All Screen articles in 27 May 2010 – Page 18
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NewsGowariker launches online search to find Buddha
Ashutosh Gowariker, the Indian filmmaker who is set to direct the upcoming biopic Buddha, has launched a global online audition to find a fresh face to play the role of the young Buddha.
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Lionsgate to appeal BCSC decision
Lionsgate has filed an application with the British Columbia Court Of Appeal to appeal the British Columbia Securities Commission’s (BCSC) decision on Tuesday to cease trade the Lionsgate shareholder rights plan.
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ICM instals Schachter, Schweitzer as co-heads of film department
Scott Schachter and Adam Schweitzer have been promoted to jointly head ICM’s motion picture talent department in the wake of Toni Howard’s previously announced decision to step down.
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Bill Condon joins Twilight family for Summit
Summit Entertainment has confirmed speculation that Bill Condon will direct The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn.
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IMAX, Warner Bros strike deal for up to 20 films through 2013
IMAX Corporation and Warner Bros Pictures have completed an agreement to release up to 20 Warner Bros films in IMAX format through 2013.
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NewsAffinity International gets into Cannes spirit with The Great Ghost Rescue
Affinity International has boarded sales rights heading into Cannes to The Great Ghost Rescue, set to begin eight weeks of principal photography in the UK and Hungary next week.
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NewsHyde Park, Imagenation line up Gere, Grace in The Double
Topher Grace has joined Richard Gere in Hyde Park Entertainment Group and Imagenation Abu Dhabi’s thriller The Double.
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Anchor Bay, Lleju team up on Gangster's Paradise: Jerusalema
Anchor Bay will release Lleju Productions’ South Africa-set Crime saga Gangster’s Paradise: Jerusalema in June.
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NewsTiger Gate channels launch in Hong Kong, Singapore
Hong Kong-based Tiger Gate Entertainment has secured distribution for its action channel KIX and thriller/horror channel Thrill in both Hong Kong and Singapore.
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NewsUniversal unveils major release date shuffle
The Matt Damon-Emily Blunt sci-fi romance The Adjustment Bureau has been shunted out of the summer to make way for the Zac Efron grief drama Charlie St Cloud, as Universal announced key changes and new release dates late last night [27].
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NewsCanadian regulators hand Icahn victory in latest bout with Lionsgate
Lionsgate remained defiant last night following a ruling by the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) that its shareholders can vote on whether to accept Carl Icahn’s offer of $7 per share.
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Cyrus to open BAMcinemaFEST
The Fox Searchlight comedy Cyrus starring Jonah Hill and Marisa Tomei will open the BAMcinemaFEST that runs from June 9-20.
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NewsBasner bulks up FilmNation's Cannes slate with I Love You Too
Glen Basner’s FilmNation has boarded sales rights ahead of Cannes to the Australian romantic comedy I Love You Too.
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Handling, Bailey unveil "best in the business" TIFF programming team
Toronto International Film Festival director and CEO Piers Handling and co-director Cameron Bailey have unveiled the team of programmers for this year’s 35th annual event.
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FilmBuff eyes early June kick-off for football doc Pelada
FilmBuff, the digital distribution label operated by Cinetic Rights Management, will release the documentary Pelada in June to coincide with the Fifa World Cup in South Africa.
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Production underway on Dark Sky ghost story The Innkeepers
Production is underway on Dark Sky Films’ ghost story The Innkeepers from House Of The Devil director Ti West.
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2S Films rounds out cast on Something Borrowed
Steve Howey, Ashley Williams and Jill Eikenberry have joined the cast of Alcon Entertainment-based 2S Films’ Something Borrowed.