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Sundance 2012: Monsieur Lazhar receives Standing Ovation at Sundance – then nominated for Academy Award as Best Foreign Language Film

Out of all the films I’ve screened so far here at Sundance, Monsieur Lazhar, written and directed by Philippe Falardeau is the only one that’s received a full standing ovation. To its merit, it was announced that it’s secured an Academy Award nomination for best foreign-language film.

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Channing Tatum: “You gotta do the ‘Dear Johns’. You gotta do ‘The Vow’. I’m conscious about why I did those parts, those movies”

Channing Tatum has continued to maintain a constant presence in the movie industry in the last few years with his appearances in G.I. Joe, The Eagle last weekend’s Haywire and the upcoming 21 Jump Street.

Channing Tatum: “You gotta do the ‘Dear Johns’. You gotta do ‘The Vow’. I’m conscious about why I did those parts, those movies” Read More »

Dermot Mulroney on Joe Carnahan, Director of ‘The Grey’: “He was determined to make a movie in which the actors truly suffered”

Dermot Mulroney has never seemed to have a truly breakthrough role, but chances are you have seen him before: he’s been in such varied films as Zodiac, Young Guns, J. Edgar, My Best Friend’s Wedding, and the upcoming The Grey — though he actually hopes you don’t recognize him!

Dermot Mulroney on Joe Carnahan, Director of ‘The Grey’: “He was determined to make a movie in which the actors truly suffered” Read More »

How Did Thomas Horn Get Cast in ‘Extremely Loud’? “I was on an episode of kids’ Jeopardy and someone [on the film] saw me”

Appearing on Jeopardy! and coming home with over $30,000 would be the highlight of most kids’ formative years, but 14-year-old Thomas Horn is one-upping himself with a starring role in the big-screen adaptation of 9/11 aftermath novel Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, which arrived in select theaters on Christmas and will receive a wide release January 20.

How Did Thomas Horn Get Cast in ‘Extremely Loud’? “I was on an episode of kids’ Jeopardy and someone [on the film] saw me” Read More »

Anthony Mackie: “I always like taking those characters that could be made one-dimensional or boring, and bringing them fully into the life of the person”

In his latest film, Man on a Ledge, Mackie plays police officer Mike Ackerman, who shares a past with star Sam Worthington’s character Nick Cassidy, the titular man on the ledge.

Anthony Mackie: “I always like taking those characters that could be made one-dimensional or boring, and bringing them fully into the life of the person” Read More »

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