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It’s not as if the Tonys would ever be confused with the Super Bowl, but this year expect just a bit more cross-dressing. CBS’ presentation of the 68th Annual Tony Awards, live from Radio City Music Hall Sunday, June 8, celebrates Broadway’s best, and this season features a lot of men in dresses. “It is a very draggy season,” Neil Patrick Harris says. “I can’t wait to see which color lipstick Hugh is going to don.” Harris refers to Hugh Jackman, hosting for the fourth time. Harris, who also hosted the Tonys four times, is up for his first award for best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical for his amazing turn in “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.” Though Harris has three Emmys and has been nominated for many other awards, this honor is special, he tells Zap2it. “It is exciting,” Harris says. “I have been accustomed to putting a lot of pressure on myself to perform once — usually for an awards show, where we have censors and have to be choreographed and precise and big. And as soon as it is done, you move on to giving an award to someone else. “I am enjoying the repetition actually, the hour-to-hour of it all,” he continues. “Getting to the theater early, the physical warm-up, the vocal warm-up, the makeup and wigs — it becomes ritual. In past shows I have done, it was a finely tuned machine, and when everything was clicking it was great. “With ‘Hedwig’ every show will be different,” Harris continues.

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By Jay Bobbin © Zap2it (Ratings for each film begin with a “star” rating — one star meaning “poor,” four meaning “excellent” — followed by the Motion Picture Association of America rating, and then by a family-viewing guide, the key for which appears below.) STARTING THIS WEEK (New releases): “JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT”: After becoming the new Captain Kirk of “Star Trek,” Chris Pine reboots another adventure franchise as novelist Tom Clancy’s CIA hero, seen here early in his espionage career (not unlike Ben Affleck’s Ryan in “The Sum of All

“And sometimes I am feeling sexier and sometimes angrier, and all of this is allowed in that show.” He plays a transgender man whose reassignment surgery was not a complete success, and Hedwig, a performer who never made it to the big time, puts on a show and tells the story of her life, which began in East Germany. In Harris’ category are Ramin Karimloo for “Les Miserables,” Andy Karl for “Rocky,” and Bryce Pinkham and Jefferson Mays, both for “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder.” The latter, this season’s most favored show with 10 nominations, is an old-fashioned musical where a young man kills the eight heirs who stand between him and becoming an earl. “Rocky” brings Sly Stallone’s movie to the stage, and Christopher Barreca’s scenic design is rightly up for a Tony. He re-creates the iconic moment where Rocky climbs the stairs, as well as a boxing ring, which requires moving the audience out of orchestra seats and onto the stage, where the boxers pummel each other. Though there are fun musicals and gripping dramas, as American Theatre Wing chair and 14time Tony nominee William Ivey Long notes, there are no obvious sweeps. Long is nominated this season for “Bullets Over Broadway,” in which Helene Yorke plays a terminally untalented chorus girl, and Vincent Pastore plays her gangster boyfriend. Long looks for ways to make the Tonys more popular. This year, the show features its first red carpet.

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Additional cast members include Kenneth Branagh — who also directed the film — and Keira Knightley. ››› (PG-13: AS, P, V) (Also on Blu-ray and On Demand) “NON-STOP”: The title also could describe the pace of Liam Neeson’s action-hero work since his success with “Taken.” He’s back in that mode in this effective airplane thriller casting him as a federal air marshal who receives texts threatening that fellow passengers will die, one every few minutes, unless a huge ransom is paid. Neeson expectedly is the main show here, but he has impressive co-stars including Julianne Moore, Michelle Dockery (“Downton Abbey”), Corey Stoll (“House of Cards”) and recent Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o (“12 Years a

Slave”). DVD extra: “making-of” documentary. ››› (PG-13: AS, P, V) (Also on Blu-ray and On Demand) “TRUE DETECTIVE: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON”: At the same time he was en route to an Academy Award for “Dallas Buyers Club,” Matthew McConaughey also was riveting television viewers — in tandem with Woody Harrelson — in this intense HBO drama. They play former police detective partners brought back together to relive a Louisiana serial murder case, with more tragedy very possibly resulting years later. Michelle Monaghan, Kevin Dunn, Elizabeth Reaser, Clarke Peters and Jay O. Sanders are among other stars of the atmospheric mystery. DVD extras: three “mak-

ing-of” documentaries; audio commentary by creator/writer/executive producer Nic Pizzolatto, executive producer Scott Stephens and composer T Bone Burnett; deleted scenes; “Inside the Episode” featurettes. ››› (Not rated: AS, N, P, V) (Also on Blu-ray) “TIM’S VERMEER”: A favorite on the film festival circuit, this documentary follows the quest of inventor Tim Jenison to re-create “The Music Lesson” ... one of the most acclaimed of Johannes Vermeer’s photolike paintings, created a century and a half before photography even existed. Comedic magicians Penn (Jillette) & Teller are the creative forces behind the movie; actor Martin Mull, who’s also a painter, and English artist David Hockney also appear. ›››

makeup kind of gal anyway, and we got to this one point of, ‘What am I doing? Why am I putting on mascara or base or anything?’ It didn’t make sense for her to wear makeup. And for me as an actor, it didn’t make sense. It was a gift. Woo-hoo!” The day after the nominations were announced, some of those honored were still reeling. The two most likely shoo-ins are Harris’ Hedwig and James Monroe Iglehart’s genie in “Aladdin.” A big man who’s light on his feet and knows how to rock purple and lame, Iglehart says, “I am a stocky brother. I am the big guy who moves well.”

(PG-13: P) (Also on Blu-ray and On Demand) TOP 7 DVD RENTALS (week ending April 27, courtesy of Rentrak) 1) “THE WOLF OF WALL STREET” ››› 2) “HOMEFRONT” ››› 3) “ANCHORMAN 2: THE LEGEND CONTINUES” ››› 4) “FROZEN” ››› 5) “AMERICAN HUSTLE” ›››› 6) “GRUDGE MATCH” ››› 7) “GRAVITY” ›››› FAMILY VIEWING GUIDE KEY: AS, adult situations; N, nudity; P, profanity; V, violence; GV, particularly graphic violence.

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