Aunjanue Ellis

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Biography: San Francisco-born actress Aunjanue Ellis graduated with a B.A. in African-American studies from Brown University before studying acting at NYU. She began her career in the mid-'90s, appearing in films like Girls Town and A Map of the World. In 2002, she gave a memorable per …

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Notorious [Movie] as Sandy

2009

The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 [Movie] as Therese (Garber's Wife)

2009

Cover [Movie] as Valerie Maas

2007

Freedomland [Movie] as Felicia

2006

E-Ring [TV Series] as Jocelyn Pierce

2005

Perception [Movie]

2005

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The Taking of Pelham 123 (Review)

06/12/09 The opening credits of The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 zip and zing and bump to the beat of Jay-Z's "99 Problems." | PopMatters
WITH VIDEO: 'Pelham' hits the 3rd rail

06/11/09 The remake of '70s action classic "The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3" stars Denzel Washington, but the film is wholly dependent on John Travolta, who chews what little scenery there is underground as the tattooed, foul-mouthed mastermind of a New York subway car hijacking. | Detroit Free Press - Detroit MI
CELEBRITY GIRLFIGHTS: Before Beyonc�

04/24/09 We're not about to start predicting the opening weekend box office numbers for Obsessed , the Fatal Attraction -like thriller starring Beyonc�, Idris Elba, and Ali Larter. | Vibe
A powerful 'Joe Turner' comes back to Broadway

04/19/09 "It is August in Pittsburgh, 1911," begins August Wilson's prefatory note. | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Pittsburgh PA
Fantastic reviews for 'Joe Turner' revival on Broadway

04/17/09 The revival of August Wilson's " Joe Turner's Come and Gone " last night opened on Broadway to stellar reviews for the lyrical play set in Pittsburgh 50 years after slavery was abolished. | NewYorkology Travel
Joe Turner's Come and Gone

04/16/09 When the cast explodes into a rowdy Juba in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," their joyous, spirit-summoning dance suggests roots stretching back to African tribal movement and forward through tap and jazz right up to hip-hop. | Variety

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