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Elle Fanning (Super 8) has landed the lead role in Olive’s Ocean, a forthcoming adaptation of Kevin Henkes’ young adult novel, Deadline has reported. Fanning, who made her feature film debut with I Am Sam and has been slowly rising up the ranks ever since with plum roles in Babel, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, [...]
The Toronto Film Festival will see the premiere of Francis Ford Coppola’s latest and there’s a few new pics to feast your eyes on today. Once called, rather romantically, Twixt Now and Sunrise the film now goes by the name of Twixt, which does in fairness open it up to a fairly obvious confectionary tie-in, [...]
The Toronto Film Festival website has been updated with a load of new images from some of the films playing there this year and Francis Ford Coppola’s Twixt is among them. It’s an intriguing first look at a film whose panel at this year’s Comic-Con showed a director whose inspiration and vision were finding their [...]
It was recently announced that the legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola would be making an appearance at this year’s Comic-Con (he last visited there to promote his 1991 Dracula adaptation) and he would be bringing his return to the fantasy/horror genre, Twixt, with him. Now Entertainment Weekly has scored the first look at the film, [...]
Sofia Coppola’s latest film is an emotional roadtrip, dragging us through a curious Hollywood limbo searching for a connection to something to make sense of the strange world we are in. We’ve been here before with Coppola, and we’ve passed many signposts to Somewhere on the way. Stephen Dorff plays a successful actor who, much [...]
To celebrate the release of Sofia Coppola’s Somewhere on DVD and Blu-ray 4th April, Universal Pictures International Entertainment have given us five copies of the movie on Blu-ray to give away! Synopsis: From Academy Award-winning writer/director Sofia Coppola (Lost in Translation, The Virgin Suicides, Marie Antoinette), Universal Pictures International Entertainment is pleased to announce the [...]
Black Swan, the forthcoming psychological ballet thriller from acclaimed director Darren Aronofsky, picked up an unprecedented twelve nominations at the annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards. The King’s Speech and True Grit follow closely with eleven nominations each, while The Social Network and Inception each accumulated nine. The Critics’ Choice Movie Awards will take place on [...]
Sofia Coppola’s fourth feature finds her back on home soil in a tale of paternal love and redemption set around the social hub of the Hollywood elite. Stephen Dorff (back from bit-part wilderness to fully-fledged leading man status) stars as a single, pampered Hollywood superstar named Johnny Marco and when we meet the hard-partying actor, [...]
Here’s a behind-the-scenes featurette for Sofia Coppola’s Somewhere – her first film since 2006’s ill-received Marie Antoinette. The film (which earned the director the Golden Lion at Venice this year) star’s Stephen Dorff as an A-List actor living at Hollywood’s legendary Chateau Marmont Hotel, who begins to reassess his hedonistic lifestyle when his 11-year-old daughter [...]
Currently winning plaudits for his role in Sofia Coppola’s new feature Somewhere (Lost in Translation II: The Road Home), Stephen Dorff has revealed in an interview with The Independent that he’s working on an idea for a script in which he plans to team up again with his Blood and Wine co-star, Jack Nicholson. Dorff [...]
IMP have unveiled a brand new poster for Sofia Coppola’s latest directorial effort Somewhere. Somewhere stars Stephen Dorff (Public Enemies), Elle Fanning (The Nines) and Michelle Monaghan (Due Date). A hard-living Hollywood actor re-examines his life after his 11-year-old daughter surprises him with a visit. The film played well at the festivals and won the [...]
The jury at the Venice Film festival, headed up by Quentin Tarantino and including Guillermo Arriaga, Ingeborga Dapkunaite and Danny Elfman, have awarded the Golden Lion prize for Best Film to Sofia Coppola’s Somewhere. The film stars Stephen Dorff and Elle Fanning and tells of the emotional turbulence encountered in a popular, yet reclusive, actor’s [...]
More information is coming through regarding Sofia Coppola’s forth feature (due to debut at the Venice Film Festival very shortly), Somewhere. We posted a look at some new images earlier and now (courtesy of The Playlist) here’s a list of the songs and artists on the soundtrack: Love Like a Sunset Part I – Phoenix [...]
MTV have gifted the world with 28 new images for movies that are coming up over the next few months. In a series of posts over the next few hours, I’m going to be putting up the image(s) and giving you a low-down on the cast, the synopsis and the release date (if there is [...]
The Wrap are reporting that Stephen Dorff (Public Enemies) is in advanced talks to join Maria Bello (Downloading Nancy) in the indie-thriller Carjacked. Bello’s publicist has already confirmed her involvement. Carjacked was penned by Michael and Sherry Compton, with Peter Medak, whose recent work has been mainly in US TV, but has UK films The [...]
ReelzChannel have posted the first official clip from Somewhere, Sofia Coppola’s follow-up to the Academy Award-winning Lost In Translation. Somewhere was written and directed by Coppola and stars Stephen Dorff, Elle Fanning, Michelle Monaghan, Benicio Del Toro, Chris Pontius, Laura Ramsey, Ellie Kemper and Robert Schwartzman. Coppola’s film will be screened in-competition at two world [...]
Yesterday the official line-up for Toronto Film Festival was unveiled and, today Venice Film Festival have revealed the twenty-two films that will be vying for the Golden Lion award at this year’s 67th ceremony. The festival, which will run from September 1 – 11, will open with Darren Aronofsky’s psychological thriller, Black Swan, and close [...]
Often accused of not living up to her own hype, Sofia Coppola’s previous films are dripping in ennui and seem to rub people up the wrong way. Whether it’s the air of neoptism, or that her indie sensibilities often cloud the story she is telling, it seems she will always have to defend her work [...]