Kim Raver at the 'Slay Cancer With Dragons' event. Grammy award winning band Imagine Dragons perform in Rock Las Vegas for The Tyler Robinson Foundation held at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States - Friday 30th September 2016
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Kim Raver at the screening and premiere party of Fox's 'Lethal Weapon' held at NeueHouse Hollywood - Los Angeles, California, United States - Monday 12th September 2016
'24' Reboot Confirmed For Spring 2014 Release
By Joe Wilde in Movies / TV / Theatre on 14 January 2014
'24: Live Another Day' will begin with a feature-length episode followed by a full season
24 will be back, and it's returning to our screens sooner than you may have expected. Jack Bauer himself Kiefer Sutherland revealed the plans to launch a new 12-episode story arc, due to air on FOX this spring, beginning with a feature-length episode followed by the usual hour-long instalment.
Sutherland is back as Jack Bauer...terrorist beware!
Bauer will return to kick some terrorist a-hole, with the new season finding him on the run in London. At the press conference announcing the new details for the show, it was also revealed that Sutherland will be joined by original cast-mates Mary Lynn Rajskub, Kim Raver and William Devane, as well as a plethora of new faces. Among them, TV actors Yvonne Strahovski, Giles Matthey, Gbenga Akinnagbe, Michael Wincott and Judy Davis will appear in unspecified roles.
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Kim Raver and son - Los Angeles premiere of '42' held at the Chinese Theatre - Los Angeles, California, United States - Tuesday 9th April 2013
Kim Raver Saturday 10th September 2011 Elyse Walker Presents Pink Party '11 To Benefit Cedars-Sinai Women's Cancer Program - Arrivals Los Angeles, California
Keep Your Distance Review
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About 45 minutes into Stu Pollard's Keep Your Distance, I finally flipped over the DVD case to see exactly what I was watching. Turns out this is a thriller about a couple of stalkers, though the lazy pace of the beginning of the film would hardly tip you off to that.
Gil Bellows headlines as David Dailey, a local Louisville talk radio jock who, we soon find out, is involved in a loveless marriage. Turns out his wife is carrying on a lesbian affair, which is messing with David's rep in town. Meanwhile, young Melody (the always radiant and underexposed Jennifer Westfeldt) isn't quite in love with her boyfriend, but he keeps pushing for fancy trips and even marriage. Soon, David starts getting cryptic cut-out-of-magazine notes and Melody spies a towncar with tinted windows always keeping watch over her. Could these two events be related? Well, never mind that David and Melody meet when he runs her over with his car, the answer is a qualified maybe.
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