Donald Sutherland

RMaybe you mean the movie "Novecento" by Bertolucci.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernardo_Bertolucci

RNovecento (1976) info link --> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074084/

RHe was born in Saint John, New Brunswick and studied in Toronto at Victoria College where he was expelled from residence for throwing a sink out the window. He got his start at age 14 at CBC Radio in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He then went to London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), then he started gaining some popularity as an actor in horror films and thrillers. Sutherland's great success arrived however with The Dirty Dozen and Robert Altman's M*A*S*H. With Jane Fonda he co-produced F.T.A., a movie containing quite explicit messages against the Vietnam War. Two of his best performances were displayed in Ordinary People and Eye of the Needle. He played Norman Bethune, Canadian physician and humanitarian and a national hero in China, in two separate biographical films more than ten years apart. He was formerly married to Shirley Douglas, an actress and the daughter of Canadian democratic socialist / social democratic statesman Tommy Douglas. Kiefer Sutherland, his son with Douglas, is a director and prominent actor himself.

RI heard from my director that the best theatre programs around are from Ryerson and Humber College I'm applying for both Ryerson and York :)

RBecause they spend thousands upon thousands of dollars on cosmetic surgery because being rich and famous fucked with their head so much that they feel ugly.

RThe Shining( Remake)The Shining With Jack Nicholson

RKeira Knightley all the way. They were all great, but she really brought Elizabeth Bennett to life. She was so in character, it was amazing.

RHi, you're not remembering the name wrong, and they are available. If you want to buy DVD's, they are available new at http://teacherstore.discovery.com (search for 'great books dvd' and you'll see 80 results). They are $69.95 each but I saw a couple on sale for $9.95 (Pride and Prejudice and Plato's Republic). You can probably find them for much less if you settle for used VHS recordings...

RI think the download version may have merged have a few scenes in together, because I don't remember it skipping back and forth from those scenes. It only shows President Snow (Donald) and Seneca Crane (the gamemaker played by Wes Bentley) talking about 'hope' and 'containing it' - And then that's all you see of them two for a while. They aren't seen until just before the games begin after that as far as I can rememberSo I think you have a messed up copy of the film - Some torrents or online uploads of the film have a few scenes cut or repeated again, and I think you may have one of them.