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Sarah Silverman Criticised By Rebecca Corry Over Louis C.K Comments


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Thousands of woman across the globe have come out to reveal their #MeToo movement stories and a number of men have been shamed for their disrespectful and predatory acts towards women. Among these was comedian Louis C.K. when five women spoke out against him and revealed he had masturbated in front of them without their consent.

Sarah SilvermanSarah Silverman has been criticised for her comments about shamed comedian, Louis C.K.

One of these women was comedian and writer, Rebecca Corry who appeared alongside C.K. in a TV pilot in 2005 when he attempted to masturbate in front of her. She said no and told producers.

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Sarah Silverman Announces Split From Michael Sheen... On His Birthday


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After just over three years together, Sarah Silverman has revealed that she and Michael Sheen have broken up after it became apparently too difficult to navigate their long-distance relationship. There doesn't appear to be any hard feelings though, and the pair are likely to stay good friends.

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The 47-year-old comedian unveiled the news on Twitter, joking about how they had 'consciously uncoupled' over the Christmas holidays - referencing when Gwyneth Paltrow used the phrase to talk about her separation from Coldplay's Chris Martin in 2014.

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How Sarah Silverman's Kindness Turned A Troll Into A Fan


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It's easy to hit back at online haters disparagingly, especially when you are used to getting that kind of abuse. But Sarah Silverman shocked the internet when she decided to take a different route to tackling the mindset of one of her trolls, and reached out to him with all the sympathy she could muster.

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It takes a special kind of person to be able to show generosity to people who seemingly don't deserve it, but the 47-year-old comedian proved doing just that is the key to making the world a better place to live in because it so worked.

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Battle Of The Sexes Review

Excellent

A dramatisation of the real-life clash between tennis icons Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs, this film is much more than a skilful re-enactment. It's a witty and insightful exploration of the kind of person who chases sporting success and global fame, even when the odds are stacked against them. And it's sharply well-played by Emma Stone and Steve Carell, who bring out the humour and pathos in their characters and the rivalry between them.

In the early 1970s, Billie Jean (Stone) has finally had enough of being treated as a second-class member of the tennis world, since women win just an eighth of what male players get. But the head of the tennis association (Bill Pullman) refuses to budge, so Billie Jean and her publicist (Sarah Silverman) start their own rival ladies' league. Meanwhile, former champion Bobby (Carell) is noisily shouting down this women's movement, claiming he could beat any female player. And while Billie Jean tries to ignore him, she knows that there's only one way to shut him up for good.

Screenwriter Simon Beaufoy (Slumdog Millionaire) packs a lot into two hours, digging beneath the story to explore both of these players in their private lives. Billie Jean is questioning her marriage to Larry (Austin Stowell) as she falls for her hairdresser (Andrea Riseborough). And Bobby's gambling obsession is jeopardising his marriage to Priscilla (Elisabeth Shue). The entire cast is terrific at bringing these people to life with scene-stealing quirks that keep the audience smiling. And both Stone and Carell skilfully reveal the resonant internal journeys King and Riggs are taking even as the situation becomes a full-on media circus.

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Sarah Silverman On Louis C.K.: "Can You Love Someone Who Did Bad Things?"


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Sarah Silverman has delivered an emotional and conflicted response to the sexual misconduct allegations levelled against fellow comedian Louis C.K., saying that she’s “very angry” for the victims and the culture that enabled it, but “also sad, because he’s my friend”.

In a monologue to camera that prefaces this week’s episode of her comedy series ‘I Love You, America’, Silverman admits that it’s difficult to balance her long-term friendship with the disgraced star with the allegations against him – which he himself has admitted are true.

“I’ve of course been asked to comment, and in full honesty I really, I really really really, don’t want to,” the 46 year old says in the clip. “I wish I could sit this one out. But… if it’s mentionable, it’s manageable. So I’m going to address the elephant masturbating in the room.”

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The Book Of Henry Review

OK

Apparently, this offbeat script had been making the rounds in Hollywood for some 20 years as filmmakers struggled to work out how to blend its inventive mismatch of genres. Enter Colin Trevorrow, who's first film Safety Not Included was a mix of comedy, drama and time-travel adventure. In between making blockbusters for the Jurassic and Star Wars franchises, Trevorrow invests this unconventional drama-cum-thriller with plenty of heart, eliciting terrific performances from his central cast. But it never feels very authentic.

The story centres on single mother Susan (Naomi Watts), whose complex life is managed by her genius 11-year-old son Henry (Jaeden Lieberher). Adorable younger brother Peter (Room's Jacob Tremblay) offers plenty of support, but it's Henry who keeps everything running and supports the family with his savvy investments. Then he begins to suspect that his classmate Christina (Maggie Ziegler), who lives next door, is being abused by her stepdad Glenn (Breaking Bad's Dean Norris). But Glenn is the police commissioner, so Henry knows that calling the cops is useless. Instead, he makes an elaborate plan and writes it down in his notebook so his mother can take action.

The film's first half is a fascinating drama about the delicate balance in this unusual family. Beautifully played with layers of resonance by Watts, Lieberher and Tremblay, these are people we would like to know a lot more about, and we settle in to discover their secrets. All three are excellent, continually surprising the audience with insightful character touches that make each person vivid and likeable, even with their flaws. And then the Hitchockian plot kicks in, the suspense gurgles over and everything begins to turn rather implausible. This is kind of the point of the story - that experience is perhaps more important than intelligence - but it's much more difficult to engage with.

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The Book Of Henry - Trailer and Clips


Henry Carpenter (Jaeden Lieberher) is a genius for his meagre 11 years and the reason why his single mother Susan (Naomi Watts) copes so well taking care of him and her younger son Peter (Jacob Tremblay). He helps her out with all her financial problems, and does his best to keep Peter in line at the same time. But there are more pressing matters on Henry's mind. His next door neighbour and classmate Christina (Maddie Ziegler) is in trouble. She lives with her abusive stepfather Glenn Sickleman (Dean Norris) who also happens to be the police commissioner, make it impossible for Susan and Henry to go to the police about their concerns. However, Henry has it all worked out and has documented an elaborate and inventive plan to rescue Christina in his notebook. Having always put all of her trust in her son, Susan agrees to help him execute the plan. 

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Sarah Silverman during her stand-up set on the Humor Me stage during the 2016 KAABOO Del Mar music festival, California, United States - Saturday 17th September 2016

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Sarah Silverman Talks About The Possibility Of Children In The Future


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Comedian and actress Sarah Silverman says that she would like to have children, but that the idea of being a mother is hugely overwhelming to her.

“You know how some guys have a rubber neck about like hot girls' butts or whatever?” Silverman told E! Online in a short interview. “That's me with babies and toddlers and even like children and young teens. They fortify me. I love them.”

Silverman, 44, made the comments at the premiere of I Smile Back, a new independently-made drama movie in which she stars as a mom of two whose life and marriage deteriorate because of mental illness and addiction.

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Sarah Silverman - Los Angeles special screening of Broad Green Pictures 'I Smile Back' at the ArcLight Hollywood - Arrivals at ArcLight Hollywood - Hollywood, California - Los Angeles, California, United States - Wednesday 21st October 2015

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Sarah Silverman - Sarah Silverman accepts the Breakthrough Performance Award for the film 'I Smile Back' at the 51st Chicago International Film Festival 2015 at AMC River East Theater, Chicago International Film Festival - Chicago, Illinois, United States - Friday 16th October 2015

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Sarah Silverman Opens Up About Her Battle With Depression


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Sarah Silverman has been upfront about her depression in the past but, in a recent interview, Silverman shed new light on her condition and admitted she had lived through some ‘very dark years’.

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Read More: Sarah Silverman Does Not Want To Get Engaged To Boyfriend Michael Sheen: "I Will Never Get Married".

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I Smile Back Trailer


Laney Brooks seems to be living the American Dream. A beautiful house with two gorgeous children inside and a supportive husband who'll do anything for her. But even this isn't enough to fade the black cloud that continues to hang over her. She is powerless to her own erratic and uninhibited behaviour, losing herself to drug addiction, drinking away each night and spending the night with strangers on a regular basis. Even despite this, she's more scared than your average person might be of losing everything she has, but is reluctant to keep taking her medication and goes against her husband's insistence. She has more personal problems affecting her too, with her estranged father coming back into her life, but this is a demon that she has to battle alone - she just hopes she doesn't lose her family in the meantime.

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Sarah Silverman and Michael Sheen - A host of stars were photographed as they attended the Premiere of the movie drama 'Far From the Madding Crowd' which was held at the Paris Theater in New York City, United States - Monday 27th April 2015

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Sarah Silverman - Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary - Arrivals at Saturday Night Live - New York, New York, United States - Monday 16th February 2015

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Sarah Silverman

Date of birth

1st December, 1970

Occupation

Actor

Sex

Female

Height

1.70






Sarah Silverman Movies

Battle of the Sexes Movie Review

Battle of the Sexes Movie Review

A dramatisation of the real-life clash between tennis icons Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs,...

The Book of Henry Movie Review

The Book of Henry Movie Review

Apparently, this offbeat script had been making the rounds in Hollywood for some 20 years...

The Book Of Henry Trailer

The Book Of Henry Trailer

Henry Carpenter (Jaeden Lieberher) is a genius for his meagre 11 years and the reason...

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping Movie Review

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping Movie Review

An astute satire of the pop music business, this raucous mock-documentary is consistently hilarious from...

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping - Teaser Trailer

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping - Teaser Trailer

With the passing of each decade, the music industry is constantly set alight by the...

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I Smile Back Trailer

I Smile Back Trailer

Laney Brooks seems to be living the American Dream. A beautiful house with two gorgeous...

Ashby Trailer

Ashby Trailer

Ed Wallis has never really been the popular boy in his class and the thought...

A Million Ways to Die in the West Movie Review

A Million Ways to Die in the West Movie Review

After the success of Ted, Seth MacFarlane gives himself his first leading-man role in this...

A Million Ways To Die In The West Trailer

A Million Ways To Die In The West Trailer

Albert is a rather introverted sheep farmer who tries at all costs to avoid confrontation...

A Million Ways To Die In The West - Greenband Trailer Trailer

A Million Ways To Die In The West - Greenband Trailer Trailer

Albert is one of the more lucky men living in his doomed Arizona town, mainly...

A Million Ways To Die In The West - Redband Trailer Trailer

A Million Ways To Die In The West - Redband Trailer Trailer

Albert is a sheep farmer who, unlike most men in his small Arizona town, is...

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