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The Curse of Downers Grove Official Trailer 1 (2. Lucas Till, Kevin Zegers Movie HD. For the past eight years, one senior from every high school graduating class has met a bizarre death right before graduation day. And this year, Chrissie Swanson (Bella Heathcote) has a terrible feeling that she is going to be the one to die. Can Chrissie survive the curse of Downers Grove or will she, like those seniors before her, fall prey to the town's deadly secret? GENRE: Thriller, Horror.

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The Hollywood Reporter's 2. Women in Entertainment Power 1. Christina Gandolfo.

Category: The Reps. She vacations with Judge Judy; she’s a top- class poker player; she cracks ribald jokes about what might happen if she ever got together with 6- foot- 9 Magic Johnson (she’s 4- foot- 1. Oh, and she has one of the best client rosters in town, including Michael Keaton, Spike Lee, James Spader, Laura Linney and Edie Falco. Adds Samuel L. Jackson: “A lot of her friends have become my friends; she knows everyone.” Here’s what else she knows, in her own words: I’m 7. I embrace my age.

Years ago, everything was, “Oh, they’re young and hot.” But they can be young and cold, too. I know so much more now than I did 2.

I grew up in the slums of Beverly Hills. My parents weren’t in the business, but their friends were. My mother had a lot of drive. In her 6. 0s, she opened a store in Beverly Hills and she had all of the designers coming to her and all the Reagan kitchen- cabinet wives. But in those days, women weren’t obsessed with working. They wanted to get married. I wanted to get married, too, but no one was marrying me that fast — I didn’t meet my husband .

I was the second secretary. It was a great job, and I was a fantastic secretary, though I used to say things like, “I’ll be back in five seconds,” then I’d go on Billy Wilder’s set for two hours. This is a terrible story, but I was in the elevator the day Kennedy was assassinated. I was with some agents, and they said, “The president has been shot.” I said, “Oh, is that a good script?”The person I learned the most from was . He represented Paul Newman and Steve Mc.

Queen. Every day I would show him the list of clients he’d talked to, and he would say, “Oh, I haven’t talked to Faye Dunaway in four days.” I learned to talk to clients even if you have nothing important to say to them. I spent seven years as a casting director, and one day David Geffen and Stan Kamen of the William Morris Agency called and said, “You should be an agent.” I was working for Lynn Stalmaster, who was the premier casting director, and so I said to Lynn, “I’m going to leave unless you make me a better offer.” He said, “My business manager is going to make you an offer you’ll be happy with.” So the business manager calls and says, “We’re now going to reimburse you for gas.” I said, “That is not a great counter,” and I left. I was 4. 0 years old when I went to William Morris, and in February, it will be 2. I came to ICM. When I was a casting director, all I thought agents did was give incorrect client availabilities — but in the last 3. I’ve realized how creative agents can be.

You talk to the casting director, you talk to the director, the head of marketing, the DVD guy. I’ll say, “Why not change the part from being a man to being a woman?”To be a great agent, you have to have a passion for your clients. I’m not thinking of retiring. I’m just starting my third act.

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