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Was J.J. Abrams Leaving His Agent a Move to Mogul-dom? — Vulture
Posted: 19th June 2011 by Staff in hollywood filmTags: deadline hollywood daily, man band, marketplace, thursday afternoon
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Hasbro Brands to Deliver Major Hollywood Blockbuster Film and Television Action, Adventure and Fun Worldwide This Summer and Beyond
Posted: 18th June 2011 by Staff in hollywood filmTags: hasbro inc, june 29, launch, licensees, peter berg, supporting products
LAS VEGAS, Jun 15, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) –Hasbro, Inc. /quotes/zigman/2380080/quotes/nls/has HAS -0.25% arrived at the International Licensing Expo counting down the days until the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS invade theaters worldwide again on June 29, 2011 with the release of the new Paramount Pictures film Transformers: Dark of the Moon. Adding to the excitement will be Hasbro licensees across all major categories bringing to market highly innovative, stylish and relevant “More than Meets the Eye” products to delight TRANSFORMERS fans of all ages.
Southeast Asia
Posted: 11th June 2011 by Staff in hollywood filmTags: comedies, film buff, four months
Sara Schonhardt | Jakarta June 09, 2011
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People walk past movie banners outside a movie theater in Jakarta, Indonesia (File Photo – February 21, 2011)
Danish drama a quietly compelling debut (Reuters)
Posted: 11th June 2011 by Staff in hollywood filmTags: abstract painter, hollywood reporter, low key, oskar, psychological conflict
CANNES (Hollywood Reporter) – A 2004 Cannes Cinefondation short film award winner, Danish director Frederikke Aspock makes a confident move into features with “Out of Bounds.”
Dramatically low-key and somewhat leisurely even at a lean 72 minutes, the film nonetheless benefits from its evocative sense of place and striking ability to channel elemental and environmental forces into tricky human relationships.
Hollywood Hearts New York (And Its Film/TV Tax Credits)
Posted: 9th June 2011 by Staff in hollywood filmTags: film and tv, original flavor, tv projects
Last year New York State extended its $420 million very-popular tax credits to film and TV productions working instate and unsurprisingly it is paying off big time. This year alone more than 70 movie and TV projects have come to town, bringing an estimated $1 billion bucks into the economy. And with that moolah comes a lot of boldface names ranging from Anjelica Huston and Debra Messing (who are filming NBC’s new show Smash here) to Christina Ricci (who is filming ABC’s Pan Am) and Maria Bello (who is filming the American version of Prime Suspect for NBC). And not a moment too soon, what with the loss of the beloved original flavor Law & Order from our shores last year.