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Introduction This is my unofficial tribute to Karen Allen who has had an impressive film career starting with her screen debut in National Lampoon's Animal House, directed by John Landis. An under-used actress who projects "empathy, accessibility, and sweet intelligence" into her characters, Karen Allen is best remembered as Marion Ravenwood in the George Lucas/Steven Spielberg blockbuster Raiders of the Lost Ark, Claire Phillips in Scrooged and Jenny Hayden in John Carpenter's Starman. Karen Allen - May 2008 The fourth Indiana Jones movie started filming in Los Angeles in June 2007, and opened in theaters May 22, 2008. Watch the trailers: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Spielberg directed and Lucas executive produced, along with Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall. John Williams composed the music. The cast included Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, Shia LaBeouf as his sidekick and son Mutt, John Hurt as Professor Oxley, Ray Winstone as Mac, Jim Broadbent as a bumbling yet useful Yale colleague replacing Denholm Elliot's Professor Marcus Brody and Cate Blanchett (Lord of the Rings Trilogy) as the villain. On July 26, 2007, the day Spielberg announced that Karen Allen would also be in the film at San Diego's ComicCon, she told me "yes I am working on the new Indy film. I've been sworn to secrecy until today, but now I can let you know. I'm having a fantastic time shooting it." About the call from Spielberg early this year, she says, "Steven called and said, 'You know why I'm calling... We're making another Indiana Jones - and you're in it!' I was jumping around with joy." Click here to visit the web site for Karen Allen—Fiber Arts. Latest Karen Allen DVDs! Order Now! Indiana Jones - The Complete Adventure Collection (Raiders of the Lost Ark/ Temple of Doom/ Last Crusade/ Kingdom of the Crystal Skull) contains all four films in their original format, with the first three restored and digitally re-mastered. Additional content includes: Raiders: New introduction by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, The Indy Trilogy: A Crystal Clear Appreciation, The Mystery of the Melting Face, Snakes Alive! The Well of Souls Storyboards, Doom: New introduction by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, Creepy Crawlies Discover Adventure on location with Indy, Hold onto your hat! The Mine Cart Chase Storyboards, Crusade: New introduction by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, Indy's women reminisce, Indy's friends and enemies, The Birth of an Action Hero! The Last Crusade opening scene storyboards, Skull: The Return of A Legend - A tribute to Indy, his creators and the evolution of The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Pre-Production - From animatic sequences to sword fight lessons to reuniting the cast and crew, Production Diary: Making Kingdom of The Crystal Skull - Go behind the scenes for a 12-part in-depth look at the creation of The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Pre-Visualization Sequences - See the work that goes into preparing 3 pivotol action-packed sequences, Photo Galleries, Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures XBOX 360 Game Demo and Trailers Al Pacino hunts for a serial killer in a lurid world of gay leather bars in Cruising. Because of his resemblance to the victims of a series of slayings, cop Steve Burns (Pacino) goes undercover as a gay man, wandering through wild, gyrating bacchanalias straight out of a Tom of Finland painting, hoping that the killer will be drawn to his dark, tormented eyes. Cruising is a peculiar movie, a gritty police procedural that director William Friedkin (The French Connection, The Exorcist) tried to push into a quasi-metaphysical dimension with some casting tricks and subliminal images. Due to the controversy the movie sparked in the gay community, Friedkin goes to great lengths in the commentary and featurettes to defend the authenticity of the movie's sources (about a bizarre scene where a muscular black man wearing nothing but a jock strap and a cowboy hat appears out of nowhere and slaps a suspect being interrogated by the police, Friedkin claims this actually happened, though no context is offered). The movie passes no apparent judgment on the overtly sexual scenes in gay bars...yet clearly these scenes are expected to provoke unease in the viewer. Cruising is sure to provoke arguments: Is Pacino's performance vulnerable or tentative? Is the movie about homophobia or homophobic itself? What does the ending mean? Yet there's no denying it's claimed a place in cinematic history; far more people know about it than have seen it. For that--as well as the stylish cinematography-- Cruising is worth seeing. --Bret Fetzer Fan Mail Address Agent Address Karen Allen Fiber Arts 8 Railroad Street Great Barrington, MA 01230 USA Instructions for requesting an autographed photo. (For Professional Contact Only) Sarah Fargo Paradigm Talent Agency 200 West 57th Street, Suite 900    New York, NY 10019 Sarah (212) 246-1030 Michael Lazo (310) 277-4400 Notice: Creating and maintaining these pages is a personal homage to Karen Allen and is neither supported nor endorsed by her or by her theatrical agency. This web page is solely the work of Patrick Spreng. To contact me, send e-mail to Patrick Spreng The opinions expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of anyone living or dead. No animals were harmed during the creation of this site. Batteries not included. Contents under pressure. 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