Connecting mbp 15 inches intel 2.53ghz to 40 inches full hd samsung lcd

hiii i want to connect my connecting mbp 15 inches intel 2.53ghz to 40 inches full hd samsung lcd
which wire or what peripherals i have to buy

i got exactly the same problem. i have a samsung le32c530 lcd, but sometimes works sometimes not. when i plugged the first time mac to the lcd everything worked. this problem appeared when the mac went to sleep mode.
after trying everything i put this working honestly i dont know what i made, but now the same happened and i cant solve this...
anyone can help us?
i use a macbookpro late 2009, with a dvi-hdmi cable.
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