Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Peter & Luca Facinelli at the Hunger Games Premiere
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~Robstenfan
"Bel Ami" finally gets a U.S. Release date
Deadline:
New York – (March 12, 2012) – The Wagner/Cuban Company’s Magnolia Pictures announced today the June 8th U.S. theatrical release of BEL AMI, starring Robert Pattinson, Uma Thurman, Kristin Scott Thomas, Christina Ricci, and Colm Meaney. BEL AMI had its World Premiere as an Official Selection of last month’s 62nd Berlin International Film Festival.Variety:
In this sexy retelling of Guy de Maupassant’s classic tale of blackmail, manipulation, and social-climbing, set against 19th century Paris, Pattinson stars as the young and very ambitious George Duroy, who discovers that his unadulterated passion and seduction skills with influential Parisian ladies (Ricci, Thurman, and Thomas), above-all, is the fastest and most effective way to the upper echelons of the society he so desperately wants to control.
Directed by Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod, the film was written by Rachel Bennette, produced by Uberto Pasolini (The Full Monty), and Simon Fuller of XIX Entertainment (“American Idol,” “So You Think You Can Dance”) executive produced.
Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions (SPWA) will handle all other U.S. media.
“BEL AMI is a well-crafted, appealing film with a terrific ensemble cast,” said Magnolia President Eamonn Bowles. “We think it’s a great fit for our Ultra VOD program.”
The deal was negotiated for Magnolia by SVP of Acquisitions Dori Begley and Head of Business Affairs Chris Matson with SPWA’s EVP of Business Affairs Michael Helfand and VP Acquisitions and Distribution Tana Evans.
Magnolia Pictures has acquired Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod's Robert Pattinson-starrer "Bel Ami" and will give the period pic a theatrical release in the U.S. on June 8.--Robpattinsonlife
Deal was made with Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions, which will handle all other U.S. media.
A retelling of Guy de Maupassant's classic tale of blackmail, manipulation, and social-climbing, set against 19th century Paris, "Bel Ami" stars Pattinson as an ambitious young man who discovers that his unadulterated passion and seduction skills with influential Parisian ladies is the fastest and most effective way to the upper echelons of the society he so desperately wants to control.
Pic, which co-stars Uma Thurman, Kristin Scott Thomas, Christina Ricci and Colm Meaney, had its world premiere at last month's Berlin International Film Festival.
Donnellan and Ormerod direct from a script by Rachel Bennette. Uberto Pasolini ("The Full Monty") produced the film, which was exec produced by Simon Fuller ("American Idol") of XIX Entertainment.
"'Bel Ami' is a well-crafted, appealing film with a terrific ensemble cast," said Magnolia prexy Eamonn Bowles. "We think it's a great fit for our Ultra VOD program."
Deal was negotiated for Magnolia by senior VP of acquisitions Dori Begley and head of business affairs Chris Matson, along with SPWA's exec VP of business affairs Michael Helfand and VP of acquisitions and distribution Tana Evans.
~Robstenfan
'Breaking Dawn' Cast Enjoyed Wednesday karaoke Nights
Robert Pattinson is very musical
We've known Robert Pattinson is a talented pianist since we first saw him tickling the ivories as Edward Cullen in the Twilight films.But it turns out R-Pattz, 25, isn't afraid of belting out a tune either. The actors had a lot of fun filming the vampire movies together.
'Every Wednesday the entire cast would go for a karaoke night,' reveals Rob's Twilight co-star Judi Shekoni, 33, who plays Zafrina.
And the stars of the saga didn't limit their partying to a weekly sing-song.
Rob and the other cast members - including Kristen Stewart, 21, and Taylor Lautner, 20 - always celebrated each other's birthdays by hiring private rooms in sushi bars and dressing it with balloons.
'We had one amazing night out at a club where everyone was dancing and we were out until the early hours,' says Judi.
'The hotel bar was also a great place to hang out - you'd always find a few vampires or Volturi sitting around drinking!'
--nowmagazine.co.uk
~Robstenfan
MTV: Kristen's 'On The Road' Trailer: Five Keys Scenes
- The trailer for "On the Road," an adaptation of Jack Kerouac's seminal beat generation novel, finally hit the Web and brought the cool of 1960s America with it. We saw Kristen Stewart shake it and roll one up. Garrett Hedlund talks about the dumb stuff that he does and can't explain, and Sam Riley sounds disturbingly like Heath Ledger's Joker
KStew Rolls Deep
This is not the Bella Swan you know. This is Marylou, the 16-year-old, reefer-smoking chick that Dean Moriarty (Hedlund) just married. We're not sure if there could have been a more striking image to let us know that Kristen Stewart has left Forks, Washington, far behind her.
A Breezy Drive
Let's take that last part back for one second. If we needed a clearer image that Stewart is removing the mantle of Bella Swan for her future career, we have what looks like a shot of the actress removing something else in the front seat with Garrett Hedlund and Sam Riley: her top. We've seen Stewart with an edge in several of her other films, but for "On the Road," she seems to be bidding "Twilight" adieu in style.
The Freakout
As a key work of the beat generation, what would a film adaptation of "On the Road" be without a good old-fashioned drug freak-out dance? Here we see Hedlund tripping out and getting his freak on. It's rare that we see such a loose Hedlund, and the scene gives a good idea of the kind of shenanigans Dean will be up to.
Cutting A Rug
We saw a snap shot of the so-called "Dirty Dancing" scene in an early still from the film, but actually watching a clip of it in the trailer proved that things are certainly going to get hot.
Every Actor Ever
In case you were wondering, that's Amy Adams laughing on the floor with Elisabeth Moss (who plays Peggy Olson on "Mad Men"). That's also Terrence Howard slaying the sax. And oh, look! It's Viggo Mortensen firing a gun and Kirsten Dunst packing her bags. Watching "On the Road" may turn into a game of "Find the Celebrity Cameo."
--mtv.com
~Robstenfan
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