Thursday, June 21
(10-11 a.m.) Christian Slater on Today. Ambush Makeovers. Buzzworthy & Breakthrough Beauty. Lester Holt and the Rough Cuts performs on Today.
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The title of the film, The Wife, gives away about as much as the titular character. Is she a good one? A bad lady? The answer is a mystery for a large portion of this slow-burning character study. One thing’s for certain, this wifey is brimming with conflicting emotions in this bittersweet, character-driven drama.

Christian Slater meanwhile, is on hand playing a cunning hack journalist hell-bent on writing Joe’s biography. He looks poised to expose or at least topple this celebrated author from his mantle.

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The mind-bending “Mr. Robot” represents new narrative territory for Christian Slater, as it would for most actors. But the titular role, the cyber-anarchist who sets a global economic collapse in motion, fits into the CV of the veteran of such counterculture roles as “Heathers” and “Pump Up the Volume.” Read More here

The Mr Robot actor, 48, talks about voicing Deadshot in animation Suicide Squad: Hell To Pay, building a Lego London and being ‘geek’ cool. Read More here

The DC Animated Universe is about to get a lot nastier with their latest release, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay. For their third R-rated feature, the gang behind recent hits like Batman & Harley Quinn and Justice League Dark gathered Amanda Waller’s favorite band of bad guys forced to do good. Prepare for a bloody, funny and, at times, filthy battle against baddie Vandal Savage! Read More here

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The road to hell isn’t exactly paved with good intentions in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, the bloody, darkly funny new DC animated feature film from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment.
The voice cast help deliver these much-needed laughs to lighten what is ultimately a rather heavy story about sin and salvation. Christian Slater makes for an appropriately sardonic Deadshot, while Billy Brown imbues Bronze Tiger with a gravitas and dignity befitting a character far too honorable to be among a team this bad. Liam McIntyre’s Boomerang and Tara Strong’s Harley get the lion’s share of notable one-liners, although Hell to Pay still does little to convince one why the baseball bat-wielding, incessantly mercurial Harley is needed on a team tasked with obtaining a supernatural item — besides the film needing comic relief.
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Added screencaps for the following to the Gallery and icons added to the Media section.

* True Deception
* Robin Hood – Prince of Thieves
* He Was A Quiet Man
* Very Bad Things

If you want to know what kind of yell that Christian Slater brings to the Yelling Game it’s pretty simple. He’s a reactionary yeller. What that means is that he usually doesn’t raise his voice but he will if it’s to prove a point or just join in the yelling that’s already going on. He’ll go on his rants from time to time but they’re usually short-lived and don’t last for any longer than they need to. His voice has been calm and smooth since the day he came on the scene, just as the ladies used to like it. The difference between him and all other yellers is that more often than not he’ll keep his tone level until someone else brings the noise. There’s nothing wrong with being a quiet guy, but when the situation gets noisy it’s important that you be able to hang with the crowd. Read More here