Woody Allen's Whatever Works continued to perform solidly in its second week in 35 theaters, earning $386,286 -- or $11,036 per theater -- to bring its two-week total to $765,433. Opening on 76 screens, the Michelle Pfeiffer costume drama Ch?ri ...

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Woody Allen's Whatever Works continued to perform solidly in its second week in 35 theaters, earning $386,286 -- or $11,036 per theater -- to bring its two-week total to $765,433. Opening on 76 screens, the Michelle Pfeiffer costume drama Ch?ri ...

'For the first time in my life, I felt morally certain of having written a novel for which I need neither blush nor doubt,' Colette said of Cheri , her 1920 novel of the Belle Epoque Parisian demimonde.

Chri tells the story of professional siren La de Lonval who falls unexpectedly in love with Chri , a much younger man.

When Michelle Pfeiffer purred the words to Makin' Whoopee while sprawled across a grand piano in 1989's The Fabulous Baker Boy s, the scene went down in history as one of cinema's sexiest moments. "Oh it was the cinematography of Michael Ballhaus ...

Here's the link . I'll embed it here later. And below is the very early TV appearance I mention in the podcast, from March 7, 1989.

Michelle Pfeiffer was surprised at the "integrity" of her prostitute character in 'Cheri'. The actress plays aging courtesan Lea de Lonval in the 1920s period drama - based on a 1920 novel by Colette - and admits she was amazed at the attitudes of ...

Michelle Pfeiffer and onetime Bond hopeful Rupert Friend star in ChA ri, Stephen Frears' adaptation of two novels by Colette.

The last time Michelle Pfeiffer and director Stephen Frears got together, the result was ?Dangerous Liaisons,? a film that today looks as good and plays as well as it did back in 1988. Alas, ?Cheri? isn?t in the same league. Not even close ...

Back in 1988, director Stephen Frears and screenwriter Christopher Hampton teamed up for Dangerous Liaisons, one of the juiciest guilty pleasures ever.

Who: Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert Friend, Felicity Jones and Kathy Bates. Directed by Stephen Frears. Based on the novels by Colette. Rated: R for some sexual content and brief drug use. Running time: 92 minutes. When: Opens Wednesday. Where: Area ...

As we head into the Fourth of July, ET asked the stars to give a shout out for the red, white and blue, telling us why they are proud to be an American.

Who: Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert Friend, Felicity Jones and Kathy Bates. Directed by Stephen Frears. Based on the novels by Colette. Rated: R for some sexual content and brief drug use. Running time: 92 minutes. When: Opens Wednesday. Where: Area ...

In 1988, director Stephen Frears, writer Christopher Hampton, and actress Michelle Pfeiffer teamed up to run through a myriad of period games of deception and lust in the classic picture, "Dangerous Liaisons." Two decades later, the trio has reformed to plunge further into the bleak heart of obsession in the acidic dramedy "Cheri," adapted from the ...

Michelle Pfeiffer and co-star Rupert Friend appear in a scene from the film ?Cheri.? Conjure up the ideal screen role for a famed film beauty, a woman now "of a certain age," and she would almost certainly be the spitting image of Lea de Lonval ...

CHERI. Starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert Friend, Kathy Bates and Felicity Jones.

Michelle Pfeiffer stars in "Cheri." In "Dangerous Liaisons," Michelle Pfeiffer played an innocent woman seduced. In her new movie, "Cheri," another costume drama set in France, she's a woman of considerable experience who takes the initiative -- she ...

Michelle Pfeiffer reunites with her "Dangerous Liaisons" director, Stephen Frears for another period tale, this time playing an older woman in 1920s Paris who educates a courtesan's young son in the ways of love.

Michelle Pfeiffer stars in "Cheri." In "Dangerous Liaisons," Michelle Pfeiffer played an innocent woman seduced. In her new movie, "Cheri," another costume drama set in France, she's a woman of considerable experience who takes the initiative -- she ...

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Step aside, Mrs. Robinson?51-year-old Michelle Pfeiffer has become the temptress of choice for roles requiring a romance with a younger man. No doubt, it is the Cheri star's amazing bone structure and classic style that allow her to transcend age ...

With Alice Evans; directed by Larry Charles. July 10 Cheri, R The son of a prostitute in 1920s Paris is forced to end his relationship with his first love, an older woman.

Step aside, Mrs. Robinson?51-year-old Michelle Pfeiffer has become the temptress of choice for roles requiring a romance with a younger man. No doubt, it is the Cheri star's amazing bone structure and classic style that allow her to transcend age ...

Cheri: Michelle Pfeiffer gives one of her finest performances as a belle epoque courtesan, who finds herself in a passionate long-term relationship with a man some 25 years her junior.

HOLLYWOOD - Michelle Pfeiffer insists it was all in the lighting. The 51-year-old actress is discussing an arresting scene in her new film, ?Cheri,?? in which she literally seems to age a decade, all under the unflinching eye of the camera. It ...

Ten-word review: Get lost in the period costumes; otherwise 'Cheri's' fizzless champagne.

Michelle Pfeiffer, right, stars as aging courtesan Lea de Lonval who falls in love with Cheri, played by Rupert Friend, left, in the new film ?Cheri.? LOS ANGELES - Back in 1988, director Stephen Frears and screenwriter Christopher Hampton teamed ...

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Read complete reviews of the following films, which opened earlier this week, at www.boston.com/films Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs The third installment in the "Ice Age'' series offer up a stale and sketchy premise: a lost world that plays out far beneath the frozen tundra, where tropical jungles somehow thrive, Jurassic beasts roar, and the most ...