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'A Christmas Story' Cast: Where Are They Now?


In America today, most kids likely wish for an iPhone or another high-tech goodie for Christmas. But in 1940's Indiana, a certain Ralphie Parker very specifically wanted "an official Red Ryder carbine-action 200-shot range model air rifle with a compass in the stock, and this thing which tells time."

Ralphie (played by Peter Billingsley), of course, is the nine-year-old protagonist seemingly destined to shoot his eye out in 'A Christmas Story,' the madcap 1983 Christmas comedy about the salt-of-the-earth Parker family. But where is actor Billingsley and the rest of the cast and crew now? In honor of the holiday season, Moviefone tracked them down.
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They Could Go All ... the ... Way! Our Football Movie Fantasy Draft Picks

Filed under: Features, Hot Topic

Summer's over and that can mean only one thing: football. And football season means fantasy football. While most fantasy football leagues draft players from the NFL, we've upped the stakes by drafting our team from football movies.

When drafting a fantasy football team of fictional football players from the movies, there's a lot more to consider than you would think. Obviously, you'll want to pick the most talented fake athletes who will give you the best chance to win fabricated games. But you'll also want to choose the correct never-existed jocks who will help form truly meaningful imaginary relationships in the imaginary locker room to keep your imaginary team together during the imaginary season. Also, it doesn't hurt if they're in good movies.

Here are our picks for a starting lineup for our fictional fantasy football team.
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Meet the Robert Rodriguez Acting Troupe

Being in a Robert Rodriguez movie is a lot like joining the mafia: there are usually a lot of guns and, once you're in, you never get out.

Rodriguez is a ground-breaking director who jumped on board the HD train early on and touted the merits of 3D well before we ever heard of 'Avatar.' He's also intensely loyal to the actors and actresses he casts. Rodriguez has been afforded this luxury because he shoots and cuts his movies not in Hollywood, but in Austin, at his own Troublemaker Studios. There are a lot of familiar faces in Rodriguez's films (like his sister Tina, who's in four of her brother's movies); here's a list of some of the most notable members of Robert Rodriguez's Acting Troupe:
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