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After taking home the Best Picture Oscar for Argo last month, Ben Affleck is reuniting with Warner Bros. for his next film, Live By Night. And it looks like he’ll be working with them once more to adapt the upcoming book, Bunker Hill: A City, A Siege, A Revolution. Written by Nathaniel Philbrick, Bunker Hill [...]
With the Oscars only hours away, many of the categories look pretty much sewn up, and no doubt in LA right now, sure-thing winners are putting final touches to their speeches for the big night. One of the few categories the still very much an open field is Best Adapted Screenplay, with Argo, Life of [...]
Debuting to excellent early reviews at Telluride and TIFF – you can read our review here – Ben Affleck’s Argo has emerged as something of a contender in the coming awards season. Following the ten US TV spots we saw for the film last week, we’ve got the first UK TV spot to share from [...]
Ben Affleck’s Argo debuted at Telluride and TIFF last month to very positive early reviews – you can read our review here – and emerged as a strong contender in the coming awards season. The film will be released in the US next weekend, and Warner Bros. have put out 10 TV spots to promote [...]
Emerging from its debut at Telluride and Toronto as a strong contender in the coming awards season, particularly in the Best Picture category, Ben Affleck’s Argo saw its main US poster surface online at the start of the week ahead of its release in just a few weeks’ time. And now, following hot on its [...]
Ben Affleck’s Argo sees him returning behind the camera for his third feature, following the brilliant Gone Baby Gone and The Town. The film has debuted to critical acclaim across the board at Telluride and TIFF – you can read our own review here – and is very much a strong contender for Best Picture [...]
Hotly tipped to be heading to the Oscars, Ben Affleck’s Argo debuted as a surprise at Telluride earlier in the month, swiftly followed by its screening at TIFF last week, where it went down brilliantly – you can read our own review here. Affleck returns once more behind the camera for his third feature, and [...]
Argo is based on the true story of the 1980 rescue of six U.S. Embassy staff in Tehran who escaped capture by a militant mob by hiding in the Canadian Ambassor’s residence until a bizarre CIA plot managed to get them safely out of Iran. Ben Affleck’s third feature as director is a stylistically subdued homage to the ’70s era studio [...]
Ben Affleck’s Argo was one of the surprise films getting its world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival at the end of last week, where it received the brilliant early reviews we’ve all been expecting, cementing it as a very strong Oscar contender in the months to come. The first trailer for the film was [...]
This is the second trailer we’ve had for Ben Affleck’s next directorial outing, his take on the true story of the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, Argo. It’s not swimming in a sea of new footage but it’s a fairly well put together trailer which doesn’t deviate from the standard jumping from plot point to plot [...]
This new film from Ben Affleck is based around the true events of the 1979 Iran hostage crisis and has Affleck and his extradition team posing as a film crew shooting a sci-fi film in order to gain access to the hostages and rescue them. It’s a crazy idea and today’s first look shows that [...]
I know it’s very early days yet, but I have a feeling that Ben Affleck’s Argo could well be my film of the year. His directorial debut and follow-up in Gone Baby Gone and The Town were beyond impressive, and I can’t wait to see what he has in store for us third time around. [...]
Alan Arkin is the first name in negotiations to join Ben Affleck’s next directorial project, Argo, set in the midst of the Iran hostage crisis that ran from November 1979 to January 1981, Variety report. Arkin is a bit of an acting veteran, known for Catch-22 back in 1970 to Edward Scissorhands in 1990 and [...]