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Woody Harrelson: No Country
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Synopsis: In the '70s, Roy Munsen (Woody Harrelson) was a bowling phenomenon. He was none too sharp about picking friends, though, and the champion he had to beat, "Big Ern," takes him under his supposedly friendly wing. Big Ern (Bill Murray) shows him the high-living lifestyle, and induces him to go on theRead More
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MAURA Tierney, secret hippie, plays Woody Harrelson's love interest in "Semi-Pro," which opened Friday. She ... plays Abby Lockhart on "ER," now in its 14th season. After so much time on "ER," are you looking forward to the end?
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Owen Wilson and close friend Woody Harrelson have been doing some male bonding in the Peruvian jungle, as these exclusive pictures show. stripping down to their less-than-tighty not-so-whiteys for a quick dip.
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Harrelson's involvement with the project (in which he wears a hairstyle earily similar to that of his No Country counterpart Javier Bardem) sprang purely from his admiration for its star. "I really wanted to work -- I should say 'play' -- with Will," he says. To do so, he accepted the often thankless job of the Straight Man, a task made more challenging by Ferrell's legendary fondness for improv. "He really keeps you on your toes," marvels Harrelson. "The thing I love about him is he'll never rest after a take...he'll do something completely different. He's always working, and he's not afraid to push the boundaries of what may or may not be acceptable."
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You have to really formulate a good picture of Woody here. He has not shaved today, and he is wearing purple pants that appear to be made from hemp. His eyes are bloodshot, and he fumbles putting on his shoes. He might appear, to the casual observer, stoned. But Woody doesn't smoke pot anymore. He has made this quite public.
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After attempting to break out of an Atlanta federal prison in 1995, Harrelson was transferred to Supermax, the highest-security federal prison. In March 2004, Harrelson lost his Supreme Court appeal which argued he was not adequately represented at trial by his defense attorney. Harrelson had always denied the killing, claiming to have been 270 miles away when Wood was murdered. He claimed that his lawyer failed to collect vital evidence that proved he was not responsible for the murder.
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