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Specialty Box Office: Holdovers ‘Silver Linings Playbook’, ‘Rust And Bone’ Solid; Newcomers So-so
Brian Brooks is Managing Editor of MovieLine.
Oscar contenders Silver Linings Playbook and Rust And Bone held solid in the specialty realm as they expanded. The overall box office had dreadful debuts from TWC’s Killing Me Softly and LD Entertainment’s The Collection. But Weinstein’s David O. Russell-directed Silver Li…
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OSCARS Q&A: Marion Cotillard
David Mermelstein is an AwardsLine contributor.
Although Marion Cotillard is the perfect blend of European elegance and natural allure, she's never been afraid to portray characters lacking those qualities. Her Oscar-winning role as chanteuse Edith Piaf in La Vie en Rose (2007) is a perfect example. But she's also…
Specialty Box Office Preview: ‘Hitchcock’, ‘The Central Park Five’, ‘Rust And Bone’
Brian Brooks is Managing Editor of MovieLine.
Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren’s potential Oscar candidate Hitchcock hits theaters this weekend in limited release. The AFI Fest opener will launch a platform release before expanding nationally. A possible non-fiction awards contender, The Central Park Five, made news…
‘Rust And Bone’ Named Best Film At London Festival
Jacques Audiard's Cannes competition film Rust And Bone took the top prize at the 56th BFI London Film Festival this evening. This makes it two in a row for Audiard whose A Prophet was also named best film at the festival in 2009. Marion Cotillard stars as a whale trainer who suffers a horrible accident. Bullhead…
Toronto: 'Looper', 'On The Road', Marion Cotillard Kick Off Festival Packed With Oscar Hopefuls
The Toronto International Film Festival officially kicked off tonight with gala screenings of FilmDistrict’s time-tripping sci-fi action flick Looper starring Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon Levitt, plus two Cannes premieres making their official North American bows. On The Road, the 1950s beat movie about Jack…
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TELLURIDE: Sony Pictures Classics Goes Where Others Don't With Strong Oscar Slate
With 5 new movies screening just on Saturday alone with many of their stars and filmmakers in tow, co-presidents Michael Barker and Tom Bernard of Sony Pictures Classics are dominating much of the conversation and eyeballs at the 39th Telluride Film Festival. Playing today were SPC’s Cannes sensations Rust & Bone…
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