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Open in theaters now, MEN IN BLACK 3 is the third in the series of action/comedies focused on special government agents charged with ridding the world of intergalactic creatures living amongst us. Once again directed by BARRY SONNENFELD, the cast reunites WILL SMITH and TOMMY LEE JONES as special agents ‘J’ and ‘K’ respectively as well as introducing JOSH BROLIN as a young (completely spot-on) version of ‘K’.
Fraught with production problems early on, the film managed to work through it all to everyone’s satisfaction. During our recent interview, SONNENFELD talked about the challenges he faced in getting this CGI-heavy, time-travel adventure to the screen. (CLICK ON THE MEDIA BAR FOR AUDIO)
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Soon to be seen in the feature length film CROOKED ARROWS as a prep school lacrosse coach working to get his guys through a national tournament, actor BRANDON ROUTH has been keeping his dance card pretty full. Next up, he co-stars with SOPHIA BUSH, DAVID KRUMHOLTZ, MICHAEL URIE and MOLLY SHANNON in the new CBS-TV sitcom PARTNERS.
Probably best known for his titular role in the 2006 BRYAN SINGER reboot SUPERMAN RETURNS, ROUTH has been working hard to shed that image. We spoke with him a couple of days ago and he confessed hope that these two new projects will do the trick. (CLICK ON THE MEDIA BAR FOR AUDIO)
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With last year’s passing of filmmaker Sidney Lumet (Serpico, Prince of the City), I wondered if police dramas would ever be the same. It was an all too sentimental notion since that genre, along with the Western and film noir, are always subject to innovative and gripping interpretation.
French filmmaker Maiwenn’s morally ambiguous and absorbing narrative Polisse, which details the lives of members of the Paris CPU (Child Protection Unit). The film begins with the camera focusing on a wide eyed girl answering questions about her father, who’s accused of molestation. The questioner, a CPU member, has her back to the camera as viewers listen to the girl’s harrowing story.
The opening moments are just many sequences which stand out in Polisse, as we encounter the police’s frustrations with bureaucracy and, most of all, the exacting tragedies suffered by the families (an inescapable pain also takes its inevitable pound of flesh from the dedicated officers).
During our interview with Maiwenn, the director talked about working with the child actors in Polisse:
Polisse, now playing in select theaters, is also available (starting today) via Video on Demand from Sundance Selects. The feature was honored with the Jury Prize at last year’s Cannes Film Festival.
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In the new teen horror film CHERNOBYL DIARIES, six young American tourists hire an extreme tour guide to take them to a deserted town said to be abandoned in the wake of the notorious Chernobyl nuclear meltdown disaster. While there, they discover the town isn’t quite as deserted as they thought. Directed by first-timer BRADLEY PARKER, the cast includes JESSE McCARTNEY, JONATHAN SADOWSKI, OLIVIA DUDLEY, DEVIN KELLEY, NATHAN PHILLIPS and INGRID BOLSA BERDAL.
Produced and co-written by OREN PELI (PARANORMAL ACTIVITY), the film is a campy fright-fest that offers the usual jump-cut scares and a fun cast. In a studio generated interview to promote the movie, PELI talked about getting the right emotions out of his actors. (CLICK ON THE MEDIA BAR FOR AUDIO)
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Airing its last episode tonight, AWAKE is a complex psychological thriller about a police detective trying to cope with what appears to be a double life. Following a tragic car accident, he finds himself awake in two separate realities: one where his teen son died in the crash and his wife survived; and another where his wife died leaving he and his son to pick up the pieces. Despite working with psychiatrists in both worlds, he’s unable to distinguish which life is real and which is a dream. The cast includes JASON ISAACS, LAURA ALLEN, WILMER VALDERRAMA, CHERRY JONES, B.D. WONG and DYLAN MINNETTE.
That the series is biting the dust after just one season is probably more due to its complicated plot line than any lack of effort on the part of the stars. During our interview with ISAACS at the Television Critics Association press event, he talked about how exhausting the work on this show was.
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In select theaters this week, MOONRISE KINGDOM is a wry coming-of-age story set in a 1960’s New England town where a young boy and girl attempt to run away together and spark a community-wide mobilization to track them down. Co-written (with ROMAN COPPOLA) and directed by WES ANDERSON, the all-star ensemble cast includes EDWARD NORTON, BRUCE WILLIS, BILL MURRAY, TILDA SWINTON, HARVEY KEITEL, FRANCES McDORMAND, JASON SCHWARTZMAN and BOB BALABAN as well as newcomers JARED GILMAN and KARA HAYWARD.
Known for his collaborations with actors he’s hired in the past, ANDERSON has built a loyal and devoted acting troupe that many actors would love to be admitted to. During the Cannes press conference, ED NORTON talked about why he wanted to be a part of the group. (CLICK ON THE MEDIA BAR FOR AUDIO)
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Still in select theaters and available via VOD, the immensely entertaining GOD BLESS AMERICA is the latest dark treat from the always subversive former comic- turned- filmmaker BOBCAT GOLDTHWAIT. It’s part social satire and part loud, angry rant against the decline of social behavior. Written and directed by GOLDTHWAIT, the film stars JOEL MURRAY and TARA LYNNE BARR as a mismatched team of vigilantes traveling across the country on a mission to kill the people they feel are ruining American culture. Potshots are taken at several very familiar and recognizable targets that some may consider swings at low-hanging fruit but there’s a reason for GOLDTHWAIT’S choices. During our recent interview, he explained how he chose who and what to focus on. (CLICK ON THE MEDIA BAR FOR AUDIO)
GOD BLESS AMERICA is in select theaters and available via VOD
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In a decision that probably surprised no one except Filipino voters and Jessica Sanchez’s family (and ardent fans), Phillip Phillips took home the American Idol crown during the show’s 11th season finale. Phillips is the seventh guy to win Idol, with Jordin Sparks the last female singer to receive the honor in season six (in case you’re counting, after Sparks, the champs were David Cook, Kris Allen, Lee DeWyze, and Scotty McCreery).
Sanchez, who’s all of 16, has the polished, powerhouse voice many artists would love to have. Phillips, however, is a completely deserving winner, as his easy like Sunday morning charm and innate sensitivity (watching him cry during his victory song was easily this season’s most evocative moment) was definitely endearing. Plus, he pretty much sounds like Dave Matthews, which isn’t a bad thing either.
I’ve been a devoted Idol watcher since its second season (post Brian Dunkleman), and during the early years the finales actually had me truly guessing which hopeful would win it all (especially during the Taylor Hicks vs. Katharine McPhee and Ruben Studdard vs. Clay Aiken seasons). The last five winners have all been cute (and talented) guys, which begs the question: did Crystal Bowersox, Lauren Alaina, and Jessica Sanchez know they actually stand a ghost of a chance during finals night?
American Idol’s train will continue to roll on, and even with the existence of The X Factor and The Voice, my interest in Idol still hasn’t waned. I just wish the show still possessed that element of surprise, but as long as telegenic guys with guitars exist, a majority of Idol voters won’t change their tune, which actually is fine by me. How it sits with the female contestants, however, is probably another story.
Phillip Phillips talks about what he’s learned from his American Idol experience:
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Opening in theaters this week, MEN IN BLACK 3 is a time travel adventure that reunites WILL SMITH, TOMMY LEE JONES and director BARRY SONNENFELD as well as introducing JOSH BROLIN as a younger version of JONES’ character. Given the film’s turbulent beginning, it’s a miracle it’s actually made it to the big screen. Rumors of unrest on the set, starting production without a finished script and assorted schedule conflicts all contributed to the feeling that this third installment in the popular MEN IN BLACK franchise was doomed from the get-go. During our recent interview, director SONNENFELD laughed off the suggestion that the project was ever in trouble and told a great story about the making of his 1995 feature GET SHORTY. (CLICK ON THE MEDIA BAR FOR AUDIO)
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Airing tonight on ABC, the first season finale of DON’T TRUST THE B____ IN APT. 23 promises to be one of its finest episodes with the discovery that Chloe has inspired a Japanese graphic novel and JAMES VAN DER BEEK continues his efforts on Dancing With The Stars. One of the most audacious, off-the-wall sitcoms to come along in a while, the cast features KRYSTEN RITTER, DREAMA WALKER, LIZA LAPIRA, MICHAEL BLAIKLOCK, ERIC ANDRE and a surprisingly funny JAMES VAN DER BEEK as a delightfully egoist and self-absorbed version of himself. At the Television Critics Association press conference to promote the show, VAN DER BEEK explained this highly exaggerated portrayal. (CLICK ON THE MEDIA BAR FOR AUDIO)
The season finale of DON’T TRUST THE ‘B’ IN APT. 23 airs tonight on ABC-TV
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