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Posted by Peter Knegt / indieWIRE on May 23, 2007 New Line treated journalists and industry folk to ten minutes of promotional footage from Chris Weitz’s "The Golden Compass," the $150 million adaptation of Phillip Pullman’s first part of the…
Read MoreInside Scene from the Cannes Film Festival on the U23D movie world premiere and U2’s live performance on the red carpet.
Read MoreHere’s a pic from the Rob Zombie helmed Halloween remake. As you can see, the mask is a little dirtier and more creased, almost stitched looking. He’s also carrying what looks like an interoffice mail envelope or some kind…
Read MoreThings of interest found on the Web today: Samurai zombies: Taking Japanese horror to the next level….
Read MoreWith Memorial Day approaching, I’ve been thinking a little about the idea of holidays. For some people they’re fun, for others a challenge. What to do with all that extra time? I, for one, tend to celebrate all major…
Read MoreMonsterfest fave Bruce Campbell is having his best week ever. First, he steals the show as the French maitre’d in Spider-Man 3. Then, his new directorial effort, My Name Is Bruce, where he plays himself going up against real monsters…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: Gary Marks, an executive producer with AMC’s Shootout, is tracking his experiences doing the show from Cannes. I am in bed. Wrecked. In the last 24 hours we have interviewed Roman Polanski, Kurt Russell, Martin Scorcese, Michael Moore,…
Read MorePosted by Brian Brooks / indieWIRE on May 22, 2007 Oscar-nominated actress Sally Kellerman ("MASH") and producer Jonathan Krane take a respite on the balcony overlooking the Mediterranean in Cannes Monday afternoon. Krane recently partnered with "Gods and…
Read MorePosted by Eugene Hernandez / indieWIRE on May 22, 2007 Over the 60 years of Cannes, the festival has had many iconic moments. From Brigitte Bardot posing on the beach in a bikini and Madonna slowly making her…
Read MorePosted by Eugene Hernandez / indieWIRE on May 22, 2007 Martin Scorsese, joined by a group of leading international filmmakers on Tuesday in Cannes, officially announced the creation of The World Cinema Foundation. The not-for-profit organization is dedicated to the…
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