’s always something – isn’t it? Anyway – here’s my source.
Local Sheriff Zach Watts (Craig Sheffer) investigates a murder among old college friends who have come to stay at a local bed and breakfast to celebrate a bridal shower. HALLMARK CHANNEL PHOTO

Former “One Tree Hill” star Craig Sheffer returns to TV this weekend in the Hallmark Channel movie “Lies Between Friends.” The film reunites Sheffer with his …

Lessons on honor from With Honors
By Abigail Lois P. Mararac (The Philippine Star) Updated September 28, 2003 12:00 AM
I watched With Honors directed by Alex Keshishian in 1994 when I was a bright-eyed college freshman at UP Los Baños.
The film is a tale about living life simply. It is a story about a homeless man who teaches some snobbish Harvard students a thing or two about life.
The film stars Brendan Fraser as Monty, the self-absorbed graduate student obsessed with finishing his thesis and graduating with honors to satisfy his demanding …

I’ve found this cool review while searching some stuff on the internet. I hope you’ll like it

proof that moira kelly does not have eyelids

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Let’s be real here. The Cutting Edge is probably (definitely) the best movie of all time. What is the Cutting Edge about? you may be asking because you are 12 and you know how to use the internet and you’re done looking at porn. Well, allow the Cutting Edge movie poster to explain it to you…

I love that they …

The Lion King Set for 3D Conversion
June 22nd, 2010

The Lion King set for 3D conversion

An animation legend has recently revealed that an animated classic will hit theaters in all three dimensions in the next few years. Empire recently spoke with producer Don Hahn, who revealed that The Lion King is being readied for a 3D conversion. Here’s an excerpt from the site’s article.
“I’m actually trying to work out a 3D conversion of The Lion King. I’ll be doing that when I go back to the States in a couple of …

World Cup Soccer Has Us Thinking Of Our Favorite Tournaments In Movie History
Posted 17 hrs ago by Eric Ditzian in Commentary

Though the MTV Newsroom remains vuvuzela-less, we have become helpless devotees of the World Cup. Every TV is set to ESPN, and you can hear “ooohs” and “ohhhs” punctuate the tap-tap-tap of keyboards at every blown scoring opportunity and brilliant goal.
And, pop culture obsessives that we are, the talk of this killer soccer tournament inevitably crosses over into fictional territory, as we look for connections between the Cup and our …

Ok, as I wrote before – you can find in the gallery pics taken from scans, improved a little bit and retouched. The quality is not HQ, but I think it’s quite ok. They are in very high res, but still – well….hm. I hope you can use them anyway. They are tagged, and once again – thanks Chip.

Thanks to Chip – the Moira Kelly Net webmaster you can admire now 14 absolutely gorgeous, new, awesome scans in great quality. Some of these pics were published before, but now they are large and cool. This is wonderful we can read all these articles and interviews, thanks pal! Pics are already in the gallery, they are tagged of course and a little bit re-sized. The tag says ‘Moira Kelly Source!’ – but credit goes to Chip. I am going to  add retouched pictures later,  I hope they will  look …

I’ve found this cool, interesting article about ‘The Cutting Edge’ series by accident. I like that ironic way of writing – and there’s also a lot of truth in this text. I’ve seen all ‘The Cutting Edge’ movies , and I couldn’t  agree more with author. I’m so glad, that Moira is not in sequel….and I hope she won’t appear in any ‘TCE’ movie…Anyway, enjoy this article – you can read orginal here.

‘The Cutting Edge’ Marathon: Going for the Whole Eight Hours

March 15, 2010
By: Denise Warner

This …

Review/Film; Robert Downey Jr. in Charlie Chaplin Life Story
By VINCENT CANBY
Published: December 25, 1992
“Chaplin,” the screen biography of Charlie Chaplin, is the film you might have seen in your fearful mind’s eye when it was announced as the next project for Richard Attenborough, the English director of “Oh! What a Lovely War,” “Young Winston” and “Gandhi.”
“Chaplin” is thorough. It begins when Charlie is 5 in a London music hall and plows through the rest of his life, ending shortly before his death in Vevey, Switzerland, on Christmas Day 1977, at …

Review/Film; One Long Last Gasp For Laura Palmer
By VINCENT CANBY
Published: August 29, 1992
Everything about David Lynch’s “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me” is a deception. It’s not the worst movie ever made; it just seems to be. Its 134 minutes induce a state of simulated brain death, an effect as easily attained in half the time by staring at the blinking lights on a Christmas tree.
The film, which opened yesterday, was put together for hard-core fans of the “Twin Peaks” television series, that is, for people so crackers over the …