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Zwick Set For Different Prescription with ‘Love & Other Drugs’
Is Edward Zwick going the Jason Reitman route? Perhaps for his latest project he is. After a trio of costly studio projects in The Last Samurai, Blood Diamond and Defiance, Zwick seems poised to take on the pharma industry with a possible side-dish of romance (something we might not have seen from him since After Last Night...
Weekly Eye Candy: Wrong Video from Patrick Daughters
The reason why you may not have heard of Patrick Daughters in the film biz is because he has yet to make his first feature.
Wood, Brody, Gigandet and Whitaker take Part in ‘The Experiment’
Some of that headache has been alleviated as Production Weekly reports that Elijah Wood, Adrien Brody, Cam Gigandet and Forest Whitaker are the first to join the project. The amusing question right now is: who are playing the fragile prisoners and the even more fragile prison guards?
Trailer: Jean Luc Godard’s Socialisme
I'm not sure how Karl Marx enters the equation or for that matter, what Patti Smith is doing in this film, but from what I can gather, the trailer for Jean Luc Godard's Socialisme (which was released prior to Cannes) takes place on a ocean-liner, is part history lesson, part political commentary, and makes a link to how future generations perceive the adult world.
Kung Fu Master No Longer – R.I.P: David Carradine (1936-2009)
Thanks to the golden opportunity of working with maestro Quentin Tarantino, after Travolta and Grier, he was unofficially the third person to benefit from a career re-boot. Known to a generation of new fans as "Bill" and most recently, as the elder Poon Dong, leader of the Chinese Triad in Crank: High Voltage, it was announced that Kung Fu legend David Carradine of the Carradine clan took away his life.
