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Best Canadian Gambling Movies

September 30, 2024September 30, 2024The Bottom LineCanadian Gambling Movies, Cold Deck, Lucky Girl, Lucky Number Slevin, Owning Mahowny, The Cooler, The Last Casino

Over the years, movies based on gambling and betting have drawn viewers in with their raw stories, colorful personas, and teachings that go a long way. A good number of the most enthralling films about

What to Expect from The Boys’ Final Season

September 11, 2024September 9, 2024The Bottom LineMike Kripke, The Boys

If you didn’t know, I’m sorry to be the one to break it to you, but we will have to wait until 2026 before we can watch the final season of The Boys, which is

Fate – The Casting Process

August 26, 2024July 11, 2024The Bottom LineBrandon Routh Janet Montgomery, Fate, Harvey Keitel, Jonathan Baker

So in my last article, I had to get into the story of why Brandon Routh was chosen, as well as some of these other actors. Starting off, Brandon Routh was picked because he is

What Makes Toronto Such a Good Location for Hollywood Films and Shows

June 7, 2024June 7, 2024The Bottom LineFilming, Filming Locations, Frankenstein, Location, The Apprentice, Toronto

Toronto has long been a favored destination for Hollywood filmmakers. The city has consistently stood out as an ideal location for a wide array of movies and TV shows. Its diverse landscapes, architectural versatility, and

Remembering Legendary Canadian-American Producer Albert S. Ruddy

June 5, 2024June 3, 2024The Bottom LineAlbert S. Ruddy, Coonskin, Little Fauss and Big Halls, Making It, Million Dollar Baby, The Cannonball Run, The Godfather, Universal Television

Cinema lost a creatively and historically important figure recently, as Albert S. Ruddy passed away on May 25th at the age of 94. Ruddy was born in Montreal, Quebec, to Jewish parents, but was consequently

Remembering Norman Jewison

January 31, 2024February 1, 2024The Bottom LineNorman Jewison

Last week, Canada lost a towering figure not just in the industry of cinema, but in its history. Norman Jewison, who was born and raised in Toronto, has left an indelible mark on cinema with

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