Martin Sheen

In this article: The End of Poverty, Poverty, Africa, Latin America, Economics, Capitalism, Nobel Prize, and Joseph Stiglitz

...in Hahvahd Yahd,' '' he said. "But people don't realize the 'O' is so important. '' He said that in "The Departed,'' for instance, Martin Sheen's character, Captain Queenan of the Massachusetts State Police, says "cop'' three different ways...

In this article: Boondock Saints, Troy Duffy, Boston, Hollywood, Matt Damon, The Departed, and New England

...Dance" (1988), about a married couple with problems. Homegrown director Jay Craven of Peacham has recruited major talent: Martin Sheen for "Stranger in the Kingdom" (1998), which chronicled racial tensions, and Kris Kristofferson for...

In this article: Vermont, Alfred Hitchcock, The Trouble with Harry, Lillian Gish, John Michael Hayes, Susan Sarandon, Shirley MacLaine, Robert Zemeckis, D.W. Griffith, and California

...three that worked, and three that didn't: Naked Hamlet (1968): Joe Papp's groundbreaking production starred a very young Martin Sheen. Full of wonderful ideas, including a game of Russian roulette to solve the final scene's massacre.

In this article: Hamlet, Russian roulette, Melancholy, Elsinore, and Edvard Munch

Shepard confronts the behind-the-scenes puppeteer "Elusive Man" who blends the habit of Cigarette Smoking Man from The X-Files with the look of Alec Baldwin in 30 Rock - and the voice of President Bartlet from The West Wing.

In this article: Mass Effect 2, Cigarette Smoking Man, Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock, and The X-Files

...and tax policies, property rights, intellectual-property rights, et al. In between these illuminating interviews. Off-screen narrator Martin Sheen guides the viewer through the two main shooting locations: the ghettos of Africa and Latin...

In this article: Augusto Pinochet, Ronald Reagan, Africa, Latin America, NEW YORK, and Reuters

...that about. THE END OF POVERTY? Written and directed by Philippe Diaz; director of photography, Mr. Diaz; narrated by Martin Sheen; edited by Tom Von Doom; music by Cristian Bettler and Max Soussan; produced by Beth Portello; released...

In this article: Henry George, Serge Latouche, and Capitalism

...same topic, the two series are different in tone, format and imagery (it was a very big war, after all). "Apocalypse," narrated by Martin Sheen, is a straight-up chronology of events, an impressive if galloping attempt to tie up multiple...

In this article: World War II, History Channel, Ken Burns, Library of Congress, U.S. Army, Ron Livingston, and Richard Tregaskis

On stage and screen, Michael Sheen has made his mark by breathing new life into cultural icons; now he's turning his gaze away from real life and towards fantasy. Seeing red: Sheen as the vampire leader Aro in 'The Twilight Saga: New...

In this article: Michael Sheen, New Moon, Frost/Nixon, Hollywood, The Twilight Saga, Stephenie Meyer, The Damned United, David Frost, and Frank Langella

...point for the antiwar movement, they were acquitted. Doyle also is a published poet whose writings about Camden were read by Martin Sheen in the 2008 documentary Poet of Poverty. "You think of Camden without Michael Doyle and you think,...

In this article: Millennium Park, Delaware River, Legal age, and Sacred Heart Church