Lifetime Movie Network will be featuring Numb3rs’ star Rob Morrow in a 2007 movie called Custody, which airs on Saturday, September 9, at 9:00 PM. Check out this fan video which features a great scene from the movie, and music by Kate Voegele. Read my take on the video, and details about this made-for-TV-film after the cut:
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More breaking news from the Festival! If you’ve wondered what David Krumholtz of Numb3rs is really like, he shares some amazing stuff with us this week at the Monte Carlo Television Festival. He talked with b5media at the festival about his life, his passions, and his role in Numb3rs.
Find out what the heck is going on with his character Charlie Eppes, and see if he’ll be wearing a wedding ring next season, after the jump:
If you recently watched the episode of Numb3rs titled, Black Swan, you know the story featured events that may have seemed random. (Don Eppes’ instincts helped catch a guy who just happened to be parked in front of a warehouse that was a secret meth lab).
The Numb3rs team was only able to solve the case once they realized that events which seemed to be random were actually not so random.
At some point, Charlie Eppes explains the theory of the black swan, and in this explanation, we find that when we look for generalities in events, we are fooled. After listening …read more
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Numb3rs star Rob Morrow did an interview a while back, and reveals some interesting thoughts about his character, Don Eppes. Besides math in the show, the biggest draw may be the relationship between Don and his brother Charlie Eppes, and Rob agrees that he’s looking forward to delving into more of it.
Rob also dishes about his family, and doing something that many may fear, skydiving. I can’t think of a reason to jump out of a perfectly good plane, but Rob’s story gives some pause on this idea.
One concept of this FBI drama is that a lot of the characterization …read more
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Word is that Rob Morrow’s movie, The Bucket List has been making some big “bucks” at the box office. The excited Morgan Freeman has been spotted on television talk, promoting the movie (from Letterman to The View and back again). Who knew there’d be this much humor in terminally ill cancer? Also, why wasn’t there more of Rob?
There are those movies we love, but the critics just seem to hate according to this LA Times review, and this one may not be the exception. For many, Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman on the big screen is an irresistible pair, in …read more
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The prizes include some pretty neat Bucket List schwag. Go here to get the details and enter to get some of the prizes pictured here.
By the way, if you’ve seen the movie, please comment here, and let us know if you liked it and what you thought of Rob Morrow portraying Jack Nicholson’s doctor. Tags: rob morrow, numb3rs, the bucket list, bucket list schwag, jack nicholson
Rob Morrow stars in a new movie with Jack Nicholson just in time for the holidays.Could The Bucket List be the 2007 answer to Thelma and Louise? Not sure, but it is about two terminally ill guys in the hospital who throw caution to the stars, and do all the things they’ve wanted to do forever. Numb3r’s star Rob Morrow portrays Dr. Hollins in the film along with the two leads, Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman. This film is set to be released on Christmas Day.
It looks like a great film for the holidays, and who knows, maybe these guys …read more
Rob Morrow is no stranger to pizza, Stromboli or WGA strike picket lines in NY. This hot lead from Numb3rs was interviewed this week, and he talks about his work on the picket lines, his NY excursions and what’s going on with his FBI drama show.
Here are some highlights from the short interview:
Rob lives in L.A., but has an apartment in N.Y.
He loves to walk the streets in N.Y.,and find good pizza.
On the WGA strike, he’s noticed that the mood in L.A. is a bit more foreboding compared to N.Y., (and cites an instance of writers who’ve also been affected …read more
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