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Alanis Morissette To Play Shannyn Sossamon’s Paramour In The Price Of Desire
19 May 2013 9:04 AM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
The last time Alanis Morissette graced the big screen was back in 1999 for Kevin Smith’s Dogma. Now, some 14 years later she’s signed up to star as singer Marisa Damia in The Price Of Desire.
Based on the true story of modern architect pioneer, Eileen Grey, The Price of Desire has also bagged Shannyn Sossamon for the lead role. The film will chart the changes that her personal relationships had on the architecture world. While falling in love with her nemesis, Swiss/French designer Le Corbusier (Vincent Perez), Grey also maintained a relationship with Marisa Damia.
Mary McGuckian, who directed The Bridge Of San Luis Rey, will helm the piece, which will be produced by Eg Film Productions Limited, Lightstream Pictures and Saga Film.
Continuing the Kickstarter trend which has struck Hollywood, the filmmakers have created a campaign to fund restoration on Gray’s villa. Located in Roquebrune Cap Martin, »
- Gem Seddon
Trailer Trash
11 May 2013 4:06 PM, PDT | The Guardian - Film News | See recent The Guardian - Film News news »
BBC Films falls in love with Matthias Schoenaerts, Danny Boyle reminisces with Philip French, and Olivia Colman seeks direction in the wrong quarter
Bulging Belgian
A year ago he was a little-known Belgian actor. Then, on the first Thursday of Cannes 2012, came Rust and Bone and Matthias Schoenaerts – playing a bare-knuckle boxer opposite Marion Cotillard – was suddenly the hottest discovery on the Croisette.
The British film industry in particular seems to have fallen for Schoenaert , and he'll be seen in three forthcoming BBC Films productions. First there's A Little Chaos (directed by Alan Rickman), in which he plays the head gardener at Versailles opposite Kate Winslet's headstrong landscaper. Then he'll go straight to the set of Saul Dibb's production of the second world war drama Suite française, some of which is being shot in his native Belgium. In that, he'll play a German officer opposite Michelle Williams and Kristin Scott Thomas. »
- Jason Solomons
Full WonderCon 2013 Schedule Released
16 March 2013 10:31 AM, PDT | GeekTyrant | See recent GeekTyrant news »
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A few of us here from GeekTyrant will be hitting up WonderCon 2013, which takes place from Friday, March 29th to Sunday, March 31th at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California. We went for the first time last year, and we had a great time, so we're all excited to be going back for more geek goodness!
WonderCon has released the full three-day schedule! There's a ton of great stuff to check out this year! Enough cool stuff to keep you more than busy! Check out the schedule and start planning out your trip! If you're going and you see us around make sure to say hi! We can talk about geek stuff! See ya there!
March 29 • Friday
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Host Richard Hatch (Capt. Apollo, Tom Zarek), Kevin Grazier (science advisor, Battlestar, Caprica, Defiance),Michael Taylor (writer/producer, Battlestar, Defiance, Caprica »
- Joey Paur
Where Are They Now? #2: Linda Fiorentino
16 March 2013 7:27 AM, PDT | The Hollywood News | See recent The Hollywood News news »
Saturdays are a little quiet in Hollywood. All of your favourite celebrities are out and about doing those mundane chores, like buying nappies, or the weekly Tesco shop (do they have Tesco in Tinseltown?), or maybe even relaxing with a film of their choice. Anyway, because there won’t be as much movie news hitting Thn over Saturday and Sunday, we’ve been coming up with a few features to share with you, and this is the first: Where Are They Now? The Forgotten Legends.
Have you ever sat down the boozer having a little chat amongst your mates when an obscure film from the 1980s or 1990s pops up, before this sentence rears its ugly head: “I wonder whatever happened to [insert name here]?” Well, each and every Saturday, we will feature one of these lost Hollywood icons and see what they are up to now. This week it’s…
- Martin Daniel McDonagh
New “Grown Ups 2″ Poster and Why This is the Comedic Equivalent of “The Expendables”
13 March 2013 10:39 AM, PDT | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
Imp Awards has a new poster for the upcoming film Grown Ups 2.
I’m convinced that Grown Ups is the comedic equivalent of The Expendables. I wish that were a compliment.
These guys were my heroes growing up and as cool as it sounds having them all together on a big film, it doesn’t work. The same as The Expendables and its sequel didn’t work.
Below is a list of the best projects these four comedic actors have been involved in. I compile this list with upmost sincerity and respect for these gentlemen that I grew up watching.
Adam Sandler: Happy Gilmore (1996)
Kevin James: King of Queens (1998-2007)
Chris Rock: Dogma (1999)
David Spade: Tommy Boy (1995), Joe Dirt (2001)
*Rob Schneider did not sign on for the sequel. He was busy working on his CBS sitcom Rob (he also wanted Sandler money). It was not renewed, »
- Alex Corey
Capcom Sales and Income Up Overall, Despite ‘Resident Evil 6’ Falling Short
4 February 2013 12:50 PM, PST | MTV Multiplayer | See recent MTV Multiplayer news »
By Joseph Leray
Capcom have released its financial earnings report for the first nine months of the 2012 fiscal year, which ends on March 31.
The big-picture news is that Capcom’s sales are up, earning a cool 6.6 billion in income yen this year, an increase of 104.9 percent. Capcom attributes this to strong sales of major releases such as “Resident Evil 6,” “Dragon’s Dogma,” a”DmC: Devil May Cry” and “Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate.”
Sales of downloadable content, a crop of popular social games, on-going subscriptions to “Monster Hunter Frontier Online,” and a “Resident Evil 5”-themed slot-machine game rounded out the company’s income for 2012.
There’s more good news for the company, too: according to Capcom’s statement, “Dragon’s Dogma” performed better than expected, “becoming a million-seller unprecedented among recent new brand games.” It’s no surprise, then, that Capcom would want to follow up on the game’s success with a hefty expansion pack. »
- MTV Video Games
Capcom Reports Profit Growth Despite Resident Evil 6 And DmC “Failure”
4 February 2013 9:36 AM, PST | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Capcom reported a 45.9% increase in operating income for the first nine months of the fiscal year ending March 31, 2013, despite much lower than expected sales of both Resident Evil 6 and DmC: Devil May Cry.
As of December 31 2012, Capcom’s nine month net revenues totaled almost ¥72.7 billion, up 44.6% year-over-year. Operating income for the period was up 45.9% to ¥9.8 billion, and net income shot up almost 105% to ¥6.6 billion ($70.9 million).
The company’s Digital Contents division – which includes all of their console, PC, mobile and social games – pulled in ¥49.7 billion ($533.9 million) in net sales, up 39.2% year-over-year. The division’s operating income showed far less growth, and was only up 0.2% versus the same period in the prior fiscal year.
Confirming their previously revised sales forecast, Capcom noted that Resident Evil 6 has officially “lost its [sales] momentum”, selling 1.1 million units during the company’s third fiscal quarter. Life-to-date sales for the title now stand at 4.8 million units, »
- Justin Alderman
It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's ... a Leaked Script for 'Superman Lives'
4 February 2013 8:11 AM, PST | NextMovie | See recent NextMovie news »
Finally, it's the surfaced script you've been waiting for: "Superman Lives," from Kevin Smith. That's right: the director in the Xxl hockey jersey behind iconic films like "Clerks," "Mallrats," and "Dogma," was once given the reins to pen a screenplay about the ultimate American superhero.
Granted, the script [via The Sports Hero] is copyrighted 1997, so there's no official word if "Chasing Amy"'s Joey Lauren Adams was in talks to play Lois Lane, but that's not necessarily something we would have contested. Because, man, how we miss you, Jla.
Also from 1997: the rumored script for the same movie when it was in the hands of Tim Burton and screenwriter Wesley Strick, whose superhero was to come to life in the form of Nicolas Cage.
Man, we miss the '90s. »
- Eliot Glazer
5 Reasons Kevin Smith Should Not Retire
31 January 2013 2:43 AM, PST | Obsessed with Film | See recent Obsessed with Film news »
If you went to film school when I did there were three directors who you wanted to be: Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson, and/or Kevin Smith. Argue all you want, but I saw enough knock-off films and read enough knock-off scripts in college to prove it. These three all have a very identifiable, imitable, style that makes you appreciate how good the original is when you see someone else do it poorly.
The knock-offs are either a crime story with cool guys in black suits, a movie about people being awkward in tweed jackets and vintage dresses, or the most crass dialogue about Batman’s genitalia you would ever want to hear. They inspired a generation.
The first Kevin Smith film I saw was Dogma when it was released on VHS. I discovered it mainly because I was a fan of Chris Rock, and it’s one of the all time, »
- Cristian Duran
5 Alternate Endings That Would Have Killed Franchises Before They Started
21 January 2013 12:55 PM, PST | Obsessed with Film | See recent Obsessed with Film news »
Any writer will tell you that coming up with a good ending can be difficult. In general, you want to stay true to what has come before while at the same time providing a satisfying resolution. Coming up with a good ending for a movie can be particularly frustrating because you have to factor in the audience’s expectations. You don’t want them to leave the theater feeling like they’ve been cheated.
Today, it seems like every other DVD release contains an alternate ending. They all provide glimpses into what might have been had the filmmakers chosen to go a different way. And on very rare occasions, they show how films that spawned franchises might have remained standalones.
5. Clerks
Now this one technically isn’t a “franchise” in the traditional sense but it is a series of interconnected films. The View Askewniverse as creator Kevin Smith calls it. »
- Thomas Ahearn
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