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SUMMARY:A Conversation with Martin Sheen (BT-10)
DESCRIPTION: A Conversation with Martin Sheen (BT-10)\nat 22nd Annual Boulder Film Festival 2012\nMartin Sheen to receive Master of Cinema award\n\nMartin Sheen is one of our most celebrated\, colorful and accomplished actors. Moving flawlessly between artistic media\, Sheen's acting range is breathtaking. His 65 films include some of the most memorable American movies of all time: Apocalypse Now\,  Bobby (with William H. Macy)\,  Wall Street\,  Catch-22\,  Badlands\,  Gandhi\,  Catch Me If You Can\,  The American President and many others.\n\nMore recent films include  Love Happens with Jennifer Aniston\,  Talk to Me with Don Cheadle\,  The Double with Richard Gere and Stella Days\, for which Sheen received an Irish Academy Film Award nomination for Best Actor. Currently\, he can be seen in The Way\, written and directed by his son Emilio Estevez. The film chronicles the story of an American man whose son dies while on pilgrimage on El Camino de Santiago--the Way of St. James. This summer\, Sheen stars as Uncle Ben Parker in the big budget feature The Amazing Spider-Man.\n\nFor television\, Sheen is perhaps best known for playing fictional U.S. President Josiah Bartlet on the long-running NBC series "The West Wing." For his acting on film and TV\, Sheen has garnered over 70 major awards and honors including a Tony Award nomination\, a National Board of Review Award\, 13 Emmy Award nominations\, 13 SAG Award nominations and eight Golden Globe Award nominations.\n\nSheen is also widely recognized as a peace and justice activist. As such\, he has been arrested or cited almost 70 times for peaceful protest. He often brings his activism to the stage. This March\, he joins George Clooney\, Jamie Lee Curtis and Jesse Tyler Ferguson in the Los Angeles premiere of the play "8\," based on the court fight over California's gay marriage ban\, Proposition 8. Martin Sheen--his legal name is still Ramon Estevez--and Janet Sheen have been married for 50 years. They have four children: Emilio\, Ramon\, Charlie and Renee.\n\n\n\nRetrospective of Martin Sheen’s work. Presentation of the Master of Cinema Award. Interview by Ron Bostwick\, BIFF’s Special Events Producer. Audience Q&A.\n\n$25/Free for Passholders\n\nSaturday\, February 18\, 2012\, 2:30 pm\nThe Boulder Theater\nInfo & Trailer: http://m.biff1.com/event.php?event=56\nTickets: 
LOCATION: The Boulder Theater
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