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Horberg and Neil LaBute Re-Team for ‘Burnt Orange Heresy’
Indie producer William Horberg is going full circle. Commencing his career as a producer with Alec Baldwin pic called Miami Blues, which I never saw, but distinctly remember the cover box because of Alec Baldin's chest hair, Horberg is returning to American author Charles Willeford source material for his next producing gig.
Consider McGrath a ‘Lucky One’ After Capote Incident
If McGrath wants to avoid further bad luck, he'll make a title change request with the project he just embarked on - Variety reports that the director will helm The Lucky One - not to be confused with The Lucky Ones (that Iraq war flick with Rachel Adams).
Ahead of Time, Stolen and The Sunshine Boy Among Five Added Titles to TIFF
Among the five named below, Guo Xiaolu will come to Toronto with a current look on the fascinating country in transition (Once Upon a Time Proletarian: 12 Tales of a Country) and with the buzz of having just won the Golden Leopard Grand Prize at the Locarno International Film Festival for She, A Chinese.
Christopher Nolan Escapes ‘The Prisoner’
With his mind and directing skills being used on other projects, the status of Christopher Nolan helming the film adaptation of The Prisoner was unclear, until now.
Bertuccelli’s Family ‘Tree’ is Filling Out
With the exception of the young child, the family portrait is nearly complete. Screen Daily reports that Marton Csokas and Aden Young have been added to the small cast of Julie Bertuccelli's sophomore feature.
