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Tag Archives: screenwriter

“Die Hard 5″ is in the works

Wed, May 5 2010

Also tagged: Action film, American film directors, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Christmas films, Cinema of the United States, Die Hard, Entertainment/Culture, films, Governor, Heist films, John McClane, Live Free or Die Hard, Skip Woods, The A-Team, The Expendables, the hollywood reporter, USD, Willis, X-Men Origins: Wolverine

By Staff
“Die Hard” lives again to see another day.
“Hitman” screenwriter Skip Woods is in talks with Fox to pen the next [...]

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Hollywood Movie Roundup: Will anyone remember these “Titans”?

Fri, Apr 2 2010

Also tagged: avatar, Bubblegum pop, CHICAGO SUN TIMES, Cinema of the United States, Claudia Puig, Dana Stevens, Easter, Entertainment Weekly, Entertainment/Culture, films, Greg Kinnear, Grey's Anatomy, HANNAH MONTANA, Hannah Montana: The Movie, Harry Hamlin, How to Train Your Dragon, Janet Jackson, Jeannette Catsoulis, Jeff Van Wie, Jill Scott, Joe Morgenstern, Julie Anne Robinson, kelly preston, Laurence Olivier, Liam Hemsworth, Liam Neeson, Lions Gate films, Lisa Schwarzbaum, Lou Lumenick, louis leterrier, Malik Yoba, Mass media, Matt Manfredi, mega-selling novelist, miley cyrus, Owen Glieberman, Peter Travers, Phil Hay, Ralph Fiennes, Richard T. Jones, Roger Ebert, Sam Worthington, Sharon Leal, Tasha Smith, The Bahamas, the Chicago Sun-Times, The Incredible Hulk, The Last Song, the New York Times, The New York Times Co, the NY Post, The USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, The Wall Street Journal Online, TITANS, Transporter 2, Travis Beacham, TV director, tyler perry, USA TODAY, USD, Warner Brothers, WB, WDIGM, Weeds, Why Did I Get Married Too?, Why Did I Get Married?

BY KEVIN CRUST
If you measure Summer by big budget, effects-driven movies, then Summer has arrived. We have a Greek mythology remake that [...]

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Cameron Crowe circles “Zoo”

Tue, Mar 2 2010

Also tagged: Aline Brosh McKenna, Almost Famous, Benjamin Mee, Cameron Crowe, Cinema of the United States, Elizabethtown, Entertainment/Culture, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, film, Human Interest, Jerry Maguire, Mass media, new york city, oscar, Say Anything, The Devil Wears Prada, United Kingdom, writer

BY KEVIN CRUST
New York magazine’s Vulture is reporting that music-journalist-turned-filmmaker Cameron Crowe may be directing “We Bought a Zoo” in the near [...]

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SXSW Announces Closing Night Film

Fri, Feb 19 2010

Also tagged: A.J. Buckley, Aaron Johnson, academy award, Additional Feature Films, Additional Short Films, Alex Lifeson, Alice Cooper, American film directors, American Grindhouse, animation, Anna Katharina Schwabroth, Anne Lewis An, Anthony Burns, Ashley Greene, austin, Bebel Gilberto, Beyond Ipanema, Brandon Freeman, brazil, Brett Cullen, Broken, Bruce McDonald, Canada, Carmen Miranda, Cholë Grace Moretz, Chris Morris, Chris Morris Four Lions, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Claude-Oliver Rudolph, Culture, Dave Foley, david gordon green, Dimitri Coats, director, Director and Screenwriter, Don Hahn, Don Letts, Don Letts Joe Strummer, Don McKellar On, Elijah Drenner, energy future, Energy Future Director and Screenwriter, Entertainment/Culture, Fanny Valette, FESTIVAL FAVORITES Waking Sleeping Beauty Director, Film Conference and Festival, films, George Russo, Gerard Johnson, grammy, Gregory Kallenberg Haynesville, Greta Gerwig, Gustavo Santaolalla, Haley Ramm, Heath Freeman, Henry Rollins, Here Director, Iggy Pop, Ivan Engler, Jeffery Tambor, Jesse Armstrong, Joe Nicolosi An, johnny depp, Johnny Hartmann, Jonathan Zaccai, Jordan Vogt-Roberts Drake, Kayvan Novak, Kevin Smith, Leo Fitzpatrick, London, Lorenzo Camporese, Malcolm McDowell, manager, Martin Ginestie An, Martin Rapold, Matthew Vaughn, Melinda McGraw, Michel Gondry, Moby, Music of Texas, Natural Disaster, natural gas field, Neil Maskell, new york city, Nicolas Cage, Nigel Lindsay, NY Thing Director & Screenwriter, Olivier Lecot, Peter Ferdinando, Peter Liechti, Pierre Semmler, Quentin Tarantino, Ralf Etter, Ricky Grover, Riz Ahmed, Rob Stefaniuk, Rob Sterfaniuk Suck, Robin Hood Gardens, Sam Bain, Simon Blackwell, solo artist and producer, south by southwest, Southwest, spike jonze, Strange, Strummerville, Switzerland, Taylor Handley, texas, the 2010 SXSW Film Festival, The Doors, The South by Southwest, The Thorn, Tom DiCillo, Toronto, Tough Crowd Director, U.S. cinema, United Kingdom, United States, Vicky Murdock, writer

BY STAFF
The South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Conference and Festival has announced Chris Morris’ pitch-black satire Four Lions as its Closing Night [...]

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“Messenger” director Oren Moverman to do Kurt Cobain film

Thu, Feb 18 2010

Also tagged: Aberdeen, brothers, Charles R. Cross, Courtney Love, Dave Foster, David Benioff, Death of Kurt Cobain, Heavier Than Heaven, Kurt Cobain, Kurt Cobain (Nirvana), MESSENGER, music, Nirvana, Oren Moverman, Seattle, The Messenger

BY STAFF
THR’s Risky Business Blog has reported that Oren Moverman, director of “The Messenger,” is set to direct a film about the [...]

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Can BCS Save the Oscars?

Tue, Feb 2 2010

Also tagged: 3-d, a serious man, academy awards, Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences, an education, Arab Banking Corporation (B.S.C.), avatar, awards, Bowl Championship, Bowl Championship Series, films, harvey weinstein, inglourious basterds, jeff bridges, Jim Cameron, kathryn bigelow, Meryl Streep, nine, oscar, Oscar nominations, producer, sandra bullock, the 82nd Academy Award, the hurt locker, the Oscar, UP

By ROBERT W. WELKOS
Now that the 82nd Academy Award nominations for best picture are in and we are relieved to find that [...]

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