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learn Four Leaf Clover. then try to do the piano part on guitar. It is my favorite song to play in his

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Badly Drawn Boy Ltd Ed Gig Limited Edition Gig Poster $30.00 This limited edition BDB print is from their 2007 gig at the El Rey Theatre in L.A. Features original artwork. Hand numbered. 11" x 17"....

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The Hour of Bewilderbeast $7.05 In 2000, the techno-folk troubadour Damon Gough, a.k.a. Badly Drawn Boy, won the U.K.-based Mercury Music Prize, Brit-pop's blue ribbon award. His first full-length, The Hour of Bewilderbeast, is a song cycle relaying the life span of a romantic relationship with dry lyrical humor, soft-touch acoustic strumming, mellow horns, and gossamer strings. Repeated listenings are required, but like a dow...

Born in the U.K. $5.00 With a new record label behind him and his most elaborate and pop-oriented backing music to date, Damon Gough a.k.a. Badly Drawn Boy tackles the subject of his youth in the United Kingdom on this quasi-concept record. The album, which was completely recorded twice, is clearly a watershed moment for Gough, whose lyrics about his native land are often enough unapologetically proud. With more than a ...

Is There Nothing We Could Do? $18.57 2009 release from British singer/songwriter Damon Gough (AKA Badly Drawn Boy). Is There Nothing We Could Do? is the soundtrack to the ITV film The Fattest Man In Britain, which was written by Caroline Aherne and Jeff Pope and stars Timothy Spall in the lead role and Bobby Ball as his agent and sidekick Morris Morrisey. This soundtrack is Badly Drawn Boy's sixth album in a career spanning 10 years...

Badly Drawn Boy - Video Collection $2.18 Track list: Road Movie, It Came From The Ground, Once Around The Block, Another Pearl, Disillusion, Spitting In The Wind, Silent Sigh, Something To Talk About, You Were Right, Born Again, All Possibilities, My Friend Cubillas, The Further I Slide (Live),...

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Badly Drawn Boy - Video Collection (DVD) $25.6 A hip favorite of the slacker generation, the British Damon Gough, better known as Badly Drawn Boy, reached mainstream audiences

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Various Artists - Twisted Nerve Mixed-Mixed By Andy Votel [12/16] $18.03 Disc 1:Say Your Prayers - D.O.T.Say Your Prayers - D.O.T. (remix)Riding with Gabriel Greenburgh - Badly Drawn BoyJunior - Dakota OakFire In My Head - Voice of the WoodsAll My Teeth, North And SouthSay Y...

Madeline & the Bad Hat $28.66 Madeline encounters Pepito, an impish boy whose antics are not to be taken lightly. Illustrated with two- and full-color drawings.

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Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast $11.98 Personnel includes: Badly Drawn Boy (vocals, acoustic & electric guitar, slide guitar, piano, bass, tambourine, programming); Matt McGeever (cello); Sam Morris (French horn); Andy Votel (piano, keyboards, programming, sound effects, samples); Ian Smith (vibraphone, drums); Adrian Darce (drums); Joe Robinson (sound effects).Garnering Britain`s coveted Mercury Prize in 2000, THE HOUR OF BEWILDERBEAST announced the arrival of Badly Drawn Boy (AKA Damon Gough), the most gleefully eccentric singer/songwriter the UK had seen in decades. With his ever-present multi-colored knit cap, loopy stage presence, and an arsenal of beautifully ramshackle songs, Gough charmed listeners with BEWILDERBEAST`s surprisingly eclectic array of songs.Beginning with the utterly gorgeous, string-laden "The Shining," the album takes a sharp turn into lo-fi rock with "Everybody`s Stalking," eventually moving on to the melancholy folk of "Stone on the Water," the shimmering jazz-pop of "Once Around the Block," and the delirious funk of "Disillusion." Although Gough occasionally borders on being too quirky for his own good, he always sets up enough loose boundaries to keep the music from wandering too far off the mark. An album of striking energy and originality, BEWILDERBEAST cements Badly Drawn Boy`s reputation as an intriguing performer. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast $11.26 Personnel includes: Badly Drawn Boy (vocals, acoustic & electric guitar, slide guitar, piano, bass, tambourine, programming); Matt McGeever (cello); Sam Morris (French horn); Andy Votel (piano, keyboards, programming, sound effects, samples); Ian Smith (vibraphone, drums); Adrian Darce (drums); Joe Robinson (sound effects).Garnering Britain`s coveted Mercury Prize in 2000, THE HOUR OF BEWILDERBEAST announced the arrival of Badly Drawn Boy (AKA Damon Gough), the most gleefully eccentric singer/songwriter the UK had seen in decades. With his ever-present multi-colored knit cap, loopy stage presence, and an arsenal of beautifully ramshackle songs, Gough charmed listeners with BEWILDERBEAST`s surprisingly eclectic array of songs.Beginning with the utterly gorgeous, string-laden "The Shining," the album takes a sharp turn into lo-fi rock with "Everybody`s Stalking," eventually moving on to the melancholy folk of "Stone on the Water," the shimmering jazz-pop of "Once Around the Block," and the delirious funk of "Disillusion." Although Gough occasionally borders on being too quirky for his own good, he always sets up enough loose boundaries to keep the music from wandering too far off the mark. An album of striking energy and originality, BEWILDERBEAST cements Badly Drawn Boy`s reputation as an intriguing performer. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast $15.18 Personnel includes: Badly Drawn Boy (vocals, acoustic & electric guitar, slide guitar, piano, bass, tambourine, programming); Matt McGeever (cello); Sam Morris (French horn); Andy Votel (piano, keyboards, programming, sound effects, samples); Ian Smith (vibraphone, drums); Adrian Darce (drums); Joe Robinson (sound effects).Garnering Britain`s coveted Mercury Prize in 2000, THE HOUR OF BEWILDERBEAST announced the arrival of Badly Drawn Boy (AKA Damon Gough), the most gleefully eccentric singer/songwriter the UK had seen in decades. With his ever-present multi-colored knit cap, loopy stage presence, and an arsenal of beautifully ramshackle songs, Gough charmed listeners with BEWILDERBEAST`s surprisingly eclectic array of songs.Beginning with the utterly gorgeous, string-laden "The Shining," the album takes a sharp turn into lo-fi rock with "Everybody`s Stalking," eventually moving on to the melancholy folk of "Stone on the Water," the shimmering jazz-pop of "Once Around the Block," and the delirious funk of "Disillusion." Although Gough occasionally borders on being too quirky for his own good, he always sets up enough loose boundaries to keep the music from wandering too far off the mark. An album of striking energy and originality, BEWILDERBEAST cements Badly Drawn Boy`s reputation as an intriguing performer. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Badly Drawn Boy - The Hour Of Bewilderbeast $11.86 Personnel includes: Badly Drawn Boy (vocals, acoustic & electric guitar, slide guitar, piano, bass, tambourine, programming); Matt McGeever (cello); Sam Morris (French horn); Andy Votel (piano, keyboards, programming, sound effects, samples); Ian Smith (vibraphone, drums); Adrian Darce (drums); Joe Robinson (sound effects).Garnering Britain`s coveted Mercury Prize in 2000, THE HOUR OF BEWILDERBEAST announced the arrival of Badly Drawn Boy (AKA Damon Gough), the most gleefully eccentric singer/songwriter the UK had seen in decades. With his ever-present multi-colored knit cap, loopy stage presence, and an arsenal of beautifully ramshackle songs, Gough charmed listeners with BEWILDERBEAST`s surprisingly eclectic array of songs.Beginning with the utterly gorgeous, string-laden "The Shining," the album takes a sharp turn into lo-fi rock with "Everybody`s Stalking," eventually moving on to the melancholy folk of "Stone on the Water," the shimmering jazz-pop of "Once Around the Block," and the delirious funk of "Disillusion." Although Gough occasionally borders on being too quirky for his own good, he always sets up enough loose boundaries to keep the music from wandering too far off the mark. An album of striking energy and originality, BEWILDERBEAST cements Badly Drawn Boy`s reputation as an intriguing performer. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

BADLY DRAWN BOY - Hour of Bewilderbeast German Tour - Music Poster $5.99 BADLY DRAWN BOY Hour of Bewilderbeast German Tour 84x59cm Music Poster

BADLY DRAWN BOY - Something to talk about - Music Poster $3.99 BADLY DRAWN BOY Something to talk about 70x50cm Music Poster

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Badly Drawn Boy - About A Boy (Sdtk) $11.98 Music composed by Badly Drawn Boy aka Damon Gough.Producers: Tim Rothrock, Badly Drawn Boy.What`s a budding musical genius to do in the pent-up lull between albums? Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter Badly Drawn Boy (nee Damon Gough), in his spare time between heralded debut THE HOUR OF BEWILDERBEEST, and a follow-up to be released later in 2002, approached the filmmakers adapting Nick Hornby`s acclaimed novel ABOUT A BOY about the soundtrack for the film starring Hugh Grant. There`s no question to the logic of the combination as Gough`s sublimely literate, disaffected yet still charmingly breezy pop music fits the story of life`s apparent losers at two stages of life, one an apathetic womanizer approaching his 40s, the other a bullied misfit boy passing into his teens, between whom an unlikely friendship ensues.A folky singer/songwriter scoring songs to help set the tone of a movie about unlikely friendship could stir up memories of Cat Stevens`s unreleased soundtrack for "Harold & Maude," a fair enough assessment. In a similar fashion (but in its own way), Badly Drawn Boy`s take on ABOUT A BOY weaves a mournful, yet upbeat tapestry drawing from its source material while managing to enrich the story itself. There are even some pop megahit hooks such as in the rolling "Silent Sigh" and in the head-bobbing, ostensible theme song "Something To Talk About." Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Badly Drawn Boy - About A Boy (Sdtk) $11.26 Music composed by Badly Drawn Boy aka Damon Gough.Producers: Tim Rothrock, Badly Drawn Boy.What`s a budding musical genius to do in the pent-up lull between albums? Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter Badly Drawn Boy (nee Damon Gough), in his spare time between heralded debut THE HOUR OF BEWILDERBEEST, and a follow-up to be released later in 2002, approached the filmmakers adapting Nick Hornby`s acclaimed novel ABOUT A BOY about the soundtrack for the film starring Hugh Grant. There`s no question to the logic of the combination as Gough`s sublimely literate, disaffected yet still charmingly breezy pop music fits the story of life`s apparent losers at two stages of life, one an apathetic womanizer approaching his 40s, the other a bullied misfit boy passing into his teens, between whom an unlikely friendship ensues.A folky singer/songwriter scoring songs to help set the tone of a movie about unlikely friendship could stir up memories of Cat Stevens`s unreleased soundtrack for "Harold & Maude," a fair enough assessment. In a similar fashion (but in its own way), Badly Drawn Boy`s take on ABOUT A BOY weaves a mournful, yet upbeat tapestry drawing from its source material while managing to enrich the story itself. There are even some pop megahit hooks such as in the rolling "Silent Sigh" and in the head-bobbing, ostensible theme song "Something To Talk About." Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Badly Drawn Boy - About A Boy (Sdtk) $15.18 Music composed by Badly Drawn Boy aka Damon Gough.Producers: Tim Rothrock, Badly Drawn Boy.What`s a budding musical genius to do in the pent-up lull between albums? Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter Badly Drawn Boy (nee Damon Gough), in his spare time between heralded debut THE HOUR OF BEWILDERBEEST, and a follow-up to be released later in 2002, approached the filmmakers adapting Nick Hornby`s acclaimed novel ABOUT A BOY about the soundtrack for the film starring Hugh Grant. There`s no question to the logic of the combination as Gough`s sublimely literate, disaffected yet still charmingly breezy pop music fits the story of life`s apparent losers at two stages of life, one an apathetic womanizer approaching his 40s, the other a bullied misfit boy passing into his teens, between whom an unlikely friendship ensues.A folky singer/songwriter scoring songs to help set the tone of a movie about unlikely friendship could stir up memories of Cat Stevens`s unreleased soundtrack for "Harold & Maude," a fair enough assessment. In a similar fashion (but in its own way), Badly Drawn Boy`s take on ABOUT A BOY weaves a mournful, yet upbeat tapestry drawing from its source material while managing to enrich the story itself. There are even some pop megahit hooks such as in the rolling "Silent Sigh" and in the head-bobbing, ostensible theme song "Something To Talk About." Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Badly Drawn Boy - About A Boy (Sdtk) $11.86 Music composed by Badly Drawn Boy aka Damon Gough.Producers: Tim Rothrock, Badly Drawn Boy.What`s a budding musical genius to do in the pent-up lull between albums? Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter Badly Drawn Boy (nee Damon Gough), in his spare time between heralded debut THE HOUR OF BEWILDERBEEST, and a follow-up to be released later in 2002, approached the filmmakers adapting Nick Hornby`s acclaimed novel ABOUT A BOY about the soundtrack for the film starring Hugh Grant. There`s no question to the logic of the combination as Gough`s sublimely literate, disaffected yet still charmingly breezy pop music fits the story of life`s apparent losers at two stages of life, one an apathetic womanizer approaching his 40s, the other a bullied misfit boy passing into his teens, between whom an unlikely friendship ensues.A folky singer/songwriter scoring songs to help set the tone of a movie about unlikely friendship could stir up memories of Cat Stevens`s unreleased soundtrack for "Harold & Maude," a fair enough assessment. In a similar fashion (but in its own way), Badly Drawn Boy`s take on ABOUT A BOY weaves a mournful, yet upbeat tapestry drawing from its source material while managing to enrich the story itself. There are even some pop megahit hooks such as in the rolling "Silent Sigh" and in the head-bobbing, ostensible theme song "Something To Talk About." Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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Badly Drawn Boy - Born In The U.K. $12.48 Track Listing:*Intro/Swimming Pool Part 1 *Long Way Around *Walk You Home *Time Of Times, The *One Last Dance *Born In The U.K. *Degrees Of Separation *Welcome To The Overground *Journey From A To B *Nothing`s Gonna Change Your Mind *Promises *Way Things Used To Be, The *Without A Kiss

Badly Drawn Boy - Born In The U.K. $13.29 Track Listing:*Intro/Swimming Pool Part 1 *Long Way Around *Walk You Home *Time Of Times, The *One Last Dance *Born In The U.K. *Degrees Of Separation *Welcome To The Overground *Journey From A To B *Nothing`s Gonna Change Your Mind *Promises *Way Things Used To Be, The *Without A Kiss

Badly Drawn Boy - Born In The U.K. $13.15 Track Listing:*Intro/Swimming Pool Part 1 *Long Way Around *Walk You Home *Time Of Times, The *One Last Dance *Born In The U.K. *Degrees Of Separation *Welcome To The Overground *Journey From A To B *Nothing`s Gonna Change Your Mind *Promises *Way Things Used To Be, The *Without A Kiss

Badly Drawn Boy - Born In The U.K. $16.83 Track Listing:*Intro/Swimming Pool Part 1 *Long Way Around *Walk You Home *Time Of Times, The *One Last Dance *Born In The U.K. *Degrees Of Separation *Welcome To The Overground *Journey From A To B *Nothing`s Gonna Change Your Mind *Promises *Way Things Used To Be, The *Without A Kiss

Badly Drawn Boy-Video Collection $25.99 Track list: Road Movie, It Came From The Ground, Once Around The Block, Another Pearl, Disillusion, Spitting In The Wind, Silent Sigh, Something To Talk About, You Were Right, Born Again, All Possibilities, My Friend Cubillas, The Further I Slide (Live), You Were Right (Live), Pissing In The Wind (Live)

Badly Drawn Boy - Video Collection (DVD) $25.6 A hip favorite of the slacker generation, the British Damon Gough, better known as Badly Drawn Boy, reached mainstream audiences with his 2000 album THE HOUR OF THE WILDERBEAST. His intimate, personal songwriting and creative melodies were perfectly timed to coincide with the experimental pop sensation of bands like The Beta Band and Radiohead; the haunting music also won the heart of writer Nick Hornby, who signed Gough on to do the music for the film version of his novel ABOUT A BOY. This release collects a mixture of live and produced videos; the lineup includes Road Movie, It Came From the Ground, Another Pearl, The Further I Slide, Pissing in the Wind, and much more.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33

Badly Drawn Boy - Video Collection (DVD) $24.05 A hip favorite of the slacker generation, the British Damon Gough, better known as Badly Drawn Boy, reached mainstream audiences with his 2000 album THE HOUR OF THE WILDERBEAST. His intimate, personal songwriting and creative melodies were perfectly timed to coincide with the experimental pop sensation of bands like The Beta Band and Radiohead; the haunting music also won the heart of writer Nick Hornby, who signed Gough on to do the music for the film version of his novel ABOUT A BOY. This release collects a mixture of live and produced videos; the lineup includes Road Movie, It Came From the Ground, Another Pearl, The Further I Slide, Pissing in the Wind, and much more.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33

Badly Drawn Boy - Video Collection (DVD) $25.33 A hip favorite of the slacker generation, the British Damon Gough, better known as Badly Drawn Boy, reached mainstream audiences with his 2000 album THE HOUR OF THE WILDERBEAST. His intimate, personal songwriting and creative melodies were perfectly timed to coincide with the experimental pop sensation of bands like The Beta Band and Radiohead; the haunting music also won the heart of writer Nick Hornby, who signed Gough on to do the music for the film version of his novel ABOUT A BOY. This release collects a mixture of live and produced videos; the lineup includes Road Movie, It Came From the Ground, Another Pearl, The Further I Slide, Pissing in the Wind, and much more.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33

Badly Drawn Boy - Video Collection (DVD) $32.43 A hip favorite of the slacker generation, the British Damon Gough, better known as Badly Drawn Boy, reached mainstream audiences with his 2000 album THE HOUR OF THE WILDERBEAST. His intimate, personal songwriting and creative melodies were perfectly timed to coincide with the experimental pop sensation of bands like The Beta Band and Radiohead; the haunting music also won the heart of writer Nick Hornby, who signed Gough on to do the music for the film version of his novel ABOUT A BOY. This release collects a mixture of live and produced videos; the lineup includes Road Movie, It Came From the Ground, Another Pearl, The Further I Slide, Pissing in the Wind, and much more.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33

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Badly Drawn Dog $3.48 Is Badly Drawn Dog really as funny-looking as the pooch pictured in this amusing book for younger boys and girls? One thing's for sure: Badly Drawn Dog is tired of being badly drawn. He's scribbly and scrawly and sketchy around the eyes. His wish is to become a nicely drawn dog. With that notion in mind, he visits a new artist and asks to be drawn differently. Soon Badly Drawn Dog looks like something out of an abstract cubist painting. He runs out to play, but his drastic change in appearance soon gives him problems. Back he goes to the artist for another style change, but still he isn't satisfied. Maybe a change in his appearance isn't the answer to his dreams, after all. Maybe he should go back to the artist who drew him badly in the first place. Humorous color illustrations on every page.

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Men Behaving Badly-Complete Series $21.99 Best friends and roommates, Kevin (Ron Eldard, E.R.) and Jamie (Rob Schneider, Deuce Bigalow) are devoted to prolonging their adolescence. Kevin's girlfriend, Sarah (Justine Bateman, Family Ties), is determined to civilize Kevin, but his bad-boy charisma teamed with Jamie's immoral support are hard to fight.In the irreverent sitcom's second (and final) season, Jamie takes on a new roommate, Steve (Ken Marino, Veronica Mara), who's equally keen on reclaiming that boyish charm .Based on the hit British series, NBC's Men Behaving Badly was originally broadcast from 1996 to 1997. It pushed the boundaries of sitcom humor to new extremes, promising 22 full minutes of laughter in every episode!

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About a Boy $7.98 Hugh Grant (Notting Hill, Bridget Jones's Diary) is simply brilliant in this comedy hit the critics are hailing as "Hilarious!" (Premiere). Will Lightman (Grant) is a good-looking, smooth-talking bachelor whose primary goal in life is avoiding any kind of responsibility. But when he invents an imaginary son in order to meet attractive single moms, Will gets a hilarious lesson about life from a bright, but hopelessly geeky 12-year-old named Marcus. Now, as Will struggles to teach Marcus the art of being cool, Marcus teaches Will that you're never too old to grow up. About A Boy is the irresistible comedy smash that Time Magazine says is "smart, funny and winsome."Starring: Hugh Grant, Toni Collette, Rachel Weisz, Nicholas HoultDirected by: Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz Disc 1Run Time: 1 Hours and 42 MinutesMPAA Rating: PG-13 (Brief Strong Language and Some Thematic Elements)Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (English), Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (French)Subtitles: English SDH, SpanishPicture: Full Frame (1.33:1)ColorBonus:Spotlight on Location: The Making of About a BoyFeature Commentary with Directors Chris Weitz and Paul WeitzDeleted Scenes"Badly Drawn Boy" Music Video"Santa's Super Sleigh" Music VideoEnglish to English DictionaryTheatrical TrailerProduction NotesCast and FilmmakersDVD-ROM FeaturesNow ShowingUniversal ShowcaseAlso Available In...DVD (Anamorphic Widescreen)Other DVDs with Hugh Grant:American DreamzOther DVDs with Toni Collette:Connie and Carla, EveningOther DVDs with Rachel Weisz:The Shape of Things, The Constant Gardener, Definitely, MaybeOther DVDs with Paul Weitz:American Dreamz, Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant

About a Boy $7.98 Hugh Grant (Notting Hill, Bridget Jones's Diary) is simply brilliant in this comedy hit the critics are hailing as "Hilarious!" (Premiere). Will Lightman (Grant) is a good-looking, smooth-talking bachelor whose primary goal in life is avoiding any kind of responsibility. But when he invents an imaginary son in order to meet attractive single moms, Will gets a hilarious lesson about life from a bright, but hopelessly geeky 12-year-old named Marcus. Now, as Will struggles to teach Marcus the art of being cool, Marcus teaches Will that you're never too old to grow up. About A Boy is the irresistible comedy smash that Time Magazine says is "smart, funny and winsome."Starring: Hugh Grant, Toni Collette, Rachel Weisz, Nicholas HoultDirected by: Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz Disc 1Run Time: 1 Hours and 42 MinutesMPAA Rating: PG-13 (Brief Strong Language and Some Thematic Elements)Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (English), Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (French)Subtitles: English SDH, SpanishPicture: Anamorphic Widescreen (2.35:1)ColorBonus:Spotlight on Location: The Making of About a BoyFeature Commentary with Directors Chris Weitz and Paul WeitzDeleted Scenes"Badly Drawn Boy" Music Video"Santa's Super Sleigh" Music VideoEnglish to English DictionaryTheatrical TrailerProduction NotesCast and FilmmakersDVD-ROM FeaturesNow ShowingUniversal ShowcaseAlso Available In...DVD (Full Frame)Other DVDs with Hugh Grant:American DreamzOther DVDs with Toni Collette:Connie and Carla, EveningOther DVDs with Rachel Weisz:The Shape of Things, The Constant Gardener, Definitely, MaybeOther DVDs with Paul Weitz:American Dreamz, Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant

About a Boy $7.98 Includes: Includes Exclusive Valentine's Day Shrink-wrap Includes 1 Month Subscription to Match.com Online Dating ServiceHugh Grant (Notting Hill, Bridget Jones's Diary) is simply brilliant in this comedy hit the critics are hailing as "Hilarious!" (Premiere). Will Lightman (Grant) is a good-looking, smooth-talking bachelor whose primary goal in life is avoiding any kind of responsibility. But when he invents an imaginary son in order to meet attractive single moms, Will gets a hilarious lesson about life from a bright, but hopelessly geeky 12-year-old named Marcus. Now, as Will struggles to teach Marcus the art of being cool, Marcus teaches Will that you're never too old to grow up. About A Boy is the irresistible comedy smash that Time Magazine says is "smart, funny and winsome."Starring: Hugh Grant, Toni Collette, Rachel Weisz, Nicholas HoultDirected by: Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz Disc 1Run Time: 1 Hours and 42 MinutesMPAA Rating: PG-13 (Brief Strong Language and Some Thematic Elements)Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (English), Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (French)Subtitles: English SDH, SpanishPicture: Anamorphic Widescreen (2.35:1)ColorBonus:Spotlight on Location: The Making of About a BoyFeature Commentary with Directors Chris Weitz and Paul WeitzDeleted Scenes"Badly Drawn Boy" Music Video"Santa's Super Sleigh" Music VideoEnglish to English DictionaryTheatrical TrailerProduction NotesCast and FilmmakersDVD-ROM FeaturesNow ShowingUniversal ShowcaseAlso Available In...DVD (Anamorphic Widescreen)DVD (Full Frame)Other DVDs with Hugh Grant:American DreamzOther DVDs with Toni Collette:Connie and Carla, EveningOther DVDs with Rachel Weisz:The Shape of Things, The Constant Gardener, Definitely, MaybeOther DVDs with Paul Weitz:American Dreamz, Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant

About A Boy (Fullscreen) $9.99 London's most frequently eligible bachelor gets some lessons in growing up from a maladroit 12-year-old boy in this third big-screen adaptation of a Nick Hornby novel, directed and co-written by siblings Chris and Paul Weitz of American Pie fame. About a Boy concerns the parallel coming-of-age stories of the thirtysomething Will (Hugh Grant), a layabout serial nice guy living a posh, carefree lifestyle off his deceased father's fortune; and the preteen Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), a bright but awkward youth who's tired of his mom Fiona's (Toni Collette) depressed, boyfriend-less state. Their paths collide when Will, deciding that single mothers are the easiest romantic conquests on the dating scene, fabricates a two-year-old son and joins a group called S.P.A.T. (Single Parents Alone Together). Marcus is wise to Will's scheme, however, and through some incessant pestering and blackmail, he contrives for Will to date Fiona. Though Will doesn't hit it off immediately with either Marcus or his mother, he gradually begins to open up to the people around him -- so much so that he attracts the attention of another attractive single mom (Rachel Weisz). A U.S./U.K. co-production of Robert DeNiro's Tribeca Films and Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner's Working Title (the company responsible for the Grant-related Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones's Diary), About a Boy was co-written by What's Eating Gilbert Grape creator Peter Hedges. ~ Michael Hastings, All Movie Guide each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its talented collaborators, it's a truly exceptional tale.

About A Boy (Widescreen) $9.99 London's most frequently eligible bachelor gets some lessons in growing up from a maladroit 12-year-old boy in this third big-screen adaptation of a Nick Hornby novel, directed and co-written by siblings Chris and Paul Weitz of American Pie fame. About a Boy concerns the parallel coming-of-age stories of the thirtysomething Will (Hugh Grant), a layabout serial nice guy living a posh, carefree lifestyle off his deceased father's fortune; and the preteen Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), a bright but awkward youth who's tired of his mom Fiona's (Toni Collette) depressed, boyfriend-less state. Their paths collide when Will, deciding that single mothers are the easiest romantic conquests on the dating scene, fabricates a two-year-old son and joins a group called S.P.A.T. (Single Parents Alone Together). Marcus is wise to Will's scheme, however, and through some incessant pestering and blackmail, he contrives for Will to date Fiona. Though Will doesn't hit it off immediately with either Marcus or his mother, he gradually begins to open up to the people around him -- so much so that he attracts the attention of another attractive single mom (Rachel Weisz). A U.S./U.K. co-production of Robert DeNiro's Tribeca Films and Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner's Working Title (the company responsible for the Grant-related Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones's Diary), About a Boy was co-written by What's Eating Gilbert Grape creator Peter Hedges. ~ Michael Hastings, All Movie Guide each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its talented collaborators, it's a truly exceptional tale.

About a Boy [P&S] $7.99 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair "professionally disheveled." When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its talented collaborators, it's a truly exceptional tale. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

About a Boy [P&S] $7.99 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair "professionally disheveled." When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its talented collaborators, it's a truly exceptional tale. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

About a Boy [WS] $7.59 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair "professionally disheveled." When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its talented collaborators, it's a truly exceptional tale. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

About a Boy [WS] $7.59 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair "professionally disheveled." When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its talented collaborators, it's a truly exceptional tale. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

About a Boy [P&S] $7.99 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair "professionally disheveled." When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its talented collaborators, it's a truly exceptional tale. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

About a Boy (DVD) $7.23 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair professionally disheveled. When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its tale

About a Boy (FS/DVD) $6.96 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair professionally disheveled. When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its tal

About a Boy (FS/DVD) $7.41 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair professionally disheveled. When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its tal

About a Boy (DVD) $7.16 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair professionally disheveled. When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its tale

About a Boy (DVD) $9.16 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair professionally disheveled. When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its tale

About a Boy (FS/DVD) $9.38 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair professionally disheveled. When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its tal

About a Boy (DVD) $6.79 ABOUT A BOY, directed by Chris and Paul Weitz, stars Hugh Grant as Will Freeman, a proudly self-absorbed 38-year-old Londoner. Living lavishly off the royalties from a hit Christmas song penned by his father, Will excels at nothing except doing nothing, which, in his case, includes shopping for CDs and having his hair professionally disheveled. When Will makes a guilt-free exit from a brief fling with a single mom, he decides to crash a meeting of S.P.A.T. (Single Parents, Alone Together) in pursuit of more single mothers. This scheme leads to meeting Suzie (Victoria Smurfit) and Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), the socially awkward 12-year-old son of her flaky best friend, Fiona (Toni Collette). A series of odd situations leads to Will and Marcus becoming unlikely friends, and gradually both of their lives start to change for the better. However, when Will falls for the lovely Rachel (Rachel Weisz) and attempts to pass Marcus off as his son, things go awry. In order to win the heart of Rachel and make amends with Marcus, Will must finally grow up--and completely embarrass himself in front of hundreds of people.Reveling in its characters' quirks and flaws, ABOUT A BOY is a smart, funny, and fast-paced comedy, meticulously crafted by the Weitz brothers. Grant, in possibly the best performance of his career, wisely covers his patented charm with a shallow facade, and Hoult avoids being too cute or precocious; instead, the two actors develop believable characters that grudgingly warm up to each other. Collette is suitably bizarre as a depressed hippie mother, and Weisz provides excellent support in her relatively small role. However, it's clear from the title that this film is about the boys. And that includes Badly Drawn Boy (aka Damon Gough) who contributes an outstanding soundtrack that recalls Simon and Garfunkel's work on THE GRADUATE. Given Nick Hornby's excellent source material, ABOUT A BOY could have easily been an enjoyable movie, but in the hands of its tale

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Short Stories/Populous - Drawn In Basic [9/30] $16.05 Recording information: Leece (2007); Our Apartments, Lecce, NY (2007); Tarrytown, NY (2007).DRAWN IN BASIC (2008), the third album by Lecce, Italy-based multi-instrumentalist and programmer Andrea Mangia (performing under the name Populous) features boy-voiced New York singer Michael McGuire (aka Short Stories) on vocals. The happy result is an opening up, both musically and emotionally, of Mangia`s music. The vintage beats and textures, which on Mangia`s previous albums had exuded a 1950s Raymond Scott-kind of warmth, glow even more on DRAWN IN BASIC, as does McGuire`s singing, which, with its soft, dry touches and clipped syllables, recalls most closely Kings of Convenience vocalist Erik Glambek Boe. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Short Stories/Populous - Drawn In Basic [9/30] $21.64 Recording information: Leece (2007); Our Apartments, Lecce, NY (2007); Tarrytown, NY (2007).DRAWN IN BASIC (2008), the third album by Lecce, Italy-based multi-instrumentalist and programmer Andrea Mangia (performing under the name Populous) features boy-voiced New York singer Michael McGuire (aka Short Stories) on vocals. The happy result is an opening up, both musically and emotionally, of Mangia`s music. The vintage beats and textures, which on Mangia`s previous albums had exuded a 1950s Raymond Scott-kind of warmth, glow even more on DRAWN IN BASIC, as does McGuire`s singing, which, with its soft, dry touches and clipped syllables, recalls most closely Kings of Convenience vocalist Erik Glambek Boe. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Short Stories/Populous - Drawn In Basic [9/30] $16.9 Recording information: Leece (2007); Our Apartments, Lecce, NY (2007); Tarrytown, NY (2007).DRAWN IN BASIC (2008), the third album by Lecce, Italy-based multi-instrumentalist and programmer Andrea Mangia (performing under the name Populous) features boy-voiced New York singer Michael McGuire (aka Short Stories) on vocals. The happy result is an opening up, both musically and emotionally, of Mangia`s music. The vintage beats and textures, which on Mangia`s previous albums had exuded a 1950s Raymond Scott-kind of warmth, glow even more on DRAWN IN BASIC, as does McGuire`s singing, which, with its soft, dry touches and clipped syllables, recalls most closely Kings of Convenience vocalist Erik Glambek Boe. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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