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Burnsie's Got A New (York) Movie Coming Out
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 23, 2011
Modified Feb 23, 2011
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Woodside, Queens native Edward Burns, who apparently refers to himself as Burnsie these days, is calling upon his 11,000-something Twitter followers to help name his new movie. This morning he asked: "New flick title vote. Newlyweds In New York or Triangles Below Canal. Top vote getter will be the title. Thx Burnsie." But... Monday he declared (also via the Twitter) that there was a "new title for Newlyweds. Triangles Below Canal. FYI the whole movie takes place in TriBeCa." (Also FYI, we read Edward Burns's Twitter feed so you don't have to.)
The film is (also according to his Twitter) a "companion piece of sorts to Sidewalks of New York. So if u dig that one, you should like the next one." A look back to the 2001 flick, below (RIP Brittany Murphy).
If you aren't an Edward Burns fan, would you say it's because of his voice, his band, or his acting? (Asking for a friend.)
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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