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Rink Leader
Entertainment Weekly, July 20, 2001
If Edward Norton ever tires of acting, he might consider a stint with the
Ice Capades. For the Danny De Vito directed comedy "Death to Smoochy" - in which
Norton plays a Barney-like kids' show host - the Oscar-nominated actor did most
of his own blade work, including a showdown with costar Robin Williams. While
Canadian Olympian Elvis Stojko had to double for a less-than-proficient Williams,
insiders report Norton glided effortlessly through some complex figure eights.
But any plans for a career switch are probably on ice. "He's already a
multi-hyphenate: writer-director-producer," says producer Andrew Lazar. "He has
enough things on his plate." - Gillian Flynn
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