Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Disney already focusing on future Cars spin-offs?

Is Disney already planning to produce a whole franchise of spin-offs according to itsCars movies?John Lasseter's summary of Planes in the D23 Expo - the very first film occur exactly the same world as Cars - certainly indicates this is the plan."[We are creating] a completely new film occur the field of Cars but it is concerning the different automobiles. The first we are doing in the Disney Toon Galleries is known as Planes."You will find he stated "the very firstInch there."The field of Cars is actually large," he added. "After I predict my window when I am driving I visit a whole other group of figures."The plot of Planes centres around Dusty (2 . 5 Men's Jon Cryer), just one-prop agriculture plane who lives within the small capital of scotland - Propwash Junction. Can he contend with the lean, mean, trophy-winning machines he idolises?"We always record the dialogue first because we obtain inspiration in the stars. The smoothness of Dusty could be nothing without Emmy Top rated Jon Cryer," Lasseter told D23."To take part in the Cars world is really absurd," Cryer stated because he became a member of Lasseter on stage. "If everyone ever get the opportunity to perform a voice character inside a Disney movie, get it done since it is awesome."

Friday, August 19, 2011

Acad names nine for Sci-Tech consideration

The Scientific and Technical Honours Committee from the Academy of movement Picture Arts and Sciences has selected nine scientific and technical accomplishments to maneuver forward for more honours consideration. The committee chose Micro-Voxel Volume Rendering, Mova Contour Dense Mesh Motion Capture, ARRI Zeiss Master Primes Lens Family, Phantom High-Speed Cameras for Film Production, Pictorvision Eclipse, RealD Cinema System for Theatrical Projection of Stereoscopic Content, The "Lowry Process," Fujifilm Black and Whitened Recording Film and Enterna-Rds for Archive and Lyre Microphone Suspension. Their email list of early challengers is created public just in case people or companies were not aware from the competition and therefore are given the chance to submit their very own additional records. The deadline to submit is August. 30. The Sci-Tech committee will come across at the begining of December to election on recommendations that'll be given to the Academy's Board of Governors, who'll result in the final honours choices. The 2011 Scientific and Technical Honours ceremony is going to be held on February. 11, 2012. Contact Justin Kroll at justin.kroll@variety.com

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

New We Have To Discuss Kevin Posters

Along with a glimpse in the new trailerHow would you deal when a loved one - particularly your son or daughter - does something so appalling it intends to tear your loved ones as well as your existence apart? This is the tough question resulting from We have to Discuss Kevin. You can observe two new United kingdom posters for that film solely below, along with the freshly printed trailer. Kevin, which co-author/director Lynne Ramsay modified from Lionel Shriver's novel alongside Rory Stewart Kinnear, stars Tilda Swinton, John C. Reilly and Ezra Burns because the mother, father and titular boy within the story. Swinton's Avoi shoves her ambitions aside to provide birth to her boy, however the relationship together isn't super easy. Then, when he's 15, Kevin continues a shooting spree and Eva's world is rocked yet further. Have a look in the posters below. Discuss Kevin Posters. Trapped by guilt and grief, Avoi tries to determine whether she ever really loved him or, more tellingly, whether his upbringing ended up being to blame. This film will get more pertinent each day. We have to Discuss Kevin has gone out on October 21.

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Getting Straight

Harry Bailey has returned from Vietnam and returns to college to earn his masters degree so he can teach English. He is considered a hero among the radical student body, but still sees the absurdity on both sides of the fence. He contends with the reactionary administration and the impetuous, often futile objectives of the restless students. He acts as a mediator between the two feuding bodies. On top of everything else, his girlfriend Jan wants to marry him and live a life in the suburbs. He is cornered and finally lets loose at his own masters degree dissertation meeting, just as the latest protest heats up.

Monday, August 8, 2011

The Glee Cast Had No Idea That Jane Lynch Wasn't In Their Movie

McKinley High School may still be on summer break but that does not mean that the cast of Glee is on vacation. This Friday, the plucky members of New Directions premiere their first feature film Glee: The 3D Concert Movie, made up of footage from a June concert performance in East Rutherford, NJ, along with fan testimonials about the power of the Fox song and dance series. Everything you expect from a Glee movie, in fact, except for Jane Lynch. To celebrate the premiere, the film’s stars — Lea Michele, Dianna Agron, Cory Monteith, Chris Colfer, Amber Riley, Darren Criss, Mark Salling, Heather Morris, Naya Rivera, Harry Shum, Jr., Jenna Ushkowitz and Ashley Fink convened in the W Los Angeles in Westwood on Saturday to answer press questions about staying in character, being tackled by their own security team and the lack of Sue Sylvester. The cast had no idea that Jane Lynch is M.I.A. in their 3D Concert Movie. When asked why Jane Lynch appeared in the film’s trailer and not the actual movie, the entire panel responded with a surprised, “What?!” When pressed for other concert moments that the cast was disappointed to see had not made the final movie cut, Darren Criss offered, “We haven’t seen it. But I’m sure there are.” Darren Criss and Ashley Fink were both mistaken for fans…and savagely tackled…by Glee’s own security team. “I didn’t miss a single Amber Riley performance the entire tour. I even tried to hug her once [after she finished but] I had put on a hoodie and the security guys were like ninjas,” Darren Criss said. “It was my fault. I went to go hug her backstage, just did a beeline for her, and I just got tackled.” “I got tackled onstage,” added Ashley Fink. “But that’s a long story.” For the sake of the tour, Chris Colfer had no choice but to stay in character as Kurt the entire time. “I had to be in character the whole time. Otherwise, there was no way that I could have sung ‘Single Ladies’ every single night,” Colfer cracked. Even Cory Monteith and Dianna Agron think that their Fox series has maybe gone a little too far in its attempt to push boundaries. When asked about the show’s adult content, Monteith confided, “The show explores a lot of mature content and it pushes a lot of boundaries. It’s definitely — it’s crossed the line a few times but I think what’s really important about the show is that it brings the topics of conversation up for discussion.” Dianna Agron jumped in to suggest that maybe the content was too adult to be recognized by its younger audience. “I had no idea that Rizzo [in Grease] was pregnant and hopefully some of our younger audience members… I hope a lot of it is going over their heads. I know a lot of it would have been going over my head.” Heather Morris and Kevin McHale would both like the opportunity to make out with Dianna Agron. “Someone asked me who would be Brittany’s next hook-up,” Morris volunteered at one point in between questions. “And I said I wanted Dianna for sure.” “That’s what I’ve been saying for Artie!” added McHale. Like her character on the show, Heather Morris is the most free-spirited member of the Glee bunch. While most of the cast remained relatively tight-lipped about the series and their time on tour, Morris — who plays McKinley High’s adorably blonde ditz — revealed that she made a “cut-off denim jacket” in preparation for the tour as a good luck charm. When asked whether the cast members would consider dating someone who could not sing or dance in real life, Morris’s knee jerk response made a Fox publicist cringe. “My boyfriend can’t dance and I love it. I’m like, ‘You’re going to dance with me. I’m going to make you. I’m going to get you drunk.’” The 3D cameras forced Kevin McHale to break his character once, shattering the illusion of handicapped Artie to many young children in the audience.” “The [3D cameras] got in my way once,” McHale revealed on Saturday. “The whole thing was [that] I couldn’t get out of my [wheel]chair until I was hidden behind the band. That had been so strongly stressed when we started the tour… to not break [my character] and the 3D camera was in my way, in the back, so I got a little angry because I had to leave the chair out in the middle [of the stage] and everyone could just see me get up and leave.” Harry Shum, Jr. saved the 3D Concert Movie from an R-rating… or at least an up-skirt shot of Dianna Agron. Agron revealed that for one concert that was being taped in 3D, “There was a camera on the back of Kevin’s chair. Harry’s a very coordinated dancer and I remember on the first number I am right behind [Kevin] so that would be an area that I might not want on camera swaying back and forth. Harry, just kind of [bumped me out of the way] and I thought, ‘That’s weird, Harry’s so coordinated. Did he trip?’ and then I realized that he was going in and out of the camera and I thought, ‘Aw, what a gentleman.’” In spite of Ryan Murphy’s shocking revelation that most of his cast members won’t be returning to the series next year — and his later walk-back from that comment — the atmosphere is still calm on set. (Or at least the cast has been instructed to say as much. “[The announcement] clearly hasn’t affected anything,” McHale said in between joking around with his fellow cast members. “It hasn’t and nothing has been established or confirmed,” Naya Rivera added. “So we’re just focused on this season and getting back to work. It’s like going back to school. We’re really excited about this season.”

Monday, August 1, 2011

TCA: Lorne Michaels Pro-Variety Shows; Oprah Is Pro-Maya Rudolph

Diane Haithman is contributing to Deadline's coverage of TCA. At this afternoons TCA panel on the new NBC comedy Up All Night -- a new-baby sitcom starring Will Arnett and Christina Applegate as exhausted parents, created by Emily Spivey (Parks and Recreation, Saturday Night Live) and Lorne Michaels (SNL, 30 Rock) -- Michaels addressed a comment made earlier in the day by entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt that NBC was in talks with Michaels about doing a prime time variety show.While Michaels didnt confirm it, he said in response to being told by a journalist about Greenblatts remark: Im very, very happy to hear that. We are always trying to find ways -- when you work in New York, especially at Studio 8H, (it) is sort of the last remnant of that. Bob (Greenblatt)is a fan of it and I am too, so well see where it leads." Michaels observed that such sketch comedy players as SNL veteran Maya Rudolph (who stars as a talk-show host on Up All Night) and popular SNL guest Justin Timberlake would be huge variety stars if such shows still existed, but theyre just not doing it anymore. And speaking of Rudolph and talk show hosts, Rudolph addressed the issue of her classic parody of Oprah Winfrey on SNL: No hard feelings, apparently. She was great, she actually had me come to the show you certainly dont want the person who you are playing to hate you, Rudolph said. She said I was the only woman to actually play her. Added Spivey: She thanked us for not putting [Rudolph] in a fat suit."