Posts with tag RosiePerez
Posted Jun 25th 2008 11:02AM by Allison Waldman
Filed under: Casting, Lipstick Jungle, Reality-Free

When
Lipstick Jungle comes back for the new season on Wednesday, September 24, we already know that Wendy's life will be impacted by the appearance of her challenging, iconic mother Joyce, played by television great
Mary Tyler Moore.
Now comes news via E! Online that things will be getting more complicated for the
Lipstick Jungle with the addition of two more name stars;
Latino talents Carlos Ponce and Rosie Perez are both booked for guest roles.Continue reading Lipstick Jungle casting news es muy caliente
Posted Apr 7th 2008 10:19AM by Allison Waldman
Filed under: Casting, Reality-Free

They've done the right thing at CBS in casting -- at least it seems right. Brooklyn native
Rosie Perez will play Lorna, Geena Davis' cop partner on the force in Exit 19. I say it's the right thing, and good casting, because Lorna is supposed to be a Brooklyn girl. You can't get more authentic than Rosie Perez. She's a New Yorker through and through. In
Exit 19, with Geena cast as a cop who works in the city while raising two kids in Long Island, the work atmosphere will likely seem a lot more realistic with Perez as her partner. If they can muster up the chemistry of a
Cagney & Lacey, they'll be well on their way to a success. Of course, with Rosie all of five feet, one and a half inches and Geena a statuesque six feet, they're going to look like
Mutt and Jeff. Continue reading Rosie Perez signed for Geena Davis pilot
Posted Jun 11th 2006 1:57PM by Adam Finley
Filed under: Other Reality Shows, Cable, Celebrities
Tomorrow night at 9 p.m. EST Jimmy Smits will narrate a documentary on the relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico titled Yo Soy Boricua, Pa'que Tu Lo Sepas! (I'm Boricua, Just So You Know!). The documentary, which will air on IFC, is the directorial debut of Rosie Perez, and will delve deep into the history of the country, including its often rocky history with the United States. Subjects it will focus on include the Spanish conquest, forced sterilization in the 30s, and the Nationalist movement that took place in the 1950s. Perez is also hoping to use the documentary as a way to look into her own family history and where she came from.