Dark Blue

...of a 2008 Grammy Award. Other films scored by Blanchard include Kasi Lemmons' films Eve's Bayou and Talk To Me, Oprah Winfrey's Their Eyes Were Watching God, Tim Story's Barbershop and Ron Shelton's Dark Blue. The recipient of two Grammy...

In this article: Terence Blanchard, Cadillac Records, New Orleans, Art Blakey, Hurricane Katrina, Grammy Award, Chess Records, Rolling Stones, Gumbo, and Chess

...George Clooney's Leatherheads took a steep decline. I didn't go to Street Kings after a pal told me that it's very close to Ron Shelton and David Ayer's 2002 Dark Blue, which I liked. Instead, I watched my biggest Yankee crush, Mike...

In this article: Bonnie and Clyde, Hollywood, New Hollywood, Sony, David Newman, Fred Zinnemann, Leatherheads, and David Ayer

...see Dark blue (color). For the song, see Everything in Transit, the album by Jack's Mannequin. For the TV show, see Dark Blue (TV series). Dark Blue is a 2003 film directed by Ron Shelton and starring Kurt Russell. The film is based on a...

In this article: Scott Speedman and Rodney King

...and Robert Souza, a 22-year veteran of the LAPD who Shelton hired as law-enforcement consultant on his last (and far better) movie, "Dark Blue," "Hollywood Homicide" is ostensibly about the investigation of a series of music-industry...

In this article: Harrison Ford, Josh Hartnett, Hollywood Homicide, Ron Shelton, and Lena Olin

...a podium and delivers a long, rambling, meant-to-be ironic speech that utterly deflates the considerable momentum the film has by that point built up. The movie ends not with a bang but a wimp. Come on, Eldon, do something, don't just talk.

In this article: Ron Shelton, Los Angeles Police Department, Cobb, Climax, Kurt Russell, and Rodney King