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Scott Glenn Pulls the Trigger
14 March 2013 3:42 PM, PDT | DreadCentral.com | See recent Dread Central news »
It's been nearly a year since there was last anything to talk about regarding the upcoming low-budget monster hunt from Chapman Filmed Entertainment, Trigger, but finally some new casting news has emerged. Read on for details.
According to Screen Daily Scott Glenn has signed on to the flick to appear alongside the previously announced Stephen Tobolowsky and Chris Coy. Basel Owies directs from a script by Max Enscoe. Principal photography is set to begin later this month in California.
A character-driven thriller, Trigger examines two men fixated on what triggers the enormity of evil: a father whose life is destroyed in pursuit of a monster, a son caught in a deadly charade as he tries to unravel his father’s obsession.
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- Uncle Creepy
Casting: Mann, Glenn, Ryan, Sangster
14 March 2013 7:00 AM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Leslie Mann ("This is 40") and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau ("Game of Thrones") are in negotiations to star opposite Cameron Diaz in Nick Cassavetes' new comedy "The Other Woman" at 20th Century Fox.
Diaz plays a woman who finds out that she is “the other woman” in an affair. She teams up with the wife (Mann) to get revenge on the cheating cad of a husband (Coster-Waldau). Shooting kicks off late spring/early summer in New York. [Source: THR]
Scott Glenn, Stephen Tobolowsky and Chris Coy have signed on to star in Basel Owies' micro-budget thriller "Trigger" for Chapman Filmed Entertainment.
The story focuses on a father and a son both obsessed with understanding evil and the chaos that causes for them. [Source: Deadline]
Amy Ryan ("Gone Baby Gone") has joined the cast of Alejandro Gonzalez-Inarritu's comedy "Birdman" at Fox Searchlight and New Regency. Shooting kicks off soon in New York City. »
- Garth Franklin
Chapman Filmed Entertainment Reveals Trigger Cast
14 March 2013 | Comingsoon.net | See recent Comingsoon.net news »
Chapman Filmed Entertainment has announced today that Scott Glenn ( The Silence of the Lambs , The Bourne Ultimatum , Training Day ), Stephen Tobolowsky ( Memento , Groundhog Day , Buried ) and Chris Coy ( Random , Greenberg , Hostel: Part III ) will star in the company.s debut thriller Trigger . Said to be a suspenseful, character-driven thriller with a twist, Trigger examines two men fixated on what triggers the enormity of evil: a father whose life is destroyed in pursuit of a monster, a son caught in a deadly charade as he tries to unravel his father.s obsession. The film is being directed by Chapman alumnus Basel Owies from a script by Max Enscoe. Chapman Filmed Entertainment.s Travis Knox ( The Bucket List ) is producing with Bob Yari and William Immerman »
Quentin Tarantino pays tribute to 'Dazed and Confused' at the Texas Film Hall of Fame Awards
8 March 2013 3:38 PM, PST | EW - Inside Movies | See recent EW.com - Inside Movies news »
Last night a bunch of Texas filmmakers and lovers raised a glass in honor of home state greats like Annette O’Toole, Stephen Tobolowsky, Henry Thomas and Robin Wright. But the highlight of the evening was when Richard Linklater and some reunited cast members from the 1993 classic celebration of dumb, enviable teenage fun, Dazed and Confused, won their own Hall of Fame Award.
Linklater, who was 31 when he made the movie, told EW that he’d wanted to make the flip side of a John Hughes movie. “The drama is so low-key in Dazed. I don’t remember teenage being that dramatic. »
- Karen Valby
Tarantino Will Present Star of Texas Award for Linklater's 'Dazed and Confused'
28 February 2013 10:41 AM, PST | Thompson on Hollywood | See recent Thompson on Hollywood news »
Quentin Tarantino will present the Star of Texas Award to Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused" at the Texas Film Hall of Fame on March 7, celebrating the film's 20th anniversary. A screening of the film with the cast will take place on March 6. Tarantino includes the film on his 2002 Sight and Sound list of his top ten films of all time. Tarantino will be joined by presenters Jack Fisk, Julie Hagerty, Michael McKean, Rob Reiner and Sissy Spacek. Adidtional honorees include Annette O’Toole, Henry Thomas, Steven Tobolowsky and Robin Wright. Here's more info. »
- Sophia Savage
'Groundhog Day' Cast: Where Are They Now? (Photos)
13 February 2013 1:14 PM, PST | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
Aptly enough, it took fans watching "Groundhog Day" over and over to transform the film from a modest hit into a modern-day comedy classic. The film, released 20 years ago this week (on Feb. 12, 1993), was ultimately embraced by various religious groups (Buddhists, Christians, and Jews have all found in "Groundhog Day" a parable for their own spiritual philosophies), academics, and regular folks who just want a chuckle at Bill Murray's painful, repetitive, slowly dawning awareness of how to turn the worst day of his life into the best by learning to do good for others and to appreciate the world he lives in. The film also marked a dramatic turning point in the careers of most of the principals who worked on it, including Murray, co-writer/director Harold Ramis, and co-stars Andie MacDowell and Stephen Tobolowsky. Two decades later, they're still feeling its ripple effects. Here, then, is a list »
- Gary Susman
Justified, Ep. 4.05: “Kin” rallies a great supporting cast for a rollicking hour
6 February 2013 8:30 PM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Justified, Season 4, Episode 5: “Kin”
Written by Fred Golan and VJ Boyd
Directed by Peter Werner
Airs Tuesdays at 10pm Et on FX
As a preface, can we just…? Along with the outstanding regular cast (and an appearance by underrated ex-regular Natalie Zea), “Kin” finds time for past guests Stephen Tobolowsky, Patton Oswalt, Jim Beaver, Romy Rosemont, Jere Burns, and Raymond J. Barry, adds the great Gerald McRaney, and even carves out a little for Jacob Pitts to actually get some substantial material. It’s taken a while, but finally, another drama series can challenge The Good Wife for the most ludicrously stacked cast on television. (All the Deadwood alum shouldn’t be a surprise given Olyphant’s producer status, but that doesn’t temper the greatness. Too bad John Hawkes will be busy courting Oscars for the foreseeable future.) If “Kin” went and trotted out that cast list and »
- Simon Howell
TV Review: Justified 4×05 – “Kin”
5 February 2013 8:01 PM, PST | Blogomatic3000 | See recent Blogomatic3000 news »
Stars: Timothy Olyphant, Nick Searcy, Joelle Carter, Jacob Pitts, Erica Tazel, Walton Goggins, Patton Oswalt | Created by Elmore Leonard, Graham Yost
The stakes seem much higher in ‘Kin’ and frankly, that’s because seemingly everyone has their particular irons in the fire, both on the side of the law and those not, in finding Drew Thompson. It was fast paced as all get out, and even left room for a cliffhanger, which this season seems to want to deal out in droves. Whereas last week focused primarily on the women of the show, Lindsay and Ellen May, this episode brings us right back into the heart of the thing, the real reason for the season if you will. And there are some scary folks out there hunting Thompson down, and the tangling that Raylan is going to have with these people is going to flat out entertaining.
At least, »
- Nathan Smith
Justified Recap: “Kin”
5 February 2013 8:00 PM, PST | Collider.com | See recent Collider.com news »
Four episodes deep into season four of Justified and we finally got what we wanted: Raylan and Boyd in a room together. It wasn't under the best circumstances for either man, but satisfying nontheless. "Kin" moved along the Drew Thompson plot, introduced a ruthless new Dixie mafia character, and made things a whole lot more complicated in the Crowder camp. The show's universe also expanded deep into the hills and in doing so, Raylan's past. More on this week's Justified after the jump. Last week Raylan said goodbye to his flame Lindsey (and his $20,000). This week, still looking worse for wear, he meets his true love Winona at the clinic. They share some nice, brief moments as Raylan feels the baby kick and talks to her belly and all of that mushy stuff. But whatever scent of hope she may have gotten by him actually showing up didn't last long. »
- Patrick Cooper
Justified Review: Hill, Feet, Blues
5 February 2013 8:00 PM, PST | TVfanatic | See recent TVfanatic news »
Justified continued its strong fourth season with the help of some of its friends in "Kin."
Whether it was those we knew, a la Agent Barkley and Constable Bob, or fresh faces like Mike O'Malley and Gerald McRaney, the onslaught of guest stars was a welcome treat as the search from Drew Thompson continued.
Also back in attendance was Natalie Zea as a very pregnant Winona. While I am enjoying her presence much more on The Following, this return put the biggest smile on my face.
It wasn't anything Zea did, but rather seeing Raylan being there for Winona and the baby, and then getting a kick out of feeling kicks, couldn't have made me happier.
And then all the happy times stopped... quickly.
With Arlo ready to give up Drew Thompson for a deal that would let him walk, everything went into hyper speed as Raylan had about 24 hours »
- d4cella@gmail.com (Dan Forcella)
Video: Stephen Tobolowsky’s Groundhog Day Q&A at the Siff Uptown Cinema
5 February 2013 7:00 AM, PST | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »
I had the pleasure of helping to facilitate a special event at the Siff Uptown Cinema in Seattle this past weekend: a double feature of Groundhog Day (with itself), featuring an intro and Q&A with Stephen Tobolowsky. Since Seattle’s Kuow was the first major public radio station to air The Tobolowsky Files, we really felt at home here [...] »
- David Chen
The Politics of Hollywood Parking
4 February 2013 8:15 AM, PST | Vulture | See recent Vulture news »
It’s not all that surprising that Chris Brown and Frank Ocean got into a brawl in L.A. two weekends ago. Partly because, well, Chris Brown. But mostly because the fight reportedly started over a parking spot. In hierarchical Hollywood, where one gets to stow one’s ride is no small matter. Long before he started talking to chairs, Clint Eastwood once rammed his vehicle into a car that had taken his reserved space, then allegedly had to be restrained after threatening to smash its windows with a hammer.The Ocean-Brown throwdown was over a parking space at a Santa Monica Boulevard recording studio, but it’s movie and television studio compounds where spots become most contentious. Their vastness contains many opportunities for a performer to feel slighted. “It’s both ludicrous and completely accurate to say a studio parking spot is a measure of your self-worth,” says Stephen Tobolowsky, »
- Claude Brodesser-Akner
Mad Max's Weekend Movie Guide: 'Warm Bodies' & More
1 February 2013 7:00 AM, PST | NextMovie | See recent NextMovie news »
"Well, what if there is no tomorrow? There wasn't one today." – Bill Murray, 'Groundhog Day'
Greetings from the apocalypse! This week the groundhog is gonna see his shadow, which means six more weeks of nuclear winter. Seriously, though, I'm freezing my sack off one minute; the next I'm outside wearing a T-shirt. Take Your Meds, East Coast God! There's several cool-looking flicks out and about this week, two of which I was present for filming, although neither director rubbed my belly for luck so no guarantees, people.
Friday, February 1
This week we have a very special "Survivor of Thunderdome" in the form of Jonathan Levine's excellent zombie romance "Warm Bodies," if only because yours truly is actually In the movie as an official card carrying member of the undead. I visited the Montreal set in late 2011 and was lucky enough to get my shamble on as a zombified extra, »
- Max Evry
Texas Film Hall of Fame 2013 Honorees Announced
15 January 2013 11:00 AM, PST | Slackerwood | See recent Slackerwood news »
Some very familiar faces, whom you might not realize are Texas natives, are among this year's Texas Film Hall of Fame Awards recipients. In addition, a quintessential Austin film will be honored that evening: Dazed and Confused. At a press conference this morning, Austin Film Society Associate Artistic Director Holly Herrick announced the honorees: Stephen Tobolowsky, Robin Wright, Henry Thomas and Annette O'Toole. In addition, actress Julie Hagerty will attend the event to present Tobolowsky's award.
Parker Posey will also be there, to accept the Star of Texas Award for Dazed and Confused. "And I think we may have the director there as well. We'll see," joked Herrick. Richard Linklater, who directed the film and co-founded Afs, was sitting in the front row of the press conference at the time.
Linklater attended the conference to talk about where the funds raised by Texas Film Hall of Fame event go: the »
- Jette Kernion
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