The Speaker of the House (Morgan Freeman) takes command, but the only one who can save the President not to mention the world is a disgraced former Secret Service agent, Mike Banning.

NEWYORKER: Rough Rides

The Speaker of the House (Morgan Freeman) takes command, but the only one who can save the President not to mention the world is a disgraced former Secret Service agent, Mike Banning, played by Gerard Butler, a second-tier star from Scotland, whose lack of humor will make you understand why Bruce Willis has lasted as long as he has.

NEWYORKER: Olympus Has Fallen

Thus, when Gandalf the wizard (Ian McKellen) turns up at the house of Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman), the hobbit in question, and returns the next day with thirteen dwarves, who invite Bilbo to come and steal gold or, as they believe, reclaim it from a dragon far, far away, and to receive a share of the plunder, our hero is faced with an elemental choice: stay or go?

NEWYORKER: Ring Cycle

When Armstrong finds the body of a beautiful young woman outside the house of an influential senator, the case is handed to Freeman.

ECONOMIST: Conspiracies and bioengineering

Along the trail, Freeman established a record of naked partisanship on behalf of actual or potential adversaries like the House of Saud, the Chinese Communists, the Iranian mullahs and even the terrorists of Hamas.

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Katrina Freeman said Saturday the shooter can't be her nephew, Elkins, because he showed up at her house Thursday at 8:15 a.m.

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