CATTRALL AND RADCLIFFE BRING KIPLING STORY TO LIFE.(Daily Break)

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From: The Virginian Pilot
Date: 20080419
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Byline: FRAZIER MOORE

By Frazier Moore

The Associated Press

NEW YORK

Kim Cattrall found many reasons to seize the role of Carrie Kipling, wife of British literary superstar Rudyard Kipling, in the film "My Boy Jack."

Airing on PBS' "Masterpiece Classic" at 9 tonight , the project had instant appeal: Cattrall, 51, is a lifelong Kipling fan.

"He wrote a poem that I loved as a kid called 'The Way Through the Woods.'I read 'The Jungle Book,' and my dad bought me 'Kim,' 'cause it was called 'Kim.' Then I was shocked to find out someone with my name was a ...

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