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  • For the 1958 production of Bacio del sole, Il, William H. Macy plays the part of Himself.
  • In 2007, William H. Macy's character is Pros. Atty. Schultz in the video release of Ass Cream Pies 10.
  • William H. Macy stars as Maj. Caldwell in the 1977 show Bare Knuckles.
  • In 1912, he plays Col. Chandler in the feature Arabian Tragedy, An.
  • Boris in the 1982 release of Adgilis deda.
  • For the 1977 production Battle of the Network Stars III, William H. Macy's character is Himself.
  • In 1907, William H. Macy's character is Little Bill in the show Alameda de Veracruz.
  • He plays the part of Mooney in the 1964 release of Casa neterminata.
  • He plays James Gordon in the 1978 release of Bandhanam.
  • For the 1933 movie Char Darvesh, he takes the role of Dr. Greenway.
  • He plays the part of Mr. O'Day in the 1937 release of Big Town Girl.
  • He plays the part of Bobby Sommerdinger in the 1985 movie Bizarre Fantasies.
  • William H. Macy plays the part of Bernie Lootz in the 1973 show Brauningova verzija.
  • William H. Macy's character is Narrator in the 1971 production of Fakir kizin kismeti.
  • For the 1941 production of Aufruhr im Damenstift, he stars as Steven Meeker.
  • For the 1935 movie Captain Hurricane, Himself.
  • He plays the part of Capt. Carl Knox (Orlando) in the 1987 feature Chest imeyu.
  • For the 1956 show Angelo del peccato, L', Dr. David Morgenstern.
  • In 2005, he stars as Jerry Lundegaard in the show The Amityville Horror.
  • William H. Macy plays Charlie Crisco, Bobby DeLaughter's Assistant in the 2008 feature Art of Living.
  • For the 1986 show Body Business, Sheriff Chappy Dent.
  • William H. Macy's character is Booth in the 2006 tv series Albert Schweitzer: Called to Africa.
  • He plays Policeman in the 1998 release Danger on Her Heels.
  • William H. Macy's character is Tim Sullivan in the 2005 show 639. baba, A.
  • He plays the part of Nate Travers in the 1981 release of Analco.
  • In 1992, William H. Macy stars as Ray Daniels in the production of Amant, L'.
  • For the 1973 feature Cavendish Country, William H. Macy plays Dr. Frank Teague.
  • Glenn in the 2003 feature Assisted Living.
  • He plays the part of Karl in the 1999 release Cop Tales.
  • In 1984, Paul Kirby in the movie The Cow's Drama.
  • In 2005, William H. Macy stars as Quiz Kid Donnie Smith in the movie Ami y'a bon, L'.
  • He takes the role of Himself in the 1999 Filthy Talkin' Cocksuckers 4.
  • For the 1971 feature Cavalkada, he stars as Himself.
  • He plays D.A. William McNeil in the 2005 release of Acrobats.
  • For the 2004 video Across the Niger, he stars as Sean Hammel.
  • For the 1916 movie Armes de la femme, Les, he takes the role of The Shoveller.
  • For the 1969 feature Fakir kizin romani, he takes the role of John.
  • For the 2009 show Baja 1000, William H. Macy plays Alex.
  • In 2007, William H. Macy is cast in the role of George Parker in the movie Americanizing Shelley.
  • For the 1968 movie 3 Ring Wing-Ding, William H. Macy plays Milton Arbogast.
  • In 1988, William H. Macy's character is Arthur Raven in the production of Black Gold Black Fire.
  • In 1974, William H. Macy's character is Tick Tock McGlaughlin in the release of Airport 1975.
  • In 1993, Himself in the show Breve historia de un amor casual.
  • In 1965, he plays the part of Tunafish Father in the show Bitmeyen korku.
  • William H. Macy stars as Terry Thorpe in the 1940 movie Argentine Nights.
  • For the 1918 movie Antigua, he takes the role of Stoddard.
  • For the 2003 show Ei siihen kuole, he takes the role of Himself.
  • William H. Macy plays Walt Price in the 1994 feature Auf Wiedersehen Amerika.
  • In 1914, John Irwin in the movie All's Well That Ends Well.
  • For the 2000 video Cum Suckers, he takes the role of Doctor.
  • For the 1938 production of Always Goodbye, he plays Himself.
  • For the 1949 movie Ala ad lehafak, William H. Macy plays Billy Drake.
  • For the 2005 show Braut von der Tankstelle, Die, William H. Macy stars as Property Clerk.
  • William H. Macy stars as CIA Agent Charles Young in the 1962 release of Billy Rose's Jumbo.
  • For the 1915 movie Child in Judgment, A, he plays the part of Charles Lang.
  • He takes the role of Riley in the 1987 feature Careena: Young and Restless.
  • In 2004, William H. Macy plays Gigot in the production of Dementia.
  • For the 2005 production The Blood We Cry, William H. Macy plays the part of Petrocelli.
  • William H. Macy stars as Dr. David Morgenstern (1994-1998) in the 1980 production of Aman Laxmi.
  • In 1998, he is cast in the role of Steven in the show 1998 VH1 Fashion Awards.
  • In 2002, William H. Macy's character is Detective in the release The 3rd Annual Canadian Comedy Awards.
  • For the 1936 movie Grand Finale, he takes the role of Himself - presenter.
  • In 1933, William H. Macy plays Himself - Nominee: Best Actor in a Mini-Series or Made for TV Movie in the production of The Good Companions.
  • In 1951, William H. Macy plays the part of Himself - Nominee: Best Actor in a Supporting Role in the movie Blonde Atom Bomb.
  • For the 2003 release Dodger DVD 86, William H. Macy stars as Himself.
  • For the 1982 movie Grachi, William H. Macy plays Himself.
  • For the 2002 show DR-Derude i Skotland, he is cast in the role of Edmond Burke.
  • In 1916, William H. Macy is cast in the role of Himself in the movie Gypsy Joe.
  • In 1991, William H. Macy is cast in the role of Sandecker, Admiral James in the show The 10 Million Dollar Getaway.
  • He takes the role of Himself in the 1952 show The Happy Cobblers.
  • For the 1993 production of Grand guignol, Le, William H. Macy stars as Senator Finistirre.

  • William H. Macy replaces Jeremy Piven

    
    Jeremy Piven has pulled out of New York theatre production, Speed-the-plow, due to illness. The Entourage and Smokin’ Aces actor decided to pull out of the show after doctors discovered high levels of mercury in his system.
    on 2008-12-20 04:49:39

  • JEREMY PIVEN LEAVES BROADWAY'S 'SPEED-THE-PLOW'

    
    "Speed-the-Plow" producer Jeffrey Richards says Jeremy Piven is out - and Norbert Leo Butz and William H. Macy are in. Richards says Butz and Macy will replace Piven in the critically praised Broadway revival of David Mamet's comedy. Piven, star...
    on 2008-12-19 04:49:44

  • Jeremy Piven Pullout Blamed on Bad Sushi; William H. Macy Rolls to Rescue

    
    And you thought Jeremy Piven's excuse was fishy before... A day after the actor abruptly announced his decision to pull out of David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow on Broadway to pursue...
    on 2008-12-19 04:46:39

  • Jeremy Piven Pullout Blamed on Bad Sushi; William H. Macy Rolls to Rescue

    
    And you thought Jeremy Piven's excuse was fishy before... A day after the actor abruptly announced his decision to pull out of David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow on Broadway to pursue...
    on 2008-12-19 04:46:12

  • Jeremy Piven Pullout Blamed on Bad Sushi; William H. Macy Rolls to Rescue

    
    And you thought Jeremy Piven's excuse was fishy before... A day after the actor abruptly announced his decision to pull out of David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow on Broadway to pursue...
    on 2008-12-19 04:45:49

  • Jeremy Piven leaves Broadway's 'Speed-the-Plow' (AP)

    
    AP - Two actors — Norbert Leo Butz and William H. Macy — will replace Jeremy Piven who has unexpectedly left the cast of the hit Broadway revival of "Speed-the-Plow," producer Jeffrey Richards announced Thursday.
    on 2008-12-19 04:45:17

  • The Results Are In: Recast Charles in Charge

    
    Every other Wednesday on BuzzSugar, I post a Recast challenge, where I ask you to choose new actors for a classic TV show or movie. The reader who submits the best cast wins a BuzzSugar T-shirt! Thanks everyone for chipping in your ideas about a new cast
    on 2008-09-03 05:06:24

  • Don't Listen to William H. Macy

    
    Filed under: Paparazzi Video Mr. Felicity Huffman has only one thing to say to young stars today -- always take Fountain. Sounds good on paper, but the old Bette Davis saying has become dangerous advice these days!The side street is one of the best ways t
    on 2008-08-02 04:55:57

  • Tinker Bell, Village People to get stars

    
    Tim Burton, Leslie Caron, and Felicity Huffman and husband William H. Macy are among those who will be honored with a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame next year. But don't go ape: Hollywood chimp Cheeta was overlooked, again.
    on 2008-06-20 00:48:36

  • Duo added to Nantucket festival

    
    Film Festivals: Macy, Rudd set for lineup -- William H. Macy and Paul Rudd have been added to the lineup of the Nantucket Film Festival?s 13th annual edition, running June 19-22.
    on 2008-06-02 20:46:22

  • Cryer, Spader get in Rodriguez's "Shorts" (Reuters)

    
    Reuters - TV stars Jon Cryer and James Spader are returning to the big screen, signing up to star in Robert Rodriguez's "Shorts," a family adventure movie that also stars William H. Macy and Leslie Mann.
    on 2008-05-30 04:45:17

  • William, Cheryl Get Friendly at ‘Room’ Premiere

    
    They're so normal. Felicity Huffman’s hubby William H. Macy arrives incognito to the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of prom comedy Bart Got A Room. The mustachioed...
    on 2008-05-09 12:53:33

  • SUMMER STAGES

    
    THOUGH it's still weeks before Memorial Day, your Sutton and Hunter Foster wannabes have no summer plans - even though your neighbor signed up her kids for camp last October. (She also filed her taxes on Jan. 2.)Will your kids be watching "Gossip Girl" re
    on 2008-05-05 20:48:32

  • William, Cheryl Get Friendly at ‘Room’ Premiere

    
    They're so normal. Felicity Huffman’s hubby William H. Macy arrives incognito to the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of prom comedy Bart Got A Room. The mustachioed...
    on 2008-05-04 08:48:44

  • William H. Macy's romantic ride

    
    William H. Macy says buying a car for wife Felicity Huffman is the most romantic thing he has ever done. The 'Bobby' star, who has been married to the 'Desperate Housewives' actress for more than 10 years, admits he doesn't give much thought to making lov
    on 2008-04-29 12:54:42

  • OK! Interview: William H. Macy

    
    The actor gives OK! advice on how to have a happy marriage. At the Bart Got A Room premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, one of the movie's stars William H. Macy stopped to talk to OK! about his own desperate...
    on 2008-04-28 12:50:45

  • Sneak peek: 'Bart Got a Room'

    
    The Tribeca Film Festival kicks off in New York this week, and Friday will see the premiere of Bart Got a Room, a comedy starring William H. Macy and Cheryl Hines as two parents trying to help their luckless kid...
    on 2008-04-24 20:47:15

  • Sneak peek: 'Bart Got a Room'

    
    The Tribeca Film Festival kicks off in New York this week, and Friday will see the premiere of Bart Got a Room, a comedy starring William H. Macy and Cheryl Hines as two parents trying to help their luckless kid...
    on 2008-04-24 08:46:28

  • Tribeca Preview: Bart Got A Room

    
    Sure, maybe we don't need another coming-of-age comedy with awkward geeky boys, but I'll still watch one. Especially one with William H. Macy who was funny/pathetic in his Sundance comedy The Deal (not to be confused with Deal, which should not be confus
    on 2008-04-22 16:56:59

  • 'The Deal' to open Sarasota festival

    
    Web Exclusive: Film event unveils competition lineups -- Steven Schachter's "The Deal" starring William H. Macy and Meg Ryan will open the 10th annual Sarasota Film Festival. The home-grown adaptation of Peter Lefcourt's Hollywood comedy, written by Macy
    on 2008-02-29 00:46:26
  • "Joe Gillis" wrote in message news:1143735057.335660.121750@t31g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > BEYOND THE SEA is underrated and will be much more appreciated in > time. > I thought it was pretty ridiculous. Spacey (the most overrated actor > this side of William H. Macy -- is there something about people whose > names rhyme with "acey"?) looks 50 years old even in the young Darin > scenes, and as for his voice.... Granted, nothing in BTS was as > hilarious as Spacey singing "Imagine" at a John Lennon tribute a few > years ago. Thank you! I'll give Macy his props (even though I believe that homely actors always get the best reviews), but Spacey's hubris in trying this role was chilling. Kris >
  • On 30 Mar 2006 08:10:57 -0800, "Joe Gillis" wrote: >BEYOND THE SEA is underrated and will be much more appreciated in >time. >I thought it was pretty ridiculous. Spacey (the most overrated actor >this side of William H. Macy -- is there something about people whose >names rhyme with "acey"?) looks 50 years old even in the young Darin >scenes, and as for his voice.... Granted, nothing in BTS was as >hilarious as Spacey singing "Imagine" at a John Lennon tribute a few >years ago. Time will tell. James Stewart was way too old to play Charles Lindbergh in the SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS also---but I love the movie and time has the made the discrepancy almost irrelevant, since Stewart's essence is so right. Generations from now viewers won't be as in touch with Darin's real age during the events depicted. As to Spacey's voice----I think you're delusional. He's an exceptional singer, at times technically better than Darin. I think Spacey's recording of If I Were A Carpenter is actually far superior to Bobby Darin's original; it shows a depth of shading and nuance that Darin's lacks. N``
  • http://www.smh.com.au/news/oscars-2006/crossing-over-to-role-of-a-lifetime/2 006/02/25/1140670298520.html Crossing over to role of a lifetime February 27, 2006 An Oscar campaign demands an arduous shower routine, Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman tells Christine Sams. For the high-profile actors involved in this year's Oscars race, it can sometimes feel like a presidential campaign. "I haven't had to kiss babies yet or go to Ohio, both of which I would be happy to do," says nominee Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman, with a laugh. "Of course, I've never done a presidential campaign, I can only imagine. But I guess it is [like that]. It's about getting people to see your movie." When Huffman talks about wanting "people" to see her film Transamerica, she has 5798 people specifically in mind - the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voters, who can make or break her chances as an Oscar winner for the best actress award. Final voting for this year's awards closes on Tuesday in the US and stars including Huffman have made relentless public and private outings in the past month, carefully coiffed and dressed in designer clothes, conducting high-profile media interviews and turning up for all-important red-carpet appearances. And that's not to mention staying squeaky clean - literally. "I've never taken so many showers in my life," says Huffman, who chatted to S exclusively from Los Angeles last week. "Your hair has to be clean every day. I don't know about you, but I wash my hair maybe once every three days. As a mum I wash my hair about once every 10 days if I'm lucky!" Despite her serious bid for Oscars glory, Huffman can see the amusing side of all the pre-Oscars grooming. "I guess the funniest part is sometimes you put on these beautiful dresses that [then] look completely like crap. I have to say I do think it's hilarious when that happens. I don't mean I want to go out looking like that, but sometimes they're just so insane and made for these six-foot-tall models, which I am not!" Huffman, 43, is up against Reese Witherspoon'>Reese Witherspoon (Walk The Line), Dame Judi Dench (Mrs Henderson Presents), Keira Knightley (Pride & Prejudice) and Charlize Theron (North Country) for the actress in a leading role award at this year's Oscars ceremony. At this stage, Huffman and Witherspoon are frontrunners for the prestigious award. "The difference between Reese Witherspoon'>Reese Witherspoon and Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman is there's a good 15-year age difference," says Aili Riley, an associate reporter for US Weekly magazine in Hollywood. "Felicity is even more serious [about winning an Oscar] because she's been acting for 30 years . . . this acclaim and this critical success in her career right now is very important. "In US interviews [where 80 per cent of academy voters live], she's taking everything very seriously. She used to joke a lot more, she was really funny - and she still is very funny - but as she's doing the rounds for the awards shows and the red carpets, she's focusing on staying more serious and in that 'actor' mode," Riley says. In Transamerica, Huffman plays the role of Bree - a transsexual man awaiting sex change surgery. In other words, she is a woman playing a man yearning to be a woman. When it comes to unusual acting transformations, it has Oscars glory written all over it. "This role was the part of a lifetime," Huffman says. "Not only because of her internal journey where she's holding on to all these emotions that we all share, despite the packaging. But also because of being a woman playing a man becoming a woman. That pastry fold-over was irresistible." The physical transformation was one of the biggest challenges of the role, including voice training to lower her vocal register and wearing wigs and make-up that made Huffman look authentically transsexual. "In terms of being an actor, that was certainly part of the appeal," she says. "But did I ever think that anyone more than my mother and 10 people would see it? No." In fact, the film was such a low-budget production by Hollywood standards that Duncan Tucker, the writer and director of Transamerica, initially asked his mother to mortgage her home to finance it. Because Huffman's role in the independent film has been in direct competition with stars backed by major Hollywood studios (including Witherspoon), her Oscars campaign has focused on the film festival circuit, public appearances and intimate media interviews with presenters including Oprah Winfrey. "With a small movie like Transamerica you kind of need the push behind it because it's an art house film," Huffman says. "We don't have any studio money behind us." "They know the first job and most important job is for the movie to be seen [by voters]," says Ric Robertson, executive administrator of the Academy. He says the jostling behind the scenes for voters' attention was now the norm within the industry. "I mean, this is arguably the most famous award in the world," Robertson says. "But [the politicking] continues to amaze me and I've worked here for 25 years." For Huffman, a key asset is credibility. She has decades of experience in film, television and stage acting. Her marriage to William H. Macy (whom she calls Bill), a highly respected actor, is another bonus. "I don't know if I'm on the same level as Bill, that's for sure, but I certainly hold onto his coat-tails," Huffman says. "The respect for him is phenomenal." But she says there is no competitiveness between her and her husband when it comes to acting achievements. "Bill has always cherished me and wanted me to shine and now is no exception," she says. "Gosh, he's always 100 per cent behind me. He came with me to England and Chicago, flying everywhere, on these eight-, 10- and 11-hour flights. I married well," she says. While the star herself seems warm, relaxed and in good spirits ahead of the Academy Awards - she is cheerfully eating porridge while we're chatting over the phone - US commentators say Huffman has carefully positioned herself in the minds of voters as an "actor's actor", away from her globally recognised role on Desperate Housewives. "I would say for Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman in particular, she's always tried to market herself as a very serious actress. Even in Desperate Housewives she's always been the 'actor' of the show," says Riley."With all the awards for Desperate Housewives and now Transamerica and the Oscar nomination, I think she's, even more, going to try and break away from the fluffy side of her work and going into the more dramatic, serious roles. I think she feels like she's got a big break in this role and with all the acclaim she's gotten, she's trying to keep serious and take all of it in. She's getting really caught up in it, I think." But Huffman insists she is equally as proud of her work on Desperate Housewives and is not shying away from talking about her television role simply for Oscars credibility. "That's not how I see it," she says. "I love Desperate Housewives, I don't want to pull the focus away from it. I'm so proud and honoured to be on the show." But in terms of campaigning for an Oscar, she's still learning. "I know very little of this because it's the first time I've done it," she says. As for winning the prized trophy? "I don't know how it would feel," she says. "I know how this sounds, but honest to God it just feels so amazing being nominated. I just can't believe I get to go to the Oscars as myself and not as a seat filler," she adds, laughing. "So the prospect of winning . . . well, I don't really go there. I just think 'My God, this great movie means I get to go to the Academy Awards. It's fantastic.' " The transformers The path to Oscars glory can mean a demanding physical transformation. Nicole Kidman, The Hours When Denzel Washington announced Nicole Kidman had won her Oscar "by a nose", he was referring to the ugly prosthetic nose Kidman donned to play writer Virginia Woolf. By playing down her looks - and completely transforming her face and hair - Kidman gained the ultimate acting accolade. "I actually would not have cast myself in the role if I was casting the film," Kidman told reporters. "[But]I think roles fall into your lap at certain times when they're meant to happen." Charlize Theron, Monster After putting on weight and donning special effects make-up, Charlize Theron switched from being a Hollywood glamazon to a convincing serial killer, Aileen Wournos. Theron's previous roles had relegated her as a pretty leading lady, but the Monster role upped her credibility as a serious actor and Hollywood heavyweight. The actor refused to wear a fat suit for the role, instead gaining the kilos necessary to portray Wournos on screen. Hilary Swank, Boys Don't Cry In one of film's most extraordinary transformations, Swank played Brandon Teena (otherwise known as Teena Brandon) in Boys Don't Cry. With a story centred on a young woman pretending to be male - and the ensuing local controversy and violence towards her - Swank lowered her voice register, had her hair chopped and donned male clothing. She had previously acted in glam TV series Beverly Hills 90210, so the credibility leap was one of the most notable in Oscars history. Gwyneth Paltrow, Shakespeare in Love She might have been the girliest of girls, sobbing in her pink dress at the Oscars podium, but Paltrow posed as a young man for her role in Shakespeare In Love. Although her character was also shown as a beautiful woman, with tumbling blonde locks, Paltrow dressed in men's clothing for parts of the film and changed her voice. It was a convincing portrayal of a young woman disguising herself to indulge her love of theatre. Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman, Transamerica She might not have an Oscars trophy yet, but Huffman is among frontrunners this year because of her transsexual role in the indie film Transamerica. Huffman's mannerisms, voice and physical appearance are entirely altered in the film, with the actress convincing as a transsexual man wanting to become a woman, via a sex change operation. She also wears a prosthetic penis for the role. One of her most memorable lines in the film is when her troubled character, Bree, says: "I hate my penis, it disgusts me." Source: The Sun-Herald
  • "Rick in Oz" wrote in message news:aeUnf.15$VK.1041@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... > http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-12-14/ for an > interesting double date with their real-life partners on the hit show. > Huffman's real-life husband William H. Macy has been hoping for a part on > the series for some time and now it looks like he'll be able to face his > wife across a dinner table - with her onscreen husband's real wife Laura > Leighton sitting next to him. Savant says, "Marc Cherry (show > creator/executive producer) wants Felicity and I to go out with another > couple and that couple would be Bill Macy and Laura Leighton, my real-life > wife. We'll have to wait and see if it happens, but it would be a blast." And the rest of the restaurant patrons can be played by men that have slept with Eva Longoria If they have enough seating room, that is....
  • "Rick in Oz" wrote in message news:aeUnf.15$VK.1041@nnrp1.ozemail.com.au... > http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-12-14/ > interesting double date with their real-life partners on the hit show. > Huffman's real-life husband William H. Macy has been hoping for a part on > the series for some time and now it looks like he'll be able to face his > wife across a dinner table - with her onscreen husband's real wife Laura > Leighton sitting next to him. Savant says, "Marc Cherry (show > creator/executive producer) wants Felicity and I to go out with another > couple and that couple would be Bill Macy and Laura Leighton, my real-life > wife. We'll have to wait and see if it happens, but it would be a blast." > I'd gladly swap places with either Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman or Laura Leighton. Doug Savant is still very good looking.
  • http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-12-14/ A Wife-Swapping Double Date on 'Desperate Housewives' Desperate Housewives stars Doug Savant and Felicity Huffman are set for an interesting double date with their real-life partners on the hit show. Huffman's real-life husband William H. Macy has been hoping for a part on the series for some time and now it looks like he'll be able to face his wife across a dinner table - with her onscreen husband's real wife Laura Leighton sitting next to him. Savant says, "Marc Cherry (show creator/executive producer) wants Felicity and I to go out with another couple and that couple would be Bill Macy and Laura Leighton, my real-life wife. We'll have to wait and see if it happens, but it would be a blast."
  • William H. Macy Left Handcuffed and Naked After Key Goes Missing Fargo star William H. Macy thought he was being tricked when prop managers on the set of new low-budget movie "Edmond" appeared to lose the key to his handcuffs during an embarrassing nude scene. The actor was left standing wearing nothing but a "sock" to cover his genitals during a prison scene in the new David Mamet film. He says, "They marched me down this long hallway... I'm buck naked. I'm manacled behind my back and my feet are manacled. I do the scene four times and the property guy comes up and says, 'OK, we got it.' He says to the actor, who is playing the cop, 'Gimme the key,' who says, 'I don't have the key.' There's no key. They've lost the key. I'm buck naked... I said, 'Oh, that's really funny, you've lost the key.' The prop guy said, 'No, it isn't funny, this is really serious.' (Eventually) they found the key. I tell ya, low-budget is not for sissies."
  • http://www.imdb.com/news/wenn/2005-07-26/ Macy Left Handcuffed and Naked After Key Goes Missing Fargo star William H. Macy thought he was being tricked when prop managers on the set of new low-budget movie Edmond appeared to lose the key to his handcuffs during an embarrassing nude scene. The actor was left standing wearing nothing but a "sock" to cover his genitals during a prison scene in the new David Mamet film. He says, "They marched me down this long hallway... I'm buck naked. I'm manacled behind my back and my feet are manacled. I do the scene four times and the property guy comes up and says, 'OK, we got it.' He says to the actor, who is playing the cop, 'Gimme the key,' who says, 'I don't have the key.' There's no key. They've lost the key. I'm buck naked... I said, 'Oh, that's really funny, you've lost the key.' The prop guy said, 'No, it isn't funny, this is really serious.' (Eventually) they found the key. I tell ya, low-budget is not for sissies."
  • http://edition.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/TV/07/14/emmy.nominations/ 'Housewives,' 'Sellers' lead Emmy pack TV awards snub 'Gilmore,' 'Rescue Me' Three of the "Desperate Housewives" -- Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman (second from left), Marcia Cross (center) and Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher (right) -- were nominated for Emmys.WATCH Browse/Search (CNN) -- The "Desperate Housewives" have little to be desperate about now. The ABC hit, which ended the 2004-05 TV season as one of the highest-rated series on the air, received 15 nods Thursday morning as the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the nominations for the 57th annual awards. "Housewives," the story of a group of women on intrigue-infested Wisteria Lane, earned picks for three of its actresses -- Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross and Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher -- as well as a nomination for best comedy series. However, the show's fourth "Housewife," Eva Longoria, was overlooked. Longoria was also the only "Housewife" not to earn a Golden Globe nomination. The show tied NBC's "Will & Grace" for most nominations for a series. "Everybody Loves Raymond," which wrapped its final season in May, earned 13 nominations, including nods for best comedy series and best actor in a comedy series (Ray Romano). The HBO films "The Life and Death of Peter Sellers" and "Warm Springs" each had 16 bids, to top all nominees. HBO also led all networks in nominations with 93. A few newcomers managed to break into the Emmy ranks. "Lost," another hit ABC show, was nominated 12 Emmys, including best drama. Hugh Laurie, of Fox's medical drama "House," earned a nod for best actor in a drama. In a pair of surprises, the low-rated Showtime series "Huff," about a therapist with his own issues, picked up a nomination for its lead actor, Hank Azaria, and the NBC series "Medium" received a best actress nomination for its lead, Patricia Arquette. Emmy did stick with some tried-and-true favorites, including "Will & Grace" and NBC's "The West Wing." The latter show, which has been considered on the wane, earned its sixth straight nomination for best drama over critical favorites "Nip/Tuck," "Rescue Me" and "Alias." Also snubbed were The WB's "Gilmore Girls" and UPN's "Veronica Mars," two shows that have earned good ratings and good reviews. "Peter Sellers" and "Warm Springs" were nominated for best TV movie. Other nominees in the category were "Lackawanna Blues," "The Office Special" and "The Wool Cap." List of nominations "Sellers" lead Geoffrey Rush was nominated for best actor in a TV movie or miniseries. Other nominees in that category are Kenneth Branagh for "Warm Springs," Ed Harris for "Empire Falls" and William H. Macy for "The Wool Cap." Actress nominees in the miniseries-movie category are Halle Berry for "Their Eyes Were Watching God," Blythe Danner for "Back When We Were Grownups," S. Epatha Merkerson for "Lackawanna Blues," Cynthia Nixon, the former "Sex and the City" star, for "Warm Springs," and Debra Winger for "Dawn Anna." Best miniseries nominees include "Elvis," "Empire Falls," "The 4400" and "The Lost Prince." Michael Imperioli and Jami Gertz'>Jami Gertz announce best actress in a drama.The most popular show of last season, "American Idol," was nominated for best reality competition. Also in that category are "The Amazing Race," "Survivor," "Project Runway" and "The Apprentice." The nominees for best drama series are "Deadwood," "Lost," "Six Feet Under," "24" and "The West Wing." The nominees for best comedy series are "Arrested Development," "Desperate Housewives," "Everybody Loves Raymond," "Scrubs" and "Will & Grace." The nominees for best actor in a drama are Hank Azaria ("Huff"), Hugh Laurie ("House"), Ian McShane ("Deadwood"), James Spader ("Boston Legal") and Kiefer Sutherland ("24"). The nominees for best actress in a drama are Patricia Arquette ("Medium"), Glenn Close ("The Shield"), Frances Conroy ("Six Feet Under"), Jennifer Garner ("Alias") and Mariska Hargitay ("Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"). The nominees for best actor in a comedy are Jason Bateman ("Arrested Development"), Zach Braff ("Scrubs"), Eric McCormack ("Will & Grace"), Ray Romano ("Everybody Loves Raymond") and Tony Shalhoub ("Monk"). The nominees for best actress in a comedy are Marcia Cross ("Desperate Housewives"), Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher'>Teri Hatcher ("Desperate Housewives") , Patricia Heaton ("Everybody Loves Raymond"), Felicity Huffman'>Felicity Huffman ("Desperate Housewives") and Jane Kaczmarek ("Malcolm in the Middle"). "The Sopranos," a perennial Emmy front-runner and last year's best drama series, wasn't eligible this year because it had no new episodes during the Emmy qualifying period. The nominations were announced by Michael Imperioli ("The Sopranos," "Law & Order") and Jami Gertz'>Jami Gertz ("Still Standing"). The Emmys are scheduled to air live on Sunday, September 18, on CBS.
  • This guy really deserves it. He is one of the best actors around. Kevin "Lili2" wrote in message news:1119204817.789612.193500@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050618/ap_en_mo/people_macy;_ylt=Am2xr5.TAR2dkz6UEc4GG_5X24cA;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl > the Maui Film Festival for "his magical ability to raise the creative > dynamics of every project he touches," organizers say. > Macy won Emmy Awards as the star and co-writer of TNT's "Door to Door," > a 2002 film about a salesman with cerebral palsy. He was nominated for > an Academy Award for "Fargo" in which he played a bungling, scheming > Midwestern husband. > coming up against situations that I'm not quite sure what to do. That's > a great feeling," he said. > "Jurassic Park III" and "Magnolia." The animated film "Bee Movie," > which Macy co-wrote with Jerry Seinfeld, is scheduled for release in > 2007. > "Desperate Housewives." >
  • "Thanatos" wrote in message news:atropos-5602CE.21455318032008@news.giganews.com... > In article > , > TranslucentAmoebae wrote: possession"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/11/mary-ann-busted-with-mary-jane/ responsibility"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/12/it-wasnt-mary-anns-mary-jane/ > difference? He can't tell you...too drunk.
  • http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050618/ap_en_mo/people_macy;_ylt=Am2xr5.TAR2dkz6UEc4GG_5X24cA;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl WAILEA, Hawaii - Actor William H. Macy received the Rainmaker Award at the Maui Film Festival for "his magical ability to raise the creative dynamics of every project he touches," organizers say. Macy won Emmy Awards as the star and co-writer of TNT's "Door to Door," a 2002 film about a salesman with cerebral palsy. He was nominated for an Academy Award for "Fargo" in which he played a bungling, scheming Midwestern husband. Macy said acting continues to challenge him. "I still find myself coming up against situations that I'm not quite sure what to do. That's a great feeling," he said. Macy's on-screen credits include "The Cooler," "Boogie Nights," "Jurassic Park III" and "Magnolia." The animated film "Bee Movie," which Macy co-wrote with Jerry Seinfeld, is scheduled for release in 2007. Macy was accompanied by his wife, Felicity Huffman, of the ABC series "Desperate Housewives." ___
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