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Hollywood Reporter and Billboard join forces to deliver a two-day seminar on the role of music in film and television, taking place in Hollywood, October 24-25. Now in its tenth year, this Conference offers attendees an opportunity to learn from, network with, and get the ear of attending music... more at: http://actorschecklist.com/wordpress/?p=152Hollywood Reporter and Billboard join forces to deliver a two-day seminar on the role... more
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As the man behind MediaWeek’s daily television newsletter, The Programming Insider, Marc Berman's commentary on the medium reached more than 50,000 readers per day. Now he has launched TV Media Insights, a new online destination for television and media. In this interview Berman handicaps this year’s Emmy Awards and also tells us which new shows are worth watching.As the man behind MediaWeek’s daily television newsletter, The Programming... more
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Esteban Steven Escobar (Diversity News Magazine Executive Editor-In-Chief, Publicist and Writer for Examiner.com) gives thanks to all his fans, friends, family, supporters, subscribers, sponsors and colleagues for the support given to him for all this years, especially 2010 and now in 2011.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At8WpIVc-eEEsteban Steven Escobar (Diversity News Magazine Executive Editor-In-Chief, Publicist... more
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This year’s supporting actress awards are being overrun by a handful of horrible mothers. Stephen Farber of the Daily Beast and Hollywood Reporter discusses the evolution of flawed movie mommies from “Mildred Pierce” to “Precious”. Plus, Ben Fritz of the Los Angeles Times tells us how Hollywood studios plan to make selling films online a bit easier.This year’s supporting actress awards are being overrun by a handful of horrible... more
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Anne Thompson of Thompson On Hollywood discusses her new role at IndieWire and the recent shuffle of entertainment journalists between media outlets. She gives us her take on the future of IndieWire and the current state of entertainment news coverage. Plus, a review of the week's top showbiz headlines.Anne Thompson of Thompson On Hollywood discusses her new role at IndieWire and the... more
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The Jennifer Aniston vehicle "Swtiched" couldn't top Sylvester Stallone's action flick "The Expendables" at the box office. The dramedy opened to a disappointing $8.1 million prompting entertainment pundits to question whether Aniston is truly a movie star. Plus, analysis of the week's top entertainment news.The Jennifer Aniston vehicle "Swtiched" couldn't top Sylvester... more
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Hot Tub Time Machine Reviews
Moviemoron.com
26.03.10
Hot Tub Time Machine Quotes (& Reviews)
It’s time to look at the Hot Tub Time Machine reviews, and memorable quotes that may go into the film nerd’s vocab book.
The movie is directed by Steve Pink, who was co-writer and co-producer of two of Cusack’s best movies, High Fidelity and Grosse Pointe Blank. Besides from Cusack, look out for other 80s regulars Chevy Chase, Crispin Glover (Back To The Future) and William Zabka (The Karate Kid, always played the class bully).
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Moviemoron.com
26.03.10
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James Rocchi was one of the lucky entertainment journalists invited to the “Avatar” premiere and press junket in London and he joins us this week to tell us all about it. Rocchi also helps us dissect all those year-end “Top 10″ critics lists, not to mention one that rates the year’s best unproduced screenplays. Who do you think will be on the red carpet at Oscar time?
We also review all the week's top entertainment news.James Rocchi was one of the lucky entertainment journalists invited to the... more
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Warner Brothers are about to choose the lucky actor who will be play Green Lantern in the upcoming DC live action movie.
The Hollywood Reporter, recently reported that the casting search had spanned five months with a number of actors, including Michael Fassbender, Jared Leto and Henry Cavill. Director Martin Campbell and producers Donald De Line and Greg Berlanti have narrowed it down to the following three stars: Bradley Cooper, Ryan Reynolds and a big surprise Justin Timberlake.
Some reports are even claiming that Timberlake is the favourite for the role, which would be a huge surprise to Green Lantern fans.
Bradley Cooper, who’s been mentioned with the project for ages, and Ryan Reynolds, who’s rapidly becoming the guy to ask to do Superhero movies. Reynolds played Hannibal King in Blade: Trinity and played in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, he’s been linked with The Flash as well.
If Reynolds gets the role, then he’s going to have to find a way to balance being Green Lantern and playing Wade Wilson/Deadpool again in the Wolverine spin-off. Green Lantern is nearly ready to film, with some sets being constructed in Sydney, while Deadpool is a alone way off . However whether Reynolds may feel that he’s all superheroed out remains to be seen.
Whatever Michael Campbell and Warner Brothers decide, they’ve need to get on with it. As the holding deals with all three actors expired on Monday, allowing them to take on new projectsWarner Brothers are about to choose the lucky actor who will be play Green Lantern in... more
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Producer Jim Stern issued a warning call to the indie business Saturday, saying that if it wanted to endure, it needed to stop working at cross purposes with itself and its financiers.
Speaking in the high-profile slot at the Los Angeles Film Festival where Mark Gill last year gave his now-famous 'The Sky is Falling' speech, Stern told the audience that the indie world needed to more deeply consider marketing and financing.
"It's been hip to disrespect the money," he said. And "most businesses have a complete plan from the start of a project, which includes the whole chain, from manufacturing through distribution. Ours typically does not."
Instead, he said filmmakers needed to develop marketing plans and work more closely with financiers. "We need to cut costs, mitigate risks, target our audience," he said.
The Endgame Entertainment principal, the producer behind such pics as "A Chorus Line" documentary "Every Little Step" and Mark Ruffalo con-man movie "The Brothers Bloom," spoke during the Finance Conference at the festival. The address has become a kind of barometer for the state of the indie business.
Last year, Gill gave a keynote in which he warned that financing models, distributors and other part of the indie world were on the brink of collapse. Less than a week later, Paramount Vantage was consolidated; a year later, the indie world finds itself in a far bleaker place.
Given the market travails, Stern faced a tough task with his address: He couldn't simply underscore the misery, but he also couldn't risk sounding overly optimistic about the indie world's future.
So he walked a fine line, acknowledging the brutal realities but offering several ways out
"We're upside down on the mortgage and it's time to mail in the keys," he said, citing the stat that nearly 10,000 films were submitted to Sundance last year, but only three so far have been released theatrically.
In parts sounding like the second coming of Gill, Stern described a climate in which studio tentpoles are flourishing but the number of indies that have made even $1 million this year has dwindled from 16 at this point last year to six.
But he also prescribed several solutions. He highlighted what he called "smarter movies" -- those that were careful about budgets and conscious about audience.
Filmmakers who followed their own heart at the expense of the market, Stern said, were due for a rude awakening.
"I love Sundance," he said. "But it gave rise to a sense of entitlement to personal films," adding that filmmakers are at a point in the business cycle that "if you make a personal film, don't be surprised if it doesn't get an audience, or, even much worse, if it doesn't get sold." (Continued...)
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U.S actor and former rapper Will Smith has agreed to produce a true story about a Ex-marine John Keller who rescued hundreds of people after Hurricane Katrina.
John Keller was nicknamed The Can Man after saving 244 people from flooding during the disaster. He received his nickname w after rescuing his neighbours from a five-story apartment building, The American Can Company, where he lived.
The Hollywood Reporter said that Smith's production company and Sony Pictures had bought the movie rights to his story and that John Lee Hancock will direct the project, called The American Can.
Mr Hancock previous films include The Rookie and The Alamo, will also write the script.
Mr Keller was dubbed The Can Man after rescuing his neighbours from a five-story apartment building, The American Can Company, where he lived.U.S actor and former rapper Will Smith has agreed to produce a true story about a... more
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MGM and the Farrelly brothers are finally slapping together their high-profile cast for "The Three Stooges," a comedy project the filmmakers have been developing for years. Sean Penn is set to play Larry, and Jim Carrey is in negotiations to play Curly. Benicio del Toro is a rumored possibility for the brothers' taciturn leader, Moe.
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For more than 75 years, Daily Variety and The Hollywood Reporter have battled to be the movie industry's top newspaper, but recent layoffs due to the recession and competition from Internet blogs has Hollywood wondering if it will soon become a one paper town.
Publishers of the showbusiness newspapers say advertising has plunged, even during the current Oscar season when movie studios pay well to hype their films with cover page ads.For more than 75 years, Daily Variety and The Hollywood Reporter have battled to be... more
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Here you can read about Rey's new HBO series as well as news articles from sources like the Hollywood Reporter and VarietyHere you can read about Rey's new HBO series as well as news articles from... more
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I caught an older movie of hers, Last Exit, a couple weeks ago and it was much better than I expected for a made-for-TV-movie. Sounds like this could be an entertaining romantic comedy.I caught an older movie of hers, Last Exit, a couple weeks ago and it was much better... more
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