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Tom Cruise’s ‘Knight and Day’ moves to get a jump on Robert Pattinson’s ‘Eclipse’
The July 4th Holiday weekend was looking to be quite the box office battle, but in an expected battle between „The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,“ „The Last Airbender“ and „Knight and Day“ the Tom Cruise movie has effectively blinked.
In a somewhat surprising move, the Cruise and Cameron Diaz thriller „Knight and Day“ has moved from July 2 to June 25. This will now pit the comedy action flick against Adam Sandler, Kevin James and Chris Rock ensemble comedy „Grown Ups.“ Both films now have a five day lead on „Eclipse,“ the third installment in the „Twilight“ franchise which opens on June 30.
Paramount Pictures Panel - San Diego Comic-Con 2007
Things got off to a very good start today with Paramount Pictures as the first panel to kick off Comic-Con in San Diego Convention Center's monstrous Hall H. They brought with them a slew of goodies, including some casting announcements and footage.
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Paramount had so much to offer in their 2 hour slot that everyone was a bit rushed.
Golden Globe Nominees Announced
Only one nod for The Office (Steve Carell, of course) and NONE for Lost. Source HOLLYWOOD FOREIGN PRESS ASSOCIATION 2008 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2007 1. BEST MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA 1.Tom Cruise has uncredited cameo in “Tropic Thunder,” mocks Paramount head
There was a photo that was online late last year of Tom Cruise bald and wearing a fat suit. The NY Times reports today that it’s from an uncredited cameo in the upcoming Ben Stiller comedy “Tropic Thunder” also starring Robert Downey Jr., Jack Black, Matthew McConaughey and Nick Nolte. They wanted to keep Cruise’s appearance a secret, but the news got out at an industry screening of the film, put out by Paramount Pictures.
What’s the Skinny on the Heftier Stars?
By MICHAEL CIEPLY http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/18/movies/18bulk.html?_r=1 LOS ANGELES — A scene from the new journalistic thriller “State of Play” says it all. Jeff Daniels, as the politician George Fergus, squares off with Russell Crowe, as the pen-wielding journalist Cal McAffrey. Two men.Angelina Earns a SAG Nomination!
Congrats AGAIN to Ms. Angelina Jolie for yet another award nomination. This one really matters, considering her peers will decide.
Spielberg is not leaving DreamWorks: spokesman
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Iconic Hollywood director Steven Spielberg is not leaving DreamWorks, his spokesman said on Tuesday, denying a report on the online edition of celebrity magazine Radar. "Radar's radar kind of bounced off an incorrect source," the spokesman said. Spielberg's relationship with DreamWorks' parent, Paramount, a unit of Viacom Inc, has been the subject of intense speculation in recent months.100 Greatest Animated Movies!
1. Fantasia - (1940) (Disney) 2. Toy Story - (1995) (Disney/Pixar) 3.Owen Wilson’s story trumps his new movie debut
Drillbit Taylor,” the new Paramount Pictures comedy starring Owen Wilson as a bodyguard hired by several high school students looking for bully protection, is being released this weekend to not so good reviews. That doesn’t neccessarily mean it will do badly at the box office but the publicity machine that accompanies films like this has been hampered by Owen Wilson’s circumstances. While Drillbit Taylor has been accompanied by most of the marketing efforts typically associated with a national theatrical release Owen Wilson has not been out in front conducting the kind of interviews that stars of his caliber usually do when they have a big movie to promote."Get Smart" spies victory at box office
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The new spy spoof "Get Smart" took an early lead at the weekend box office in North America, while Mike Myers bombed with his latest comedy "The Love Guru," according to first-day sales data issued on Saturday. "Get Smart," a remake of the '60s television series of the same name, earned an estimated $13.35 million on Friday, said distributor Warner Bros. Pictures.
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