Howard Wakefield
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- News that Wakefield was battling brain cancer surfaced publicly just three days before his death. A couple of weeks ago, Wakefield underwent surgery to fight the aggressive form of cancer he was dealing with.
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Howard Wakefield, a successful attorney in New York City, is unhappy in his marriage of fifteen years to Diana, a beautiful art curator and former dancer. They used flirtation with other people to add excitement to their sex life, but Diana soon begins to resent it.
Aug 2, 2022 · The ambiguous ending of the movie is just a glimpse of how much Wakefield has changed and how much he hasn’t. His family’s reaction doesn’t matter anymore. The ending simply shows that, in retrospect, for Howard, all these years barely seemed a little more than a week.
Oct 1, 2023 · Tim Wakefield, a right-handed knuckleball pitcher for the Boston Red Sox who in 2004 played a critical late-innings relief role in the team’s winning its first World Series championship in 86...
May 19, 2017 · Wakefield: Directed by Robin Swicord. With Bryan Cranston, Jennifer Garner, Victoria Bruno, Ellery Sprayberry. A lawyer on the edge of madness decides to disassociate himself from his own life.
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- Robin Swicord
- 2017-05-19
Oct 1, 2023 · BALTIMORE -- Tim Wakefield, who used his darting knuckleball to become the third winningest pitcher in Red Sox history, died from brain cancer at the age of 57 on Sunday, the Red Sox announced.
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Oct 2, 2023 · Tim Wakefield, knuckleballer who helped the Boston Red Sox break their 86-year World Series curse, died October 1 of brain cancer in Satellite Beach, Florida, at the age of 57.
May 19, 2017 · The screenwriter and director Robin Swicord, sticking pretty closely to the specifics of the story’s events, has made a smart, intriguing, sometimes provocative and often oddly moving picture of “Wakefield.” (The movie is dedicated to Doctorow, who died in 2015.)
