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Safady Entertainment
November 9, 2011
Set in modern day, Dreamt tells the tale of two people who have a supernatural connection and therefore are actually dreaming in each other’s lives. Conflict ensues after the men discover each other’s existence, leading
When it comes to Martin Scorsese and his future directing projects, the acclaimed director seems to take a page from Lay’s potato chips: he can’t have just one. Variety reports that the Oscar-winning Scorsese is in early talks to direct ‘The Snowman,’ an adaptation of Norwegian novelist Jo Nesbo’s acclaimed novel. Great! But maybe ‘The Snowman’ should take a number.
Over the last couple of years, Scorsese… Continue reading Martin Scorsese in Early Talks to Direct 'The Snowman'
You might covet things like an iPad, iPhone or fancy Blu-ray player; studios covet talent — as well as making money. Warner Bros. is hoping this brings both: according to Deadline, the studio wants Ben Affleck to write and direct its adaptation of Stephen King’s ‘The Stand,’ though no deals have been worked out and its unknown whether Affleck himself has interest. If this does happen, Affleck would… Continue reading Warner Bros. Wants Ben Affleck to Direct 'The Stand'
October 21, 2011
Deadline reports that Ben Affleck is the man Warner Bros. is eyeing to adapt and direct The Stand, another adaptation of Stephen King’s famous tome, except this time, it’s headed to the big screen.
Affleck is currently helming Argo, so The Stand movie is in its infancy. The actor has certainly proven himself in the director’s chair with Gone Baby Gone and
Mark Ruffalo may have been present at the Javits Center in New York on Saturday night for the New York Comic Con panel about ‘The Avengers,’ but it’s likely his thoughts were downtown with the growing number of protestors at Occupy Wall Street. Not only has Ruffalo been vocal with his support, but he even visited protestors at Zuccotti Park last week after the park owners, Brookfield Properties… Continue reading Hulk Mark Ruffalo Supports Occupy Wall Street, Says Protests Are Close to 'True Direct Democracy'
