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Posted by admin on 21 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: General

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This typically iconoclastic FX network comedy-drama series was dedicated to the proposition of “Stealing the American Dream.” The Malloys were a family of “travellers”, roving con artists who lived perpetually on the fringes of society and just outside the reach of the law. After years of running scams and fleecing the unsuspecting, Wayne Malloy (Eddie Izzard) began to wonder if it was all worth the effort. At the same time, Wayne’s drug-addict wife Dahlia (Minnie Driver) had been released from prison after a two-year stretch, and was raring to go back on the road with her husband and her equally disreputable children Sam (Aidan Mitchell), Cael (Noel Fisher) and Dehliah (Shannon Marie Woodward).

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Posted by admin on 29 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: General

The Riches TV Show (typically iconoclastic FX network comedy-drama series) was dedicated to the proposition of “Stealing the American Dream.” The Malloys were a family of “travellers”, roving con artists who lived perpetually on the fringes of society and just outside the reach of the law. After years of running scams and fleecing the unsuspecting, Wayne Malloy (Eddie Izzard) began to wonder if it was all worth the effort. At the same time, Wayne’s drug-addict wife Dahlia (Minnie Driver) had been released from prison after a two-year stretch, and was raring to go back on the road with her husband and her equally disreputable children Sam (Aidan Mitchell), Cael (Noel Fisher) and Dehliah (Shannon Marie Woodward).

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While barreling through the Southland in their RV, the Malloys were involved in a traffic accident (not their fault, for a change!) in which the other drivers, a married couple, were killed. Rifling through the dead motorists’ belongings, Wayne and Dahlia discovered that the victims were Doug and Cherein Rich, an upper-middle-class couple who’d just purchase a mansion in a gated community somewhere in Louisiana. Thus handed an opportunity to start life anew, the Malloys “became” the Riches and moved into that selfsame mansion, using their conning-and-hustling skills to convince their new neighbors that they were whom they claimed to be. Carrying the charade to the ultimate, Wayne, alias Mr. Rich, sweettalked his way into a job with family lawyer Hugh Panetta (Gregg Henry), while Dahlia found work as a dental hygienist and the kids tried to fit in at the local high school. Of course, there was always the possibility (or rather the likelihood) that the Malloys would revert to their old dishonest ways, especially whenever the former crooked associates would breeze into town. Forever playing fast and loose with manners, morals and audience expectations, the weekly, 60-minute The Riches made its cable-TV bow on March 12, 2007.

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The Riches: The Lying King (season finale)

Posted by admin on 29 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: Episode, Reviews

(S02E07) I debated whether or not I should follow that post title up with a “kind of” or an “unfortunately.” Because really, it is unfortunate that season two was cut short by the strike. If we were gearing up to watch the next six episodes of season two, this would have been a pivotal episode.

With Dahlia’s breakdown, Didi rebelling against her father, and the growing tension between Wayne and Quinn, things are building nicely. As a season finale though, I’m left feeling disappointed. Still, “The Lying King” did offer up some good bits to the story. More on that, after the jump.

To start, let us go to the end, with Quinn’s closing words for the season, “I have your son.” Last week I suspected that was the motivation for his interest in Cael. But they did do a good job selling the possibility that Quinn could have other ideas. For just a moment, as he defended Wayne to Cael, you could almost believe that he was a changed man and did want to take the family in a different direction. Alas, as we saw, not so much.

Clearly, Wayne wants no part of a partnership with Quinn. We’re missing some pretty big bits to that back story, and it’s something that I would really like to see in season three. Of course, even if Quinn was sincere in his desire to deal with Wayne, that ship had already sailed with what happened at the Bayou Hills construction site. Sabotage and just showing up to take over are not the friendliest of methods for saying let’s be partners.

For me, the best part of the Bayou Hills construction story was the entrance of Wayne’s mafia muscle. It was good to get Minkov back into the story. It’s a great example of just what the Riches project has become for the Malloys. It did all start on a fluke. It was a perfect storm of coincidences that brought them into this situation to begin with. And with everything that has happened, all the close calls, they should have cut and run by now, cashing out for whatever they could from Doug’s estate.

And they almost did, but then we had Bayou Hills and the promise of the big payday. It’s just as much the definitive deadline as it is the $13 million. When they first took this gamble, it was all wide open. But now, if Wayne can just get to the end of the Bayou Hills project he can disappear with a big score. So now the game becomes juggling all of the balls until the very last minute. It’s a tricky bit of business. He doesn’t have to actually solve all of these problems. He just has to delay any negative resolutions until just after he’s out.

That’s what we see shaping up with Minkov. Given the choice, Wayne would surely side with Hugh and turn the tables on Minkov. And really, unless he absolutely has to in order to keep the game going, he’s not going to throw Hugh under the bus. At some level, Wayne is growing to like Hugh. When we see Hugh stop to share a genuine moment where he thanks Doug for everything he does for him, it is just that much more pressure on Wayne. It all makes for a fascinating story.

On the other side of our tale, we have Dahlia. I found myself mesmerized by Minnie Driver this week. The breakdown of Dahlia as her past and her present just overwhelm her is great TV. It was impressive how much of her story they were able to tell by letting us watch her think about her situation. Dahlia’s part of the story also served as the setting for some of the best Nina scenes we have had yet. I’ve liked the Nina character from the start, but watching her deal with Jim’s death, and both Dahlia and Wayne, was Nina at her best. It really showed just how much alike Wayne and Dahlia are. She is so angry with Wayne, yet doing the exact same thing to Nina.

The only part of Dahlia’s story, and the episode, that didn’t work for me was the scene with Devereaux. I just wasn’t buying his sudden kiss of Dahlia to start with, let alone with his wife and kids just inside the house. That’s just not at all what I got from all of the earlier Devereaux scenes.

As to the kids, there’s not a lot to take from Sam and Cael’s involvement this week. I’m curious to see more with Sam and his new friend, but as this was the season finale, that bit felt kind of tacked on because they needed something for Sam to be doing. And Cael, he was more or less playing support to get to Quinn’s big line. There was a bit more for Didi this week though. Dahlia tossing Wayne under the bus by telling Didi about Pete set a lot of things in motion. The telling line for me was Didi asking Wayne if that’s who they are now. She’s left searching and confused, seeing everything falling apart and takes off for some good old fashioned teen age rebellion.

And there we are. All the seeds have been planted for what should surely be a great season three. I do wish that we could get all of those answers over the next couple months as a full season two raps up, but what are you gonna do? I suppose we should take from it that six episodes of a very good show is still a check in the win column.

Minnie Driver Talks The Riches

Posted by admin on 25 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: News

Minnie Driver Talks “The Riches”

She’s a beautiful mommy-to-be, as well as a successful actress.  And at last night’s “An Evening with The Riches” at the Paley Center for Media, Minnie Driver kept it light hearted while talking about the identity of her babydaddy.

She told press, “It’s the Easter bunny!” before joking, “I’ve never had sex.” But with a growing baby bump like hers, that’s gonna be a hard sell.

The Lying King

Posted by admin on 25 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: Episode

Episode Number: 20    Season Num: 2    First Aired: Tuesday April 29, 2008    Prod Code: n/a

Writer: Alexander Cary
Director: Peter O’Fallon
Star: Minnie Driver (Dahlia Malloy),  Noel Fisher (Cael Malloy),  Aidan Mitchell (Sam Malloy),  Todd Stashwick (Dale Malloy),  Shannon Marie Woodward (Dehliah “Di Di” Malloy),  Eddie Izzard (Wayne Malloy),  Gregg Henry (Hugh Panetta),  Margo Martindale (Nina Burns)
Recurring Role: Peggy Stewart (Cherien’s Mother),  Jared Harris (Eamon Quinn)
Guest Star: Canyon Prince (Wallace),  Nigel Gibbs (Dan Berthaud),  Mark Ivanir (Felix),  Carly Prevatte (Hannah),  Dominic Pace (Russian #1),  Anna Lane Tatum (Dutch),  Antal Kalik (Gallagher),  Dennis Garber (Dave Wilkinson),  Dimitri Diatchenko (Russian #2),  Michael Welch (Ike),  Greg Ellis (Reilly),  Ntare Mwine (Maurice Devereaux),  Jonathan Goldstein (Wes),  Sarah Jones (II) (Rosaleen),  Julie Ann Emery (Gi Gi)

The rift in Wayne and Dahlia’s relationship continues to widen. The Bayou Hills deal is put at risk because of treacherous behaviour at the construction site. Meanwhile, a relationship between Di Di and Ike blossoms, and Cael decides to stay at Rosaleen’s camp.