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It's what all the cool kids are doing . . . edition #6

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Seed ProductionsRun down:

Hugh Jackman formed this company a few years back with wife Deborra-Lee Furness and long time assistant John Palermo. The company has a deal with 20th Century Fox and has head quarters at their studios in Los Angeles and Sydney. It’s great see Jackman and his Australian partners taking on Hollywood with their own concepts and big budget productions aimed at pulling in the revenue.

Released films:

Deception (2008)

Up and coming films:

X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) – see the bottom of the `Avenge is Sweet’ post for a ridiculous amount of info on this film.

Drive (2009) – once again Jackman stars in this action drama about a Hollywood stuntman who discovers there’s a hit on him.

Wooden Spoon Productions

Run down:

The brainchild of Kirsten Dunst and her mother, the company names was inspired by her grandmother and symbolizes women and creativity. The company was only recently formed and hasn’t released any films as yet. Clearly Dunst’s rehabilitation for depression as taken priority.

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A step up from working at the drive thru . . . .

Friday, November 7, 2008

It’s a sad, sad world we live in when the only work a Pulitzer-prize winner can get is putting together the script for a Spider Man movie. Playwright David Lindsay-Abaire is in final negotiations with Colombia pictures to write the screenplay for Spider Man 4 with Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst back to reprise their roles. For those unfamiliar with Lindsay-Abaire’s work he won four Tony’s for his play `Rabbit Hole’ which debuted on Broadway in 2006, starring Cynthia Nixon. The same play also took out the 2007 Pulitzer. My initial thought was, why the hell would a Pulitzer prize winner want to write the script for a Spider Man movie? Has he not seen the previous efforts? They’re craptastic specimens of popcorn cinema at its worst and the script is insignificant to the director who instead focuses on flashy special effects, immaculate set designs and expensive costuming. Honestly, given the effort in the last Spider Man movie Helen Keller could do a better job at writing the script for Spider Man 4. To confirm his status as a complete sell out Lindsay-Abaire is currently writing the script and lyrics for the Broadway adaptation of Shrek (I smell another Pulitzer coming on). `Rabbit Hole’ is also being made in to a film for 20th Century Fox with Nicole Kidman (yawn) in the lead role.

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