All posts tagged "we need to talk about kevin"
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Film News
/ 10 years agoMiller, Crudup & Angarano Join ‘Stanford Prison Experiment’
It was only yesterday that we brought you the trailer to Billy Crudup’s latest venture, RUDDERLESS, and now it looks like...
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Features
/ 10 years agoBook Now: ‘There Will Be Blood’ Live At The Roundhouse With Jonny Greenwood
We’re delighted to announce that Miramax and Park Circus will give two world premiere screenings of Paul Thomas Anderson’s Academy Award-winning...
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Film News
/ 11 years agoSimon Pegg Will ‘Man Up’ For Lake Bell
Simon Pegg and American actress, writer and director Lake Bell are to co-star in new romantic comedy MAN UP from Big...
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Features
/ 12 years agoFive Movie Masterpieces You’ll Never Want To Experience Again!
Having been an avid collector of movies over the course of my 30-plus years, I have evolved from the humble VHS...
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Film Festivals
/ 12 years agoJury For 66th Cannes Film Festival Revealed
A host of recent Oscar and Palme d’Or winners will head up the jury for the 66th Cannes Film Festival, alongside...
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Film News
/ 12 years ago‘Jane Got A Gun’ But It Won’t Be Pointing At Jude Law!
They say bad news comes in threes. Well, for period western thriller, JANE GOT A GUN, that appears to be true...
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Film News
/ 12 years ago‘Jane Got A Gun’ But Not A Director
Director Lynne Ramsey was due to follow-up her unforgettable, devastating drama, WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN, with period western thriller,...
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Film News
/ 12 years agoJude Law Joins ‘Jane Got A Gun’ While The Cast Makes A Big Switch
Unfortunately Michael Fassbender has had to leave production on Lynne Ramsey’s JANE GOT A GUN, her follow-up to WE NEED TO...
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Film News
/ 12 years agoJoel Edgerton To Join Natalie Portman In ‘Jane Got A Gun’
Joel Edgerton is currently in talks to join Natalie Portman and Michael Fassbender in Lynn Ramsay’s western JANE GOT A GUN. JANE...
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Film News
/ 12 years agoLynne Ramsay To Direct Sci-Fi Take On Moby Dick ‘Mobius’
Moby Dick is one of those classic stories that is constantly being retold over and over again. The phrase “…is my...
