Marlon Wallace
Editor and Writer at WBOC-TV (Salisbury, MD)
Editor and Writer
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1 week ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
This series is telling the historical fiction of two past subjects. The first subject is the story of the "Forty Elephants," an all-female crime syndicate that existed from the 1870's till the 1950's. They specialized in shoplifting from the stores and businesses in the West End of London, England. They would also pretend to be housemaids of wealthy families, so they can ransack and rob those wealthy homes.
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1 week ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
If you haven't seen any of the previous films that started with Mission: Impossible (1996), which was the first of now eight entries, don't worry. The first hour of this film is basically a recap of all the major moments from the past seven installments till now. These films were adapted from the 1966 TV series, which is now almost 60 years old, only slightly younger than its star. Ironically, this film acts as if it's the season or possibly series finale to a TV show.
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2 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
Alan Alda (The West Wing and M*A*S*H), a TV legend, wrote and directed The Four Seasons (1981), a romantic comedy that was very successful nearly 45 years ago. Tina Fey has basically adapted that film into this series. Fey is becoming a TV legend in her own right, having been a significant part of Saturday Night Live (1975) and the creation of her own shows like 30 Rock (2006) and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (2015).
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2 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
Mo Amer is a Palestinian comedian. At the age of 9, he and his family immigrated to Houston, Texas, as a result of the Gulf War. Amer's father was a telecommunications engineer who passed away when Amer was only 14. He turned to comedy as a way of dealing with his grief. He befriended Ramy Youssef, an American comedian of Egyptian descent and a fellow Muslim.
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2 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
In my review for A Nice Indian Boy (2025), I noticed that that film made a reference to Bros (2022), a flick marketed as the first major Hollywood studio production to center on a same-sex male romance. Bros didn't do well in the box office, but it seems to have made a mark and might now be building a legacy in the filmmakers who are following and who have clearly been influenced. Writer-director Max Talisman seems to be one such influenced. His references might not be directly to Bros.
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