Christian Slater

Boston Globe  CA - MOWE" had a clever idea, but I never saw how the experiment that turned Christian Slater into a split-personality spy was an efficient way to conduct the ... Sepinwall on TV: 'Dollhouse' review The Star-Ledger - NJ.com all 334 news articles

By brian Big Stars Do Not Equal Big Viewers: Admittedly, this first asks us to accept NBC execs’ contention that Christian Slater is a big movie star. But that’s exactly the stance NBC was trying to sell critics on while talking about the steps the network took to “lure” Slater to episodic TV. NBC Ente...

By Kevin When I first heard of My Own Worst Enemy, the new show with Christian Slater, I at once thought something along the lines of “How Lame,” a split personality show.  DUMB.  When I found the debut episode on iTunes recently for free, I even thought several times about downloading it.  Boy am I glad...

I bet we can get Christian Slater to play the lead. He's far enough past his prime to do TV." "I'll have my secretary call his agent." "Now lets meet up for some overpriced Scotch at that new trendy spot." Was this review helpful? ...

By The Huffington Post News Editors Christian Slater plays a man with two identities. Henry Spivey is a midlevel management consultant and suburban dad with a nice wife, two children, a dog and a minivan. When he is asleep, or thinks he is asleep, Edward Albright takes over as a multilingual superspy and trained assassin.

By GhostLikeSwayze Christian Slater put on about as good of a performance as he could. This may be one of the only movies, next to Heathers, that I have seen with Christian Slater as the lead that I have somewhat enjoyed. For a 90’s movie, Slater pulls ...