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Karen Benardello

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About The Author

Karen grew up as an avid film and television fan with a passion for writing. She graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Journalism-Print and Electronic in 2008 from the Long Island University-Post Campus in New York. Still based in New York, Karen has regularly contributed movie and television interviews, reviews and news articles to We Got This Covered since July 2011.

Karen Benardello - Page 4

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George Clooney Adapting Focus Features’ The Yankee Comandante
First Showing is reporting that George Clooney's Smokehouse Pictures will join with Focus Features to adapt The Yankee Comandante, an article written by David Grann that appeared in The New Yorker a few weeks ago. The political article follows U.S. Army veteran William Alexander Morgan in the late 1950s as "he aided Fidel Castro and his rebels in the Cuban revolution and went on to become the only American with a Comandante title among the forces."
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Jun 7, 2012
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Fright Night Director Tom Holland Adapting Stephen King’s The Ten O’Clock People
First Showing is reporting that the original Fright Night director Tom Holland, is reuniting with Stephen King to adapt a feature film of the horror writer's short story, The Ten O'Clock People. The two last collaborated in the 1990s, most notably on the television show The Langoliers and the film Thinner, which was Holland's last theatrical feature.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Jun 6, 2012
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Exclusive Interview With Dustin Lance Black On Virginia
The most touching films that resonate most with viewers are often the ones that are based on real experiences that people contend with during their lives. Set through the eyes of both a mother suffering from an illness and her teenage son who is in essence raising her, the new drama Virginia is loosely based on the childhood experiences of writer Dustin Lance Black. Making his feature film directorial debut, Black draws on his own Mormon upbringing with a sick mother to show what people would do in order to make their dreams come true.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello May 21, 2012
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Exclusive Interview With The Cast And Director Of Caroline and Jackie [Tribeca Film Festival]
While often times people complain about their relatives' actions and beliefs, often times family bonds and relationships are the most important things that help people overcome the obstacles in their lives. Such is the case between the two title sisters in writer-director Adam Christian Clark's new drama, Caroline and Jackie. To the outside world, the two sisters have the perfect lives and relationship. But in reality, they're still bonding over the conflicts from their childhoods, despite the questionable choices they've made as a result of those problems.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello May 8, 2012
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