"They're five-star interpreters," said Stacy Landry, the program manager for the local government's deaf and hard of hearing services in Travis County.
Pollack's most recent feature film was 2005's The Interpreter, starring Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn.
The new Sydney Pollack film, "The Interpreter," stars Nicole Kidman as Silvia Broome, an employee of the United Nations.
By Anthony Lane The new Sydney Pollack film, "The Interpreter," stars Nicole Kidman as Silvia Broome, an employee of the United Nations.
When the director Sydney Pollack came calling last year with his new $80 million film, "The Interpreter," starring Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn, he too got the traditional veto.
Pollack's final directing efforts were the 2005 thriller The Interpreter, starring Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn, and the 2006 documentary Sketches of Frank Gehry, about the famed architect.
Last week's top film, "The Interpreter" (Universal), starring Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn, dropped to No. 2 with $14.2 million.
At the time, said Ms. Adams's friend and co-star Embeth Davidtz, this interpreter of lovely girls was mired in some unlovely emotions.
If that sounds surprising, consider this exchange at a reception at the United Nations for "The Interpreter," which stars NICOLE KIDMAN: Celebrity Journalist No. 1: Did you get a sense of how difficult the job is?
Paul Haggis's "Crash" (Lions Gate) is at No. 4 with $9.1 million, and "The Interpreter" (Universal), starring Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn, made $7.5 million in its third week, landing at No. 5, with cumulative sales of just over $54 million.
