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	The Wire - Out of Character with Clarke Peters A question and answer session about the life and career of Clarke Peters who plays Detective Lester Freamon....hbo the wire clarke peters lester freamon character View Video
	Aristotle Clarke Peters Aristotle Presentation...Clarke Peters View Video
	HBO's "The Wire" Marks Final Season On Saturday, Jan. 5, 2008, HBO's "The Wire" program celebrated its 5th and final season on the air. At the historic "Senator Theatre," in Baltimore, MD, a sidewalk square was dedicated (titled) to the show to mark the occasion. Speaking on camera were some of the actors associated with "The Wire." In order of their appearance, they are: Clarke Peters, Michael Kostroff, Deirdre Lovejoy, Andre Royo, Clark Johnson, Gbenga Akinnagbe and Ed Norris. Afterwards, a private screening of the first episode was held. View Video
	Aristotle Intro Clarke Peters Intro...Clarke Peters Aristotle View Video
	The Wire Odyssey(Season 5 Special): Favorite Characters(5/7 of the cast and crew's favorite characters on the show....the wire hbo favorite characters deirdre lovejoy dominic west andre royo clarke peters clark johnson tv View Video
	The Wire - How to Move a Desk , Episode 4 "Old Cases")...hbo wire herc carver mcnulty daniels freamon desk season one dominic west lance reddick clarke peters seth gilliam tv View Video
	The Wire - When Accents Go Bad (Intentionally) Freamon convinces McNulty to try to use an accent to get into the brothel. Turns out, McNulty doesn't do them that well. (Season Two, Episode 9 "Stray Rounds") This was basically a response to all those who noticed how Dominic West's real English accent sometimes slipped in during Season One. "The Wire" is the sole property of HBO. This is for entertainment purposes only. View Video
	OUTLAND outland SEAN CONNERY Outland is a 1981 science fiction movie starring Sean Connery. It has been described as space western, that is, a Western set in the future, with a specific nod towards High Noon. Connery's character is the federal marshal of a mining colony on Io, a moon of Jupiter, rather than in the Wild West. The manager of the colony (Peter Boyle) is part of a drug smuggling ring that brings a drug called Polydichloric Euthimal, an amphetamine into the colony in order to maintain high production levels. Unfortunately, with sustained use over a period of time, the drug causes hallucinations and psychotic behavior. After several miners experience hallucinations and die in mishaps, the marshal (Connery) investigates and uncovers the smuggling ring. The marshal confronts the manager to stop the drug shipments, but the manager says that nobody else wants the drug shipments to be stopped. The manager contacts his smuggling ring and several assassins are sent to the station to murder the marshal. With the sole help of the station doctor (Frances Sternhagen), the marshal evades the assassins through a desperate kill-or-be-killed chase throughout the colony. * This film is notable because it was one of the first science fiction genre films to use "retro" ballistic weapons such as revolvers, automatic pistols, machine guns, and shotguns, rather than "energy" weapons such as lasers or other ray guns. * The song "High Moon" by the heavy metal group Star One is based on the events in this movie. * The Italian and Spanish title translate to Atmosphere Zero because several people die exploding by sudden exposure to the vacuum of space; however, the real effects of exposure to the vacuum of space are not so dramatic. * Selected premiere engagements of Outland were presented in Megasound, a high-impact surround sound system similar to Sensurround. * Polydichloric Euthimal is the name of a fictional drug and is original to Outland. In the film Terminator 2 Judgement Day it is the name of the substance used to destroy Cyberdyne headquarters. It's a molecule depicted in the film The Relic. Directed by Peter Hyams Produced by Richard A. Roth Written by Peter Hyams Starring Sean Connery Peter Boyle Frances Sternhagen James Sikking Kika Markham Clarke Peters Steven Berkoff Music by Jerry Goldsmith Release date(s) May 22 1981 (U.S. release) Running time 109 min. Language English http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outland_%28film%29 View Video
	PORGY & BESS - London Production Plenty O Nuttin Clarke Peters sings I got Plenty O Nuttin from Trevor Nunn's production of Porgy & Bess...Gershwin Porgy Bess Trevor Nunn London Theatre Savoy Got Plenty O' View Video

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