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10 items from 2012


Director Carl Franklin to Helm Corrupt Cop Drama 'City Of Night'

30 May 2012 8:45 AM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »

Most recently plying his wares on TV shows such as Starz's “Magic City” and HBO's “The Pacific,” director Carl Franklin has decided to step back into the cinematic arena where he got his start, nine years after he directed the Denzel Washington actioner “Out of Time,” for a dose of shady business with the law.

Deadline reports Franklin has signed on to direct “City of Night,” an L.A.-set thriller written by David Chisholm, best known for writing the Fred Savage film “The Wizard,” peculiarly enough. 'City' follows Emmett Conlin, a rookie cop aspiring to rise through the Lapd ranks through its toughest crime units, until he faces a veteran corrupt cop eager to bring him down. Emmett then becomes the target of a psychological betrayal from within the department, and soon he doesn't know who to trust, or where to run.

The film is purported to be “in »

- Charlie Schmidlin

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Carl Franklin Visits The "City of Night"

29 May 2012 9:35 PM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »

Carl Franklin ("Devil in a Blue Dress," "One False Move") is set to direct the cop thriller "City of Night" for Meyers Media Group and McDonald Entertainment says The Hollywood Reporter.

The story follows an L.A.P.D. rookie who finds himself working in the toughest crime unit in the city.

David Chisholm penned the script while Brendan McDonald and Jesse B’Franklin will produce. »

- Garth Franklin

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Carl Franklin to Direct Cop Thriller 'City of Night'

29 May 2012 6:25 PM, PDT | The Hollywood Reporter | See recent The Hollywood Reporter news »

Carl Franklin will direct City of Night, a thriller about a Los Angeles Police Department rookie who finds himself working in the toughest crime unit in the city. Meyers Media Group and McDonald Entertainment announced Tuesday that they will co-finance the movie, written by David Chisholm and produced by Brendan McDonald of McDonald Entertainment and Jesse B’Franklin, and executive produced by Lawrence Meyers and Randy Dannenberg of Meyers Media. Franklin, whose credits include One False Move and Devil in a Blue Dress, most recently directed the pilot episode of  TNT’s Falling Skies and the premiere episode of Starz’s Magic City.

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- Gregg Kilday

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Carl Franklin to Direct City of Night

29 May 2012 4:35 PM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »

Meyers Media Group and McDonald Entertainment have announced today that they will co-finance the thriller City of Night. The film, to be directed by award-winner Carl Franklin (Out of Time, High Crimes), was written by David Chisholm (Kidnapped in Paradise, The Wizard) and will be produced by Brendan McDonald of McDonald Entertainment and Jesse B'Franklin, and executive produced by Lawrence Steven Meyers (Unfaithful) and Randy Dannenberg of Meyers Media Group.

In City of Night, Emmett Conlin is a rookie cop aspiring to be one of the finest in the Los Angeles Police Department-- until he's unexpectedly lured into the toughest crime unit in the city and finds that his greatest danger lies within the department. Drawn into a web of deceit and betrayal by a veteran cop who has corrupted all that he touches, Emmett becomes the target of an elaborate psychological game to destroy him. Set against the teeming »

- MovieWeb

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Meyers Media Group and McDonald Entertainment Partner On Carl Franklin’s Cop Thriller City Of Night

29 May 2012 1:56 PM, PDT | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »

Meyers Media Group and McDonald Entertainment have announced today that they will co-finance the thriller City Of Night. The film, to be directed by award-winner Carl Franklin (.Out of Time,. .High Crimes.), was written by David Chisholm (.Kidnapped in Paradise,. .The Wizard.) and will be produced by Brendan McDonald of McDonald Entertainment and Jesse B.Franklin, and executive produced by Lawrence Meyers (.Unfaithful.) and Randy Dannenberg of Meyers Media Group.

In City Of Night, Emmett Conlin is a rookie cop aspiring to be one of the finest in the Los Angeles Police Department– until he.s unexpectedly lured into the toughest crime unit in the city and finds that his greatest danger lies within the department.  Drawn into a web of deceit and betrayal by a veteran cop who has corrupted all that he touches, Emmett becomes the target of an elaborate psychological game to destroy him. Set against the »

- Michelle McCue

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Carl Franklin to Direct City Of Night

29 May 2012 7:39 AM, PDT | Upcoming-Movies.com | See recent Upcoming-Movies.com news »

Veteran filmmaker Carl Franklin recently wrapped the World War II drama Bless Me, Ultima, about a young man and an old medicine woman battling evil spirits in their New Mexico village. After directing episodes of the cable series Magic City, Falling Skies and The Pacific, the 63-year-old Franklin returned to the big screen for City of Night, about a rookie cop facing unexpected dangers after joining an elite crime unit with the Los Angeles Police Department. Franklin is a veteran of crime thrillers with One False Move, Devil in a Blue Dress, High Crimes and Out of Time under his belt. »

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Michael Moore Finding It Harder To Get People To Talk to Him

23 April 2012 8:22 PM, PDT | Speakeasy/Wall Street Journal | See recent Speakeasy/Wall Street Journal news »

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Michael Moore’s success as a documentary film maker has made his job more difficult because more people refuse to talk to him on camera, he said Sunday afternoon at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.

“They’re afraid to talk to me, so I have to send in my production assistants to do interviews,” he told actress Susan Sarandon, who interviewed him before taking questions from the audience.

Moore, whose 2004 film “Fahrenheit 9/11″ is the highest-grossing documentary, »

- Kathy Shwiff

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Billy Bob Thornton: 'The Us has the wrong idea about the English'

17 February 2012 2:31 AM, PST | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »

Billy Bob Thornton thinks there's a strong affinity between the American south and the English. Which explains why three Brits turn up unexpectedly in his latest film, Jayne Mansfield's Car

Billy Bob Thornton fixes me with a laser-eye stare, and briefly bares a mouthful of teeth in his southern-genteel grin. "I love British people," he says. "I always have. Fact of the matter is, my people came from you guys. The south was settled by the English, Scotch and Irish. You get into Minnesota and Wisconsin, that's German and Swedes, but our area is predominantly from the British Isles."

Overlooking the fact that few use "Scotch" any more, and that many Irish people would object to being lumped in with the British Isles, you get his drift: from Arkansas, where Thornton grew up, it probably all looks pretty similar. But it also explains the oddest aspect of his new film, »

- Andrew Pulver

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The callous lies of Denzel Washington movie titles

8 February 2012 2:55 AM, PST | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »

Denzel Washington is a fine, fine actor. But his movie titles? They lie to us. They lie to us a lot...

I fully appreciate that it’s not an easy job to come up with a sellable title for a film. In an ideal world, it has to convey the subject of what the movie is about, and also be catchy enough, for good reasons, for us to remember.

However, I sat down to watch the new Denzel Washington/Ryan Reynolds flick Safe House last week, and it immediately became clear – and this is only telling you something that’s in the trailer – that the house in question didn’t appear to be very safe at all. Truthfully, it wouldn't be much of a movie if it was.

I then started considering some of the more recent Denzel Washington movies I’d seen of late, and, well, here’s my scientific research. »

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Will Smith-Produced ‘Angelology’ Finds Black List Writer

2 February 2012 6:18 PM, PST | The Film Stage | See recent The Film Stage news »

Deadline reports that Sony has hired Larry Brenner to adapt the 2010 Danielle Trussoni novel Angelology. Brenner made a bit of a name for himself by having his screenplay Bethlehem accepted into last year’s Black List (which lists the best unproduced screenplays floating around Hollywood). Overbook Entertainment, the production company co-owned by husband/wife team Will and Jada Pinkett Smith will co-produce along with Marc Forster‘s company Apparatus. Sony paid $1 million dollars for the rights to the novel in 2009, a year before it was even published.

Angelology follows a 23-year-old nun named Sister Evangeline who uncovers evidence a war between the Society of Angelologists and the Nephilim, a race of human/angel hybrids that occurred a thousand years ago. She teams up with an Angelologist to stop a group of n’er do wells from harnessing the powers of the Nephilim for their own nefarious gains (I just made »

- jpraup@gmail.com (thefilmstage.com)

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