All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 1069
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Summit to release Breaking Dawn in two parts
Summit Entertainment has ended speculation over the format of the final instalment in its Twilight series and confirmed that Breaking Dawn will be released as two separate parts.
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NewsWBPI banks on Sex appeal as World Cup kicks off
Sex And The City 2 complemented its number one international status by crossing $100m on Wednesday and enters the opening weekend of the World Cup as the favourite to retain its crown.
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NewsPeter Schlessel exits Sony to become GK Films president
Longtime Sony Pictures executive Peter Schlessel is joining Santa Monica-based GK Films as president.
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Sundance Film Festival brought in $63m for Utah, report claims
The 2010 Sundance Film Festival generated an overall economic impact of $62.7m for the state of Utah according to a new report.
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Katic, Yustman join The Double for Hyde Park, Imagenation Abu Dhabi
Stana Katic and Odette Yustman have joined Richard Gere, Topher Grace, and Stephen Moyer in writer Michael Brandt’s directorial debut project The Double.
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AFI to present Kaminski with Franklin J Schaffner Alumni Medal
Two-time Oscar winning cinematographer Janusz Kaminski will receive the AFI’s 2010 Franklin J Schaffner Alumni Medal.
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NewsParamount, MTV to give Les Grossman his own feature
Paramount Pictures and MTV Films are teaming up on a feature based on Tom Cruise’s foul-mouthed producer alter ego.
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NewsGilroy returns to write Universal's fourth Bourne episode
Universal has announced plans for the fourth Jason Bourne instalment and hired the franchise’s key writer Tony Gilroy.
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Darryl Iwai joins Toronto-based D Films as chairman of board
Darryl Iwai has been appointed chairman of the board of directors Toronto-based boutique marketing and distribution company D Films Corporation.
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The City Of Gardens wraps in Peru, moves to Los Angeles
Production is underway in Los Angeles on The City Of Gardens, the 1980s story of an American surfer wrongfully imprisoned for cocaine trafficking.
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IFC drawn to SXSW psycho-thriller Wake
IFC Films has acquired North American rights to Chad Feehan’s psychological thriller Wake following its world premiere at SXSW earlier this year.
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Katzenberg, Kennedy receive AFI honorary degrees
The American Film Institute (AFI) has conferred honourary degrees upon Jeffrey Katzenberg and Kathleen Kennedy for their “contribution of distinction to the art of the moving image.”
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Bigelow, Nolan, Wright among LAFF special guests
Oscar winning director Kathryn Bigelow will be guest director of the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival.
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AFI FEST to run November 4-11 in Los Angeles
New section will award films found solely through submissions process.
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International Film Circuit acquires Cambodian genocide doc
International Film Circuit has acquired US rights to the Cambodian genocide documentary Enemies Of ThePeople.
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Film-makers behind banned Cambodia doc vow to fight on
The producer of a documentary banned by the Cambodian government is meeting with foreign sales agents and festival chiefs in a bid to give the film the widest possible exposure.
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4th Row Films line up National Lampoon doc
Douglas Tirola and Susan Bedusa of 4th Row Films are lining up a documentary about National Lampoon, the storied comedy publishing and production empire that started life as the Harvard Lampoon.
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Former Screen writer Denis Seguin triumphs in short film contest
Former Screen International contributing editor and Canadian correspondent Denis Seguin has won first prize in the Canadian Film Centre’s (CFC) The REEL Challenge.
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Summit has eyes for Now You See Me
Summit Entertainment has acquired Boaz Yakin and Edward Ricourt’s spec script for the cat-and-mouse heist thriller Now You See Me.
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Rosemary's Baby cinematographer William Fraker dies aged 86
The renowned British cinematographer William A Fraker, who earned six Academy Award nominations during an illustrious career, has died in Los Angeles. He was 86.