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‘Kill Your Darlings’ Helmer John Krokidas Books Pair Of Pics On Fox Lot
EXCLUSIVE: John Krokidas, who made his feature directing debut with the Beat Generation poets mystery Kill Your Darlings at Sundance, has signed a pair of deals that will put him to work on the Fox lot. Krokidas has been set to helm Standard Loneliness Package, which Keith Bunin is scripting based the title short…
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Specialty B.O. Preview: ‘All Is Lost’, ‘12 Years A Slave’, ‘Kill Your Darlings’, ‘The Square’, ‘American Promise’, ‘Peaches Does Herself’, ‘Torn’, ‘Blood Brother’
Brian Brooks is a Deadline contributor.
The upcoming weekend will host a number of anticipated films from the recent festival circuit, some of which are likely eyeing an Oscar nomination or two. Robert Redford-starrer All Is Lost hits theaters after crowd-pleasing runs in Cannes and the recent New York Film Festival…
Hamptons Sets ‘Kill Your Darlings’ To Open Fest; ‘12 Years A Slave’ Will Close It
The 21st Hamptons International Film Festival has named the Sony Pictures Classics pic Kill Your Darlings to open the fest; the Paramount Vantage-distributed Alexander Payne-directed Nebraska for its centerpiece, and the Steve McQueen-directed 12 Years A Slave to close the deal. Latter is a Fox Searchlight/New Regency…
Hot Trailer: ‘Kill Your Darlings’
Daniel Radcliffe stars in the John Krokidas-directed Kill Your Darlings, the previously untold story of murder that brought together a young Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, and William Burroughs at Columbia University in 1944, providing the spark that led to the birth of the Beat generation. Ben Foster, Elizabeth Olsen…
Deadline Global Showbiz Watch With Nancy Tartaglione, Episode 5
Listen to (and share) episode 5 of Deadline's audio podcast Global Showbiz Watch With Nancy Tartaglione. Deadline’s international editor talks with host David Bloom about the Venice Film Festival, now at its mid-way point, with Stephen Frears' Philomena the early favorite for the fest's top prize, the Golden Lion…
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