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Here’s Maybe The Single Best Anecdote (of Many Greats) from the 25,000-Word Oral History of Siskel & Ebert

“Gene did think he had Roger on smarts. Whenever Roger claimed to have the superior intellect, Gene would say , ‘Aren’t you the guy who wrote Beyond the Valley of the Dolls ?'” Oh, that Siskel. This and many more great At the Movies nuggets can be found over in Slate’s exclusive excerpt from The Chicagoan’s Roger Ebert -Gene Siskel piece Enemies, A Love Story . Give it a go and settle in for a good, long read on the best frenemyship in film criticism history. [ Slate ]

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Here’s Maybe The Single Best Anecdote (of Many Greats) from the 25,000-Word Oral History of Siskel & Ebert

Roger Ebert Brings Back At the Movies

You just can’t keep a good franchise down. Less than a month after At the Movies shuffled off televisions, Roger Ebert is reviving the brand name he made famous. The new version of the show — entitled Roger Ebert Presents At the Movies — will be hosted by AP film critic Christy Lemire and NPR critic Elvis Mitchell, with contributions from Kim Morgan, Omar Moore and Ebert himself. At the Movies will air on WTTW in Chicago and other PBS stations around the country starting in January 2011. [ Roger Ebert ]

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Roger Ebert Brings Back At the Movies