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The 32-year-old actor was reported missing Monday morning by his wife, Rose Murphy. Foul play is not suspected at this time, LAPD spokesman Richard French told the LA Times. The actor, who also starred on the HBO series "Carnivale," had been frequenting LA's Skid Row area recently, according to TMZ.

Murphy says that the last time she saw Stahl was May 9. She filed court papers in February that sought to limit his visitations with their daughter Marlo, 2, and asked for proof he hadn't used drugs within 24 hours beforehand.

The couple separated in January, the same month Stahl was arrested for refusing to pay an $84 cab fare.

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[via LA Times and TMZ]
]]> Wed, 16 May 2012 12:44:15 EDT 1521503 have just re-imagined "Battleship"-- a film about an alien invasion -- as a fight against classic board-game characters. (Enter Rich Uncle Pennybags from Monopoly and the King of Candy Land.)

The spoof posters even come with catchy tag lines: Monopoly: "The Battle for Earth Begins at Go" and Jenga: "Attack the Block."

If the current Rotten Tomatoes score for the movie is any indication, a giant Pennybags or angry Operation patient wreaking havoc in the ocean might be more entertaining than the real movie.

Granted, fans shouldn't be laughing too hard: several of these games acutally have movies in the works, including Monopoly from director Ridley Scott and a Candy Land flick starring Adam Sandler.

You can check out a few of the posters below. For the entire collection, head to Screen Crush.

"Battleship" hits theaters nationwide this Friday.

[via Screen Crush]






]]> Mon, 14 May 2012 16:39:23 EDT 1516044 writing all the answers down on a postcard.

Although it's been 22 years since the last film was in theaters, Wilson's still fielding queries about what it was like to work with Michael J. Fox ("Michael J. Fox is nice. I'm not in close contact with him"), hoverboard stories ("The hoverboards didn't really fly, we were hanging by wires from a cane") and what the maure was made of ("The manure was made from peat moss, cork, dirt and a food agent that made it sticky").

Oh, and what about Biff's famous catchphrases? "Among the many improvisations on set, I termed the coin 'butthead,' as well as 'Make like a tree, and get out of here.'"

Wilson, whose other credits include "The Informant!" and "Action Jackson," says he created the FAQ because "Nobody had any idea that the movies would become a cultural touchstone, but the themes of friendship and adventure moved the audience so powerfully that I felt the need to create this postcard as a timesaver."

You can read the full postcard here.

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