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Seymour Hoffman to Wear Producer’s Hat with Overture Pact

If we had a measuring stick we'd say that Philip Seymour Hoffman's rise to fame came almost a decade back with noticeable supporting roles in Boogie Nights (97) and The Big Lebowski (98) and the memorable lead part in the Solondz's ensemble pic Happiness (1998).

Hoffman & Streep cast a shadow of a ‘Doubt’

Two already busy actors won't be taking much time off during the holidays - Variety reports that Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman are looking to...

2012 Sundance Predictions: Yaron Zilberman’s A Late Quartet

Not sure if Synecdoche, New York pair Philip Seymour Hoffman and Catherine Keener own or thought about buying a condo in Park City, they might as well since they might be back again for an umpteenth time. Already in the can for several months now, Yaron Zilberman's first foray into fiction feature filmmaking pans out into fare we end up finding in Sundance every year. Almost seven years since his docu debut Watermarks, Zilberman would come to the fest without the stress of bidder wars as RKO Pictures have already picked up the drama. Look for A Late Quartet to receive a Premieres showing.

Top 100 Most Anticipated Films of 2011: Bennett Miller’s Moneyball

They've got a pretty good director in Bennett Miller and I'm liking the casting (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Jonah Hill) they did for the film and though I think I might have preferred Soderbergh's version of the film, I'm still a fan of the Lewis novel and look forward in seeing how a sports dramedy might pan out.

Imogen Poots Last to Join Yaron Zilberman’s ‘A Late Quartet’

Imogen Poots has joined Ethan Hawke and Synecdoche, New York duo Philip Seymour Hoffman and Catherine Keener in Yaron Zilberman's feature debut, A Late Quartet. We believe Poot replaces the once attached Olivia Thirlby as the youngest member of the quartet.

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