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Posts posted by Roberto
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"Overall, Bruhl and Watson, two very capable performers, never get the chance to imbue the picture with the sensitivity it needs, with Gallenberg overcompensating behind the camera, and failing them on the page."
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Not sure why they barely used any dialogue. Kind of messes with the pacing.
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Found what looks like the original resolution image on Alexei Hay's website. It's like twice as big as the previous version.
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She's been wearing a lot of Stella McCartney lately.
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"This Friday marks the once-planned release date of “Regression,†a thriller starring Ethan Hawke and Emma Watson directed by Alejandro Amenabar (“The Othersâ€). That film has disappeared from TWC’s schedule."
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http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/08/john-boyega-emma-watson-the-circle-star-wars
John Boyega joins the cast as a love interest. Interesting follow-up to Star Wars.
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So excited to see this adaptation! Did you have Emma Watson, Dan Stevens, or Luke Evans sing certain songs from the movie when they auditioned. If so, what?
Actually, I had them all sing “Hakuna Matata,†just to confuse them.
How are you changing the story to reflect the third dimension that the animated original did not have?
We’re actually here in Belle’s poor provincial town right now, corralling an angry mob, which has always been a dream of any Frankenstein fan . . . I wouldn’t say we’re changing the story so much as sort of making connections that in a lot of cases were right under the surface. Honestly, there are so many people who love the original film and love the Broadway show, and they’ve had two decades now to pick them apart and point out big questions and plot holes, and in a lot of places we looked at those and said, “Hey, that’s a good question,†or “That’s an excellent point, why don’t these townspeople know anything about this huge castle that’s like a mile away from their village?,†and used those as jumping off points for our own discussions. So hopefully, this will be a film where a die-hard fan can jump up and say “exactly!â€
Would you please give us one clue about the ballroom dance sequence? Thank you!
It was one of the first scenes we shot, and it was really magical. You will believe a beast can waltz.
http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2015/07/bill-condon-beauty-and-the-beast-mr-holmes
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Confirmed. Production starts in September in California.
http://www.thewrap.com/emma-watson-to-star-opposite-tom-hanks-in-the-circle-exclusive/
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"The Weinstein Company’s REGRESSION is no longer scheduled for August 28, 2015 and is currently without a release date."
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Ewan McGregor will be Lumiere.
Stanley Tucci will play a new character named Cadenza, a grand piano that is described as a "neurotic maestro".
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Both Emma and Miles have left.
Emma has been out since early December, Miles just left recently.
Gosling and Stone are the expected replacements.
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"There's a lot of trust," Heyman explains of how their new partnership is working. "She's very communicative and she has thoughts about the script - I think we're on a third draft. She's strong-minded and has opinions but she's not arrogant, and she's eager to learn what she doesn't know. I'm very fond of her and I wouldn't have gone into it if I didn't think we could do something great."
http://watsonuncensored.blogspot.com/2015/04/david-heyman-talks-about-emma-watson.html
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Woah...Ian McKellen will be Cogsworth.
http://variety.com/2015/film/news/beauty-beast-ian-mckellen-cogsworth-1201464763/
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THR has Audra McDonald in final talks to join as Garderobe, the wardrobe.
McDonald is a fantastic stage actor with six Tony Awards to her name. A true Broadway legend.
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“We are waiting for a new US release date,†said Amenabar. “We have a long relationship with the Weinsteins and they know how to sell films. They usually have very good ideas.â€
http://www.screendaily.com/festivals/san-sebastian/san-sebastian-kicks-off-with-amenabars-regression/5094360.article