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Marking his anticipated return behind the camera for the first time since 2006’s Children of Men, Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity will finally be hitting theatres this October, putting it in a prime position for the awards season at the end of the year. The project is one Cuarón has been working on for years. And with [...]
Returning to the helm for the first time since the Oscar-nominated Children of Men, Alfonso Cuarón will once more be a strong contender come awards season this year for his next feature, Gravity. The first trailer is set to debut later today, following a brief first glimpse which surfaced this week. And ahead of that [...]
Alfonso Cuarón makes his long-anticipated return behind the camera this year with Gravity, the long-gestating project that will finally be hitting theatres in October. Much of the specifics about the film have been kept under wraps. But we do know that Sandra Bullock and George Clooney are in the leading roles, with Bullock’s character, in [...]
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 [...]
Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland has been shrouded in mystery over at Disney, with the sci-fi project only recently revealing its title. Previously referred to as 1952, the film sees George Clooney take the leading role. And now it looks like we might well have our villain in the ever-brilliant Hugh Laurie. THR report that Laurie is [...]
The ceremony is over here in London, bringing together some of the finest and most talented people in the film industry under the same roof for one night. The BAFTAs are this country’s highest honour in film, and they have handed out their awards for the 66th time to those whom they deem the most [...]
Cate Blanchett, Bill Murray, Daniel Craig, Jean Dujardin, John Goodman, Hugh Bonneville and Bob Balaban have signed on to star in Monuments Men. The drama, which is loosely based on Robert M. Edsel’s non-fiction book The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves, and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History, will be directed by George Clooney from a script he [...]
Oscar winning movie (Best Adapted Screenplay), The Descendants hit DVD and Blu-ray in the UK yesterday and to celebrate, we’ve got this exclusive featurette from the movie with the rather intriguing title ‘Everybody Loves George’. It basically has all the members of the cast telling us why George Clooney is such a top bloke! It [...]
In celebration of the weekend’s Academy Awards, brilliant US stand-up comedian Jimmy Kimmel put together an excellent nine-minute ‘trailer’ for Movie: The Movie, an epic film-that-won’t-be-filmed in which we see essentially every actor and actress known to man in a set of terrific skits. With a genre self-described as ‘a romantically comic political action thriller [...]
Awards season is now finished for 2012 with the Oscars being the last major awards ceremony to take place. Jon and I were up live blogging and updating the winners list as they happened last night and what was a pretty dull awards ceremony it has to be said. Billy Crystal did a fine job [...]
Written by Joe Pearce. One of the most important skills a director can possess is the ability to bring out the best in his actors. Casting someone out of leftfield is seriously risky yet when it is done right, the plaudits and audience interest for such a decision is even higher. We take a look [...]
Here’s Beau Willimon talking about The Ides of March from the red carpet at last nights BAFTA Awards. (see all our BAFTA coverage including the full winners list and other interviews here). How does it feel to be a BAFTA nominee? ‘It feels thrilling. It feels like a miracle the movie made it from the [...]
So there we have it. The 2012 BAFTA Awards have now drawn to a close. The Artist had an amazing night taking seven awards including that of the award for Best Film. Michel Hazanavicius’s black and white silent film also took awards for Best Actor, Original Music, Cinematography, Costume Design, Original Screenplay, Best Director and [...]
Feeling sorry for Will Ferrell and why Oscar prefers crying to a good belly laugh I feel a little sorry for Will Ferrell. No, it’s not the succession of box-office hits, the staggering star salary or the house in the Hollywood hills that’s probably quite spacious with a pretty decent-sized garage. Because let’s face it, [...]
UPDATE – We blog the awards here LIVE! BAFTA have just announced the list of people who will be attending the 2012 BAFTA Awards this Sunday and it’s rather an impressive list. I’ve placed the full press release below but in a nutshell, those attending include: Receiving Awards in alphabetical order: Adam Deacon, Bérénice Bejo, [...]
David Yates and Emma Watson, who worked together on the last four Harry Potter instalments, are set to reunite for Your Voice in My Head. Written by Emma Forrest, Your Voice in My Head centres on a young woman (Watson) who attempts suicide before being saved by a New York-based psychiatrist who’s dying of cancer. It is [...]
It’s been a more successful week than I thought. But only just. There’s been highs (The Descendants), lows (Like Crazy) and The Grey did so okay for itself that I’ll hardly mention it throughout. Yes it’s been an entirely average week at the box-office, so set your sights low and read on, because d’you know [...]
We’ve been given this absolutely fantastic extended featurette which is simply George Clooney and Director Alexander Payne talking about The Descendants but it’s so much more than that as they touch on their own experiences on movies and some of their favourite actors and experiences in their own careers. The featurettes 12 minute featurette focuses [...]
Author Kaui Hart Hemming has seen her highly-praised debut novel The Descendants turned into an equally celebrated (and now potential multiple Oscar-winning) Hollywood picture. The story of a workaholic father in Hawaii who is forced to take the emotional reins following a tragic incident in his family, the material was powerful enough to coax Sideways [...]
Director Alexander Payne returns to the big screen (after an almost eight-year absence) with a somewhat unexpectedly gentle comedy-drama which is free from the biting satire and humorous cynicism which characterised his earlier work, and offers his most heart-felt feature to date. George Clooney is Matt King, a work-obsessed lawyer from a prominent and successful [...]