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Tops at the Box Office 1. Avatar 2. Edge of Darkness 3, When in Rome 4. Tooth Fairy 5. Book of Eli |
News & Views Universal is in negotiations with Sam Worthington to star in its upcoming ''Dracula: Year Zero''. News of the big-ticket, blood-sucker project was confirmed to Entertainment Weekly today that it is in talks with the Avatar star.The project will reportedly be helmed by ''I, Robot'' director Alex Proyas for a summer 2011 release and will be a period picture tracing Dracula’s roots in Transylvania. "Ghostbusters 3" Update
DeNiro signs for "Selma" Robert De Niro moving to CAA, Nikki Finke drops three little bombs about future projects for the actor. The biggest one is that he will feature in Selma, the upcoming film from Precious director Lee Daniels about Lyndon Johnson, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the voting rights and desegregation campaigns and civil rights marches that centered in Selma, Alabama in the mid-’60s. De Niro would play Alabama governor George Wallace, who was in his first term as governor at the time, and famously pro-segregation. "Spiderman 4" Director The accomplished music-video director Marc Webb is taking on Spider-Man just three years after the web-slinger’s last adventure. Many people dying to see another Spidey this quickly are probably craving Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire’s Spidey, and anything less — or different — than that could be soundly rejected. |
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I’m dating Paramount Pictures. This is how I feel working in the mailroom.
I’m dating every department at the movie studio. The legal, production,
creative, story, administration, home video, digital, finance, box office,
marketing and distribution, special and visual effects, design and art,
construction, editing, transportation, consumer products, graphic and craft
services, IT, human resources, and digital. The dates have lasted
anywhere from a few weeks to three months. At some point I decide
whether it is time to move on or not and think about what my other options
are.
I met the Digital department and the production house, Di Bonaventura Films when I first started. The marketing department in charge of designing and distributing the movie posters gained a second look. The people who make deals with products once the movie is released like the strawberry flavored M&M’s that were sold during the summer for Transformers 2 caught my interest too. I was delivering to the marketing mother ship for some time content on getting to know the people, assuming that it was going to be my main stop for some time. I was wrong. A couple of weeks ago I got the news that I was switching routes, from the Green to the Pink. I was bummed; I’m not going to lie. First impressions, there was nothing that I liked about the Pink route until I stepped foot on the fourth floor of the Roddenberry building. Roofed under the Roddenberry building is HR, video games, digital, CBS, IT, and last but not least, the true love of my life, the music department. It is my last stop on the Pink route and the true highlight of my day. Delivering mail to them is a bitch, but a bitch that
I love. I have at least two full cartons of records, CDs, tickets,
and other goodies for them on a daily basis. Every day I wish I were
on the receiving end of the stick, opening all the CDs up, importing them
in my iTunes to listen to and deciding whether or not the band or artist
is worthy enough to be in a movie soundtrack.
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