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Daily Archives: March 29, 2012
Weak reviews for "Mirror Mirror," weaker for "Wrath," and "Intruders"
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Bill Paxton remembers “Titanic,” and the career James Cameron gave him
Bill Paxton is 56 now, awaiting the late spring History channel premiere of “Hatfields & McCoys,” in which he co-stars with Kevin Costner. And he’s still basking in the glow of his last series,”Big Love,” a show that had critics … Continue reading
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