Friday, September 30, 2011

'How to Be a Gentleman' Off to Slow Start, 'Private Practice' Down in Return

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  September 30, 2011
 

TV Ratings: 'How to Be a Gentleman' Off to Slow Start, 'Private Practice' Down in Return

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'X-Files' Creator Chris Carter Plots Return to TV With Police Thriller

 
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Imax Caught in RealD Downdraft After Controversial Sony Decision

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 September 30, 2011

Imax Caught in RealD Downdraft After Controversial Sony Decision

Malin Akerman Joins Tyler Labine in 'Cottage Country' (Exclusive)

BFI London Film Festival Partners With On-Demand Service Festival Scope for First Time

A-Listers Including Kate Winslet, Nicole Kidman, Anne Hathaway Lining Up to Record Audiobooks

BFI London Film Festival Partners With On-Demand Service Festival Scope for First Time

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Cinram Retains Adviser To Study Strategic Options

Freak Films Moves Into International Sales, Buys First Two Features

Inaugural Perugia Film Festival Sets Dates

Olympics 2012 Campaign Unveiled By Music Producer Mark Ronson

The Eat Sheet: Where to Dine in San Sebastian, Spain Right Now

Shania Twain Stalker Trial Interrupted by Dramatic Courtroom Outburst

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Russell Brand Tapped as Rosie O'Donnell's First Guest on 'The Rosie Show'

RomaFictionFest Deemed a Success by Director

Paperny Entertainment Launches NYC Office


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'Lion King,' 'Moneyball,' 'Dolphin Tale' Eye Close Box-Office Race; CBS Films Chief Exits; New 'Mortal Kombat' Film in the Works; 'X-Files' Creator Plots TV Return; Fall TV Premiere Week Winners and Losers

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Box Office Preview: 'Lion King,' 'Moneyball,' 'Dolphin Tale' in Close Race
New entries "50/50," "What's Your Number," "Dream House" and "Courageous" may get dwarfed.

CBS Films Chief Amy Baer Exits Post
At the end of October, the exec will transition into a producing role at the company.

'Mortal Kombat' Video Game Headed Back to the Big Screen
New Line has hired Kevin Tancharoen to direct a new adaptation of the classic fighting game.

'X-Files' Creator Chris Carter Plots Return to TV With Police Thriller
Media Rights Capital is producing the female-lead "Unique," which has a supernatural element.

Fall TV Premiere Week: The Winners and Losers
The season's new comedies like Fox’s “New Girl” come out ahead, while drama and reality franchises have their work cut out for them.

HBO Marketing Exec Courteney Monroe to Step Down
Monroe spearheaded campaigns for "Game of Thrones" and "The Sopranos" and oversaw the launch of the HBO GO App.

MOVIES

Who Got Paid What for the 'American Pie' Reunion
Jason Biggs and Seann William Scott commanded robust salaries while Mena Suvari, Tara Reid and others received millions less from Universal.

EXCLUSIVE: Malin Akerman Joins Tyler Labine in 'Cottage Country'
The Canadian dark comedy is directed by Peter Wellington and will shoot in Toronto and Muskoka, Ontario through October 27.

New Movie Reviews: '50/50,' 'What's Your Number?' 'Take Shelter,' 'Sarah Palin - You Betcha!' Hitting Theaters
What do THR’s critics have to say about the new films opening Friday?

Ben Affleck's 'Argo' Set to Open Sept. 14, 2012
Affleck is directing and stars in the Warner Bros. film opposite Alan Arkin, Byran Cranston and John Goodman..

VIDEO: Michael Shannon on 'Take Shelter': A Movie of His Own About Fears of His Own
After scoring a best supporting actor Oscar nod three years ago, the great character actor now has a shot at breaking into the best actor category.

TV

'Fringe' Producers, 'Shield' Scribe Sell Western to Fox
John Hlavin, Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci will team for the drama project revolving around the life and battles of Wyatt Earp.

EXCLUSIVE Q&A: Fox's Kevin Reilly on 'X Factor' Ratings, 'Terra Nova' and the Future of 'Glee'
The veteran broadcast and cable executive also talks to THR about the future of "The Simpsons," his goals for this development season and the challenge that comes with being No. 1.

TV REVIEW: 'American Horror Story'
Dylan McDermott and Connie Britton star as a couple who move into a haunted house in FX's horror series.

ABC Buys Jailhouse Lawyer Drama 'Turner Loose'
"Law & Order's" Barry Schindel will write and executive produce the hour-long project from ABC Studios.

NBC Extends 'Parenthood' Order
The network has picked up two more episodes for the current season.


THE BUSINESS

Imax Caught in RealD Downdraft After Controversial Sony Decision
After the studio announced it would stop paying for 3D glasses, both companies have seen their shares slide.

Q&A: Why Podcasts Are Comedy's Second Coming: Adam Carolla, Marc Maron and Greg Proops Weigh In
While still in its infancy, the medium has brought new life to comics from stand-up and radio. But will profits follow?

Netflix Used Once a Month by One-Third of All Americans Ages 13-54
New study reveals how much the service is used at home as the company's stock takes a bruising.

EXCLUSIVE: 'English Patient' Producer Saul Zaentz Sues Disney, Miramax for $20M
The suit alleges a years-long scheme among Miramax, then run by Harvey Weinstein, and its former owner Disney to hide revenue, improperly allocate and deduct expenses and fees and engage in self-dealing with respect to the film.

Judge Refuses to Sack Potential Billion-Dollar 'Madden NFL' Game Lawsuit
The game's creator beats back an initial attempt by Electronic Arts to dismiss the lawsuit at the preliminary stage.

STYLE

'The Dark Knight Rises': Anne Hathaway's Catwoman Wears Louis Vuitton
The actress was spotted on the set of Christopher Nolan's film with a travel bag by the luxury label.

The Eat Sheet: Where to Dine in San Sebastian, Spain Right Now
Vibrant creativity, sophisticated diners -- and the just-concluded film festival's culinary sidebar -- combine to make San Sebastian a foodie destination.

Elisabetta Canalis: From Free $20,000 Couture Dresses to Buying $39 Garments Off the Rack
The booted "Dancing With the Stars" contestant enjoyed lots of privileges while dating ex-boyfriend George Clooney.


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Thursday, September 29, 2011

'The English Patient' Producer Saul Zaentz Sues Disney, Miramax for $20 Million

'The English Patient' Producer Saul Zaentz Sues Disney, Miramax for $20 Million

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One of this week's new releases has an outside chance of attracting Oscar attention, one gets by by featuring pretty people trying to make us laugh, and the other new release wasn't screened for critics. Can you match the correct film title to each of the preceding descriptions? Of course you can - it's an easy test.

The Oscar dark horse is 50/50, a dramedy about a young man's battle with cancer starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Seth Rogen, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Anna Kendrick. The pretty people can be found in What's Your Number?, an R-rated romantic comedy with Chris Evans helping Anna Faris track down all the men she's slept with. And the film that didn't screen for critics, had a troubled production, went through reshoots, and had almost no pre-release press is Dream House with Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, and Naomi Watts. With that big-name cast, and with director Jim Sheridan in charge, you'd expect some decent thrills from Dream House, but the fact no one gets to see it before it opens means this one's most likely a nightmare experience for moviegoers.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt Talks '50/50'
Behind the scenes of 50/50 with Joseph Gordon-Levitt who talks about his character ('Adam'), his character's reaction to his health crisis, Adam's relationship with Bryce Dallas Howard's character, and Adam's personality traits.
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Chris Evans Discusses 'What's Your Number?'
Chris Evans on the story, who he plays, the fact the comedy is a little raunchy, and what his 'number' (the number of women he's slept with).
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Gerard Butler 'Machine Gun Preacher' Interview
Go behind the scenes of Machine Gun Preacher with Gerard Butler who takes on the role of a former druggie who becomes the savior of children in South Africa.

'Breaking Dawn Part 1' Soundtrack Revealed
Want to know what song will be playing at Bella and Edward's wedding? It will be "Flightless Bird, American Mouth" by Iron & Wine which also, as Twilight fans are sure to remember, was playing at Bella's prom in Twilight.
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