TV Guide: Leo Fitzpatrick

Listing: Bubble Boy

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 17:35:00 -0400

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Listing: The Wire

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 02:00:00 -0400

Tue Oct 14 02:00 AM BET

Video: Kids

Video Detective — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 05:12:20 -0400

Kids offers a bleak, unblinking view of a group of vacuous, thoughtless New York City teens in their ceaseless quest for sex, drugs, and trouble. The film primarily follows Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick), who, having just realized the conquest of his latest virgin, brags that by day's end he will claim one more. While he and his friends brag to each other about their sexual exploits, Jenny (Chlo Sevigny) describes her own less-than-romantic encounter with Telly. Soon after the conversation, she learns that Telly, the only boy with whom she has slept, has infected her with the AIDS virus. Devastated, she sets out to find him and share the news. Meanwhile, Telly has set his sights on Darcy (Yakira Peguero), a lovely young girl whom he invites for a skinny dip at the local pool. Together with his friends, Telly drags Darcy along, and the entire crew jump the fence after hours. There he presents his now-familiar spiel which Darcy na vely accepts, and the scene is set for disaster as the group heads back to a vacant a

Video: Girl From Monday, The

Video Detective — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 05:10:03 -0400

Independent auteur Hal Hartley wrote and directed this satirical exercise in what he calls fake science fiction. In the near future, following a violent overthrow of the American government, the United States has come under the rule of the MMM, a Multi-Media Monopoly which runs the country as a business. Every citizen now has a personal bar code, which is used to monitor his or her consumption of practically everything, including sex, now that aphrodisiacs have become the nation's biggest consumer product. Jack (Bill Sage) and Cecile (Sabrina Lloyd) are two MMM executives who are vying for the same level of advancement within the organization, while William (Leo Fitzpatrick) is a member of the Partisans, a cadre of anti-MMM activists who are attempting to bring down the corporation's rule, though they are regarded as both dangerous and powerless by MMM's leaders. In the midst of this situation comes a beautiful woman from the planet Monday (Tatiana Abracos), who knows about Jack's little secret -- he's a fell

Video: Storytelling

Video Detective — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 01:07:47 -0400

From the controversial director of Happiness comes another dark look at New Jersey, this time broken into two separate stories. The first is a 26-minute segment entitled Fiction, which highlights the life of Marcus (Leo Fitzpatrick), an aspiring writer who was born with deformities due to cerebral palsy. He unsuccessfully tries to read a new short story to his girlfriend Vi (Selma Blair), and leaves her after the story is similarly dismissed by his fellow students and teacher, Mr. Scott (Robert Wisdom), a black Pulitzer Prize winner. Vi approaches Mr. Scott in a bar one night and agrees to go home with him, recalling a fictional account of their experience in the next class. The second segment, titled Nonfiction, follows Toby Oxman (Paul Giamatti), a thirtysomething sad sack who gets the idea to make a documentary of contemporary suburban teenage life. Looking for subjects, he runs into Scooby (Mark Webber), a disaffected, dim young man who dreams of being a TV star. Scooby's home life is highly dysfunctional

Photo: My Names is Earl - Season 3 premiere - "My Name is Inmate no. 28301-016" - Leo Fitzpatrick as Sonny and Jason Lee as Earl

courtesy Trae Patton/NBC — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0400

My Names is Earl, Leo Fitzpatrick, Jason Lee