Actor Miguel Rodarte On Cleaning Up Mexico's Drug Traffic Problem
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- Created: Monday, 12 September 2011 08:16
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Interview: Buck Teeth Keeps Actors Busting Up On Set Of BUCKY LARSON
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- Created: Friday, 09 September 2011 13:43
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As the Bucky Larson character, comedian Nick Swardson wore huge buck teeth that made it difficult to speak and keep a straight face during his scenes on the Adam Sandler produced BUCKY LARSON: BORN TO BE A STAR. Stephen Dorff also had a hard time getting through his lines opposite the ridiculous Bucky costume.
Add a commentX-Men Producer Lauren Shuler Donner On Deadpool and First Class Sequel
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- Created: Thursday, 08 September 2011 08:51
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Producer Lauren Schuler Donner is one of the most successful and prolific producers in Hollywood, and this week she's promoting her most successful franchise to date - the X-Men's prequel First Class coming to DVD and Blu-ray September 9. CineMovie sat down with the producer from all-five X-Men movies and spin-offs (X-Men: Wolverine) who gave us the scoop on the sequel to First Class, Deadpool, and how she goes about finding a good project. And for those trying to break into the business, she breaks down what she looks for in a feature film script. Add a comment
Interview: Marti Noxon On Being One of the Few Female Genre Screenwriters
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- Created: Wednesday, 07 September 2011 23:41
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As one of the few successful female screenwriters in Hollywood, Marti Noxon doesn't mind being the go-to-gal for genre scripts, but the Fright Night and "Buffy the Vampire" writer remains "hopeful" that in the near future she'll be writing a lot more strong female leads in studio pictures that doesn't star Angelina Jolie.
INTERVIEW: Steven Soderbergh on Killing Off Leading Lady in CONTAGION
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- Created: Tuesday, 06 September 2011 22:02
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- Written by Fernando Esquivel
Steven Soderbergh has no problem killing off his A-list talent in the action-thriller CONTAGION. The influential filmmaker didn't have to do much convincing some of Hollywood's most in-demand actors to sign up for a small role in the multi-character story.
Add a commentOscar Nominee: Nick Nolte's Sleepless Nights Over WARRIOR Role
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- Created: Monday, 23 January 2012 16:00
- Published: Monday, 05 September 2011 21:41
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Nick Nolte gave a heart-wrenching performance in Gavin O'Connor's WARRIOR and the Academy has acknowledged his work on the family drama with an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. He told CineMovie last September the role in WARRIOR was a difficult one for him.
Add a commentShark Night 3D Director David Ellis Q&A
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- Created: Wednesday, 31 August 2011 22:43
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Director and former stuntman David Ellis knows what scares people. The Snakes on the Plane and Final Destination director has taken on snakes, death, and now sharks in his latest horror thriller SHARK KNIGHT 3D. The former stuntman played bait for the cameras in Deep Blue Sea (Samuel L. Jackson) and worked underwater in A Perfect Storm (George Clooney). In SHARK NIGHT 3D, David brings his knowledge of stunts, water, and shooting with 3D cameras which he is sharing with CineMovie in our Q&A with the director. David Ellis spoke to CineMovie by telephone from the Boston set of R.I.P.P. where he is currently working as the stunt/action director. David Ellis started his career at nineteen as a stuntman in movies such as Bound For Glory (1976) and Scarface (1983), eventually becoming a stunt coordinator and action director. He transitioned into the director's chair in 1995 with Homeward Bound 2: Lost in San Francisco and Final Destination 2 (2003). When not at the helm of a movie, David continues his work as a stunt director, "I love directing action."
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Local Artist Wins Scarface Art Contest
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- Created: Friday, 26 August 2011 08:56
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Moises Arguello of Whittier, CA hopes to turn his first place win in the Scarface Kingpins of Design Contest into a launching pad for his own business graphics company.
Add a commentINTERVIEW: Jaime Camil Predicted Mexico's Blockbuster Hit SAVING PRIVATE PEREZ
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- Created: Tuesday, 30 August 2011 22:13
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The Mexican action-comedy Salvando Al Soldado Perez broke records in Mexico becoming one of the top earning movies of all time. Mexican actor Jaime Camil knew he was starring in a blockbuster when he first read the script.
Add a commentDirector Marcus Nispel's Tips To Adapting A Movie
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- Created: Wednesday, 17 August 2011 08:43
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CONAN THE BARBARIAN is director Marcus Nispel third reboot of a previous film. The Friday the 13th (2009) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) helmer was not looking to base the new film starring Jason Momoa on the Arnold Schwartenegger's Conan, but the original work of Robert E. Howard. So how do you stay faithful to graphic novels for a movie adaptation? The German director breaks down the elements and his approach to CONAN THE BARBARIAN.
Add a commentTom Hardy on Playing THE DARK KNIGHT'S Bane: 'Just Trust Me'
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- Created: Sunday, 04 September 2011 17:00
- Published: Monday, 29 August 2011 08:36
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Tom Hardy may be playing a tough angry UFC-style fighter in the Warrior and the villainous Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, but Tom Hardy the person is a sensitive type who "cries" after negative criticisms.
Add a commentIndie Director Shuns Digital For Super 16MM For First Film
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- Created: Sunday, 14 August 2011 11:48
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ALL SHE CAN director and co-writer Amy Wendel didn't go the usual route of shooting on digital to save money for her first feature film. The former school teacher wanted the grainy look and chose Super 16mm for her indie drama.
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