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By Adam Sweeney The Office, NBC, Airs Thursdays 9/8c Synopsis: The company picnic offers a chance for Michael (Steve Carell) to win back Holly and the Scranton branch to go for volleyball glory. Read More: Office Recaps What did you think of this week’s episode of The Office?

The Dana Carvey Show' comes to DVD But some fans will remember him more for his short-lived 1996 sketch comedy show "The Dana Carvey Show." Though it only lasted seven episodes, the show has since become a cult hit and introduced Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert and Robert Smigel to TV ...

By Mister Slimm Steve Carell: Evan Baxter Lauren Graham: Joan Baxter John Michael Higgins: Marty Jimmy Bennett: Ryan Baxter Producer: Tom Shadyac Writer (Characters’ Creator): Steve Koren Writer (Story): Stephen Oedekerk Writer (Story): Joel Cohen Writer (Story): Alec Sokolow

By Adam Sweeney The Office, NBC, Airs Thursdays 9/8c Episode: "Two Weeks" (Season 5, Episode 19) Synopsis: Michael’s (Steve Carell) relationship with the new vice president (Idris Elba) becomes increasingly tense, as Michael finds an excuse to goof off even more than usual. Meanwhile, Pam (Jenna Fis...

By Adam Sweeney The Office, NBC, Airs Thursdays 9/8c Episode: "New Boss" (Season 5, Episode 18) Synopsis: Just as Michael (Steve Carell) is about to ring in his anniversary with Dunder Mifflin, he meets his new boss. Review: Barack Obama was on Jay Leno recently but it was The Office that brought about cha...

 NY Michael Scott as a secret agent? No, that's not a plotline for an episode of The Office. It's most likely the pitch that Warner received for the 2008 remake of Get Smart. Steve Carell stars as Maxwell Smart, CONTROL's best, bumbling analyst, ...

By herculesrob Steve Carell, notably famous for his role in Judd Apatow’s romantic comedy 40 Year Old Virgin and NBC’s hit comedy The Office, has proven he could win over audiences with his over-the-top ridiculousness.  But playing the title character, Dan Burns in Dan in Real Life, Carell leaves all of...

By Rob PETER Segal talks about the challenges of directing Get Smart, a big screen adaptation of the classic American TV series, working with Steve Carell and tracking down Bill Murray for a surprise cameo… Read our review of Get Smart Website Read our review Dwayne Johnson interview Peter Seg...

 Ireland - Aug 20, 2008 Steve Carell is well within his comfort zone here as the bumbling agent Maxwell Smart. He is charming, funny and has great chemistry with leading lady Anne ... Steve Carell: to the manner Bourne Metro I'd be a terrible spy, admits Steve The Press Association

Steve Carell may play a special agent in new movie Get Smart, but in real life he reckons he wouldn't be too good at espionage. "I think I'd be a terrible ... Starring: Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway, Alan Arkin, Dwayne Johnson Digital Spy REVIEW: Get Smart (12A) Entertainmentwise

By Chris Get Smart The Good: Anne Hathaway is haaaaawwwwwt. Steve Carell plays a good Maxwell Smart, and the movie overall stays true to the original show, for the mostpart. The Bad: Still reminds me way too much of every spy comedy ever made. ...

By malcolmchaos7 The film, which starred Steve Carell as Maxwell Smart, Anna Hathaway as Agent 99, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as Agent 23, and Alan Arkin as The Chief, is a remake of the classic Mel Brooks 1960's television parody of the super-spy genre.

By mothwentbad Short review: It was a pretty good movie, and Steve Carell was a good casting decision, but I still miss Don Adams. If you see one action nostalgia this Summer, see Get Smart. If you see two, see Get Smart twice. If you need three, ...

 OH - In an effort to bring the biggest and best of today's Hollywood market, Steve Carell embodies the title role of Maxwell Smart; a clumsy but intelligent ... Movie Review: Get Smart Blogcritics.org all 2 news articles

By angel But, actors seemed to be great Steve Carell, Anne Hathawa and Dwayne Johnson. Finally, I was impressed and now think that this movie was worth not only watching but even one more watching!!! (more…) ShareThis.

 - Jun 24, 2008 Get Smart is a good movie, but not so true to the TV show. Maxwell Smart (Steve Carell) is Agent 86, one of CONTROLS best analyst. After CONTROL is attacked ... Get Smart good for the laughs Seattle Post Intelligencer all 4 news articles

By Jess Much to my surprise, I ended up really getting a kick out of the film adaptation. Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway are marvelous as Agents 86 and 99, while Alan Arkin’s nearly steals the show with his energetic performance as the Chief. ...

By Sameer Barkawi Steve Carell can get me into the theatre any day of the week. Get Smart was no exception. I watched the TV show when it used to be on Nick at Nite all the time, so I was familiar with the character and the show itself. I’d been pretty excited to see this one, and wasn’t disappointed.

Get Smart" stars Steve Carell as Maxwell Smart, the bumbling secret agent originated by Don Adams. Anne Hathaway fills in for Barbara Feldon as his smart ... Movie Reviews: Get Smart vs. The Love Guru E! Online Get Smart' may outwit 'Love Guru' Los Angeles Times Detroit Free Press - Reuters UK

By Eric D. Snider Steve Carell deserves much of the credit for that, easily rebounding from the dubious Evan Almighty (which I thought was OK, thanks to him) and reminding us of the 40-year-old virgin we fell in love with. Carell is a master with awkward, inept characters (as he demonstrates week after week...

By Michael Russell Steve Carell: Every comedy you help bring to the multiplex must be as clever and provocative as "The Office" and your "Daily Show" segments. Oh, and Tina Fey: Your "SNL Weekend Update" was the best since Dennis Miller's, and "30 Rock" ...

By Mallesh Bonigala While Steve Carell often borders on over-the-top in his role of Michael on television’s “The Office”, it’s his ability to be funny yet serious that opens him up to such a wide fan base. Let’s face it, Carell stole every scene he was in ...

By Hector If you’ve never seen Steve Carell in anything except his hit TV show The Office then you owe it to yourself to watch Dan in Real Life. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by Steve’s ability as a serious actor. Supporting Steve Carell are ...

By Post After all, it stars Steve Carell, a comedic-force who steals nearly every film he appears in (see Bruce Almighty and Anchorman). What really took me by surprise was the movies enormous heart. There is a redolence to be found in The 40 ...

By Rob STEVE Carell talks about playing a single father in Dan In Real Life, getting to kiss sexy French co-star Juliette Binoche and that waxing scene in The 40-Year-Old Virgin... Read our interview with Juliette Binoche WebsiteRead the reviewSteve Carell interviewJuliette Binoche intervie...

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy - HD DVD Review Inside Pulse, NY - But it may just be a pre-40-year-old-virgin Steve Carell who is the ultimate scene-stealer. His weatherman character is but a few points shy of being ...

By smokler@gmail.com (Kevin Smokler) Notes: I was all set to hate this as Steve Carell isn't one of my favorites. A good review on Ebert & Roeper and favorably short running time convinced me otherwise. Really a sweat little film about family and moving on. ...

HD DVD Review: Evan Almighty Blogcritics.org, OH - Steve Carell takes on the overzealous jerk role, selected by God to build an ark. All the expected scenes of Carell struggling to believe God is, well, God, ...

By Nanette Later that night Brent, my mom and I went to see Dan in Real Life, the new Steve Carell movie. I had low expectations because Brent kept saying he had read bad reviews, but I love Steve Carell and Dane Cook. And we all enjoyed it quite ...

Are you going to see a new movie? Well, if you're like me, you're probably tired of all those seriously serious Oscar-bait movies out there right now. So what's an alternative? Try Dan in Real Life. Steve Carell, Dane Cook, ...

DVD Review: Evan Almighty Blogcritics.org, OH - Oct 11, 2007 Evan Almighty is the next chapter in the saga that began with Bruce Almighty. Steve Carell reprises his role as TV news anchorman Evan Baxter. ...

FILM REVIEW: Evan Almighty  Bulgaria - Showing remarkablly good judgment, Carrey passed on the opportunity to reprise his role of Bruce, so high-flying Steve Carell (40 Year Old Virgin) was ...

By General Disdain Hot off the heels (if you call four years later a quick turnaround) of the successful Bruce Almighty, Hollywood brings to us Evan Almighty. This time, however, instead of Jim Carrey carrying the load, the baton has been handed off to the new funny man of cinema – Steve Carell. Unfortunately,...

REVIEW: 'Evan Almighty' By CHRISTY LEMIRE of AP Steve Carell is at his funniest when he's placed in painfully awkward situations - having his chest waxed in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin ... Hoping to please everyone, `Evan Almighty' is painfully tame and ... Jackson Hole Star-Tribune

By ana Evan Almighty didn't do too well this weekend, and that's kind of too bad in that it's mostly a sweet movie and Steve Carell is turning into a kind of funny Tom Hanks and it's nice to see the mom from Gilmore Girls getting work now that ...

Cleveland Plain DealerMovie Review: Evan Almighty In that film we also met Evan Baxter, played by Steve Carell, a co-worker and rival on the television news show where they worked. ... The Morning After: `Evan Almighty' sinks at box office Cleveland Plain Dealer

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) When we last saw Evan Baxter (Steve Carell) in Bruce Almighty, he was Jim Carrey’s hard working smug Buffalo newscaster rival. Baxter has since been elected to Congress, winning on the campaign promise that he would “change the world”. When he asks God for his help, God (Morgan Freeman) not...

Starring: It's too lame to be mighty, except in budget that is. At a reported $175 million, the shamelessly juvenile, pseudo-religious, mock-sincere Evan Almighty -- an update on Noah's Ark for Christian-conservative families everywhere -- is the most expensive Hollywood comedy eve...

By Roy Trakin Dixie Chicks, Taking the Long Way (Open Wide/Columbia)“It turned my whole world around,” sings Natalie Maines in “Not Ready to Make Nice,” the Texas trio’s defiant anthem about the backlash following her anti-Bush jibe in London. “And I kind of like it.” Indeed, what’s not to like, especi...