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Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha is definitely a film you should see this year. Due out in the US in May, the black-and-white film is one of the best that I saw at TIFF last year – you can read our review here – and will please fans of Baumbach’s work to no end. Greta Gerwig [...]
Noah Baumbach made his much-anticipated return behind the camera last year with Frances Ha, which was easily one of the best films I saw last year. The film debuted at Telluride and went on to screen at TIFF – you can read our review here – and will soon be making its way into US [...]
Jennifer Aniston has been heating up the sales over in Berlin this past week at the European Film Market. She recently officially signed on for Convention alongside Mark Duplass and Ben Kingsley. And now the ever-brilliant actress has signed on for Peter Bogdanovich’s next feature, She’s Funny That Way. Previously titled Squirrels to the Nuts [...]
Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha was undoubtedly one of the best films I saw last year. Debuting out in Toronto last autumn, the film sees the ever-brilliant Greta Gerwig take the lead, giving a terrific performance as the eponymous Frances. IFC Films acquired the distribution rights Stateside, and will be releasing the film in the US [...]
Noah Baumbach’s latest feature, Frances Ha, was a pleasant surprise when the TIFF line-up was first announced. No one had known he was making it, nor that he was re-teaming with Greta Gerwig once more, following Greenberg, with the pair writing the script together. The writer-director’s name is one of the most well-known in the [...]
It’s not often we get to see big-name directors fly under the radar and shoot an entire film in secrecy, but when they do, you know it’s likely to be brilliant. Not only will Joss Whedon be unveiling his micro-budgeted adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, Noah Baumbach [...]
Everyone’s favourite troupe of animals return to the big screen this weekend (in America) having debuted to positive reviews at Cannes last month, and all we’ve seen so far suggests it’s going to be another big success for the franchise. A brilliant new clip centring on the ever-beloved King Julien, Maurice, and Mort has debuted [...]
The US is only a few shorts weeks away from seeing the third instalment in the Madagascar series hit the big screen, and after getting the first full-length trailer back in March, the first clip from the film has now made its way online. Co-directed by original directors from the first two films, Eric Darnell [...]
Noah Baumbach’s adaptation of Jonathan Franzen’s The Corrections for television, with the pilot script co-written by Baumbach and Franzen himself, sounded like a dream come true. Franzen’s 2001 novel, often described as a masterpiece, was to be turned into a forty-episode adaptation, spanning four series, depending on HBO’s reception of the pilot, filmed earlier this [...]
Last November, we heard that Ewan McGregor had signed on for HBO’s adaptation of Jonathan Franzen’s critically acclaimed novel, The Corrections, joining Dianne Wiest and Chris Cooper on the cast, under the direction of Noah Baumbach. Then back in January, the already terrific line-up was made even more impressive with the additions of Maggie Gyllenhaal, [...]
The adaptation of Jonathan Franzen’s critically acclaimed 2001 novel, The Corrections, has long been in the making, and has recently transitioned from its initial expected film adaptation to be turned into a series for HBO. We heard late last year that the brilliant Ewan McGregor had signed on to join Chris Cooper and Dianne Wiest [...]
One of the handful of British talents well known and loved on beyond our shores, and in my opinion one of the finest actors working at the moment, Ewan McGregor is now set to join Oscar-nominated writer-director Noah Baumbach’s adaptation of Jonathan Franzen’s acclaimed novel, The Corrections, Deadline report. The adaptation has been set up [...]
It would appear that Noah Baumbach clicked creatively with the star of his previous feature, Ben Stiller (so good as the whiney misanthrope Greenberg in the director’s film of the same name). The two are already in the process of putting together a new project. Vulture is reporting that the two are working on a [...]
Who better than Carla Gugino to partner Jim Carrey in the big screen adaptation of the classic kids book I’ve never heard of, Mr Popper’s Penguins? Not so long ago we reported that Carrey had pipped Owen Wilson and Jack Black to the post of Mr Popper who, according to Variety, …is a high-powered, New [...]
We reported in February that Ben Stiller was being lined up to front a heist movie for Universal, now it appears several changes have been made to the project, with a new director lined up. Deadline have today confirmed that Universal have green lit the project, now titled Tower Heist. Ben Stiller has inked a [...]
Jim Carrey has officially been cast in the kids film, Mr. Poppers Penguins, Deadline are reporting. Carrey beat out other contenders, including Jack Black and Owen Wilson, to nab the lead role in a film that was originally set to be a collaboration between director Noah Baumbach and Ben Stiller. Mr. Poppers Penguins centres on a modest [...]
In their mocking of Jeffrey Katzenberg’s, the CEO of Dreamworks Animation, Deadline overlooked an intriguing snippet of information regarding the studio’s Madagascar 3. In a memo from Katzenberg, who appears to have in turn missed another memo describing the death of txt tlk, he explains “Met with Mad3 team to review 60pgs of rewrite done by [...]
Before the world descends into football fever why not catch up with all the latest film chatter with your weekly edition of the Mouth Off podcast? Bit of a special one tonight as we have an exclusive interview with the director of the forthcoming film Death and Cremation, Justin Steele, whose generosity and candour was [...]
Greenberg is a clever, cautious and ultimately beautiful film which benefits from the twin talents of Ben Stiller and Greta Grewig under Noah Baumbach’s assured direction. Fans of the director will find his new film replete with understated performances and a naturalistic tone, rendered here wonderfully. Equally, detractors won’t be converted, but this is not [...]
Noah Baumbach’s triumphant return to the cinema sees Ben Stiller give an amazing performance as Roger Greenberg, a reclusive, introverted failed musician searching for a guiding light, whom he finds in the painfully shy Florence (Greta Gerwig). Greenberg is their story, and is out in UK cinemas on the 11th of June, and to celebrate [...]