Focus Features’ “The Holdovers” is one of the sweetest movies of the year and is set to become a new Christmas classic. Written by David Hemingson and directed by Alexander Payne, the 1970s-set story follows Paul Giamatti as a school professor tasked with staying behind on campus to look after students not going home for Christmas. What follows is a charming, touching tale about two foes who learn to become friends. Giamatti gives a knockout performance while Da’Vine Joy Randolph is a hot contender for Best Supporting Actress for her role as a cook mourning the death of her son. The movie’s strongest point, however, is its writing.
“Whiskey Cavalier” creator and “Black-Ish” and “American Dad!” scribe David Hemingson crafted the script. He has never been nominated for an Oscar before but we expect that that he’ll win one this year. We’re predicting he will take home...
“Whiskey Cavalier” creator and “Black-Ish” and “American Dad!” scribe David Hemingson crafted the script. He has never been nominated for an Oscar before but we expect that that he’ll win one this year. We’re predicting he will take home...
- 12/20/2023
- by Jacob Sarkisian
- Gold Derby
Alexander Payne‘s movies often fare well in the writing categories at the Oscars with four of his films so far nominated for either Best Original Screenplay or Best Adapted Screenplay.
His second movie, “Election,” was nominated for only Adapted Screenplay in 2000 after it turned Tom Perrotta’s 1998 novel of the same name into a film. Payne was nominated with his writing partner Jim Taylor, although they lost to John Irving for “The Cider House Rules.” “Sideways” then picked up five nominations in 2005 including an Adapted Screenplay bid for Payne and Taylor after they turned Rex Pickett’s 2004 novel of the same name into a hit movie. Payne and Taylor won this time around.
In 2012, “The Descendants” repeated the record of “Sideways,” matching five nominations and one Adapted Screenplay victory. This time, Payne won alongside Nat Faxon and Jim Rash. They adapted the 2007 novel of the same name from Kaui Hart Hemmings.
His second movie, “Election,” was nominated for only Adapted Screenplay in 2000 after it turned Tom Perrotta’s 1998 novel of the same name into a film. Payne was nominated with his writing partner Jim Taylor, although they lost to John Irving for “The Cider House Rules.” “Sideways” then picked up five nominations in 2005 including an Adapted Screenplay bid for Payne and Taylor after they turned Rex Pickett’s 2004 novel of the same name into a hit movie. Payne and Taylor won this time around.
In 2012, “The Descendants” repeated the record of “Sideways,” matching five nominations and one Adapted Screenplay victory. This time, Payne won alongside Nat Faxon and Jim Rash. They adapted the 2007 novel of the same name from Kaui Hart Hemmings.
- 11/24/2023
- by Jacob Sarkisian
- Gold Derby
The original film editor for “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” needed her mind scrubbed clean after suffering from a “nervous breakdown” during the chaotic production, according to producer Anthony Bregman.
Bregman revealed to “Hollywood Gold” podcast host and fellow film producer Daniela Taplin Lundberg that the unconventional tactics behind the 2004 drama led to an editor (whom he did not name) being let go early in production. Valdís Óskarsdóttir eventually stepped in to finish the cut.
“All that footage went to our editor, a traditional editor, someone who has won Academy Awards and is like a big-time editor. Lucky to get her, but it was not at all like she was used to,” Bregman said. “Because every shot was every set up, the editors’ assistant couldn’t organize the folders for the footage in a traditional way. So the first day’s footage after 10 days had not been cut. We also were like,...
Bregman revealed to “Hollywood Gold” podcast host and fellow film producer Daniela Taplin Lundberg that the unconventional tactics behind the 2004 drama led to an editor (whom he did not name) being let go early in production. Valdís Óskarsdóttir eventually stepped in to finish the cut.
“All that footage went to our editor, a traditional editor, someone who has won Academy Awards and is like a big-time editor. Lucky to get her, but it was not at all like she was used to,” Bregman said. “Because every shot was every set up, the editors’ assistant couldn’t organize the folders for the footage in a traditional way. So the first day’s footage after 10 days had not been cut. We also were like,...
- 3/23/2023
- by Samantha Bergeson
- Indiewire
Highest ranking script by a woman is Bridesmaids at number 12.
Writers Guild Of America (WGA) has anointed Jordan Peele’s Get Out the best screenplay of its top 101 of the 21st century so far in a list that contains no female writers in the top 10.
Charlie Kaufman’s screenplay for Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind based on a story by Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth came second, while Aaron Sorkin’s script for The Social Network based on Ben Mezrich’s book The Accidental Billionaires ranked third.
Rounding out the top five are Parasite by Bong Joon Ho...
Writers Guild Of America (WGA) has anointed Jordan Peele’s Get Out the best screenplay of its top 101 of the 21st century so far in a list that contains no female writers in the top 10.
Charlie Kaufman’s screenplay for Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind based on a story by Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth came second, while Aaron Sorkin’s script for The Social Network based on Ben Mezrich’s book The Accidental Billionaires ranked third.
Rounding out the top five are Parasite by Bong Joon Ho...
- 12/6/2021
- by Jeremy Kay
- ScreenDaily
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has published its list of the 101 greatest screenplays of the 21st century, topped by Jordan Peele’s “Get Out.” Peele won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay with the script for his horror movie, which also marked his solo feature directorial debut. Bong Joon Ho’s Oscar-winning “Parasite” screenplay cracked the WGA’s top five along with Charlie Kaufman’s “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” Aaron Sorkin’s “The Social Network,” and the Coen Brothers’ “No Country for Old Men.” All of these aforementioned films won screenwriting Oscars.
The remainder of the WGA’s top 10 consists of Barry Jenkins’ “Moonlight,” Paul Thomas Anderson’s “There Will Be Blood,” Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds,” Cameron Crowe’s “Almost Famous,” and Christopher Nolan’s “Memento.” Anderson has three scripts in the top 101, as does Tarantino. Writers with multiple ranked scripts include Aaron Sorkin, Charlie Kaufman,...
The remainder of the WGA’s top 10 consists of Barry Jenkins’ “Moonlight,” Paul Thomas Anderson’s “There Will Be Blood,” Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds,” Cameron Crowe’s “Almost Famous,” and Christopher Nolan’s “Memento.” Anderson has three scripts in the top 101, as does Tarantino. Writers with multiple ranked scripts include Aaron Sorkin, Charlie Kaufman,...
- 12/6/2021
- by Zack Sharf
- Indiewire
“Now, you’re in the sunken place.”
If you recognize that line, you know the film whose script the Writers Guild of America just voted as the best of the past 22 years. Jordan Peele’s Oscar-winning Get Out tops the WGA’s just-released list of the “101 Greatest Screenplays of the 21st Century (So Far)”. See the full list below.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Social Network, Parasite, No Country for Old Men and Moonlight round out the top six. All of them won a Screenplay Oscar, but three of the next four on the WGA’s list — There Will Be Blood (No. 7), Inglorious Basterds (No. 8) and Memento (No. 10) — did not. The No. 9 script, Almost Famous, took Academy Award for Adapted Screenplay.
Christopher Nolan wrote four of the 101 top screenplays — 2000’s Memento, 2008’s The Dark Knight (No. 26), 2010’s Inception (No. 37) and 2006’s The Prestige (No. 82). Dark Night and Prestige...
If you recognize that line, you know the film whose script the Writers Guild of America just voted as the best of the past 22 years. Jordan Peele’s Oscar-winning Get Out tops the WGA’s just-released list of the “101 Greatest Screenplays of the 21st Century (So Far)”. See the full list below.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Social Network, Parasite, No Country for Old Men and Moonlight round out the top six. All of them won a Screenplay Oscar, but three of the next four on the WGA’s list — There Will Be Blood (No. 7), Inglorious Basterds (No. 8) and Memento (No. 10) — did not. The No. 9 script, Almost Famous, took Academy Award for Adapted Screenplay.
Christopher Nolan wrote four of the 101 top screenplays — 2000’s Memento, 2008’s The Dark Knight (No. 26), 2010’s Inception (No. 37) and 2006’s The Prestige (No. 82). Dark Night and Prestige...
- 12/6/2021
- by Erik Pedersen
- Deadline Film + TV
“I started with the idea of a kind man in a cruel world,” says “Kidding” creator Dave Holstein about his inspiration for the series. We spoke with Holstein and director Michel Gondry on the recent red carpet for an Emmy Fyc event that took place at the historic Linwood Dunn Theater in Hollywood. Watch our full interview above.
Jim Carrey stars in the series as Jeff, aka Mr. Pickles, a children’s show host whose life spirals out of control after the death of his son. The series also features Catherine Keener as his puppeteer sister, Judy Greer as his ex-wife, and Frank Langella as his producer father. Carrey earned a Golden Globe nomination as Best TV Comedy/Musical Actor for the first season, and the show was also up for Best Comedy/Musical Series.
See Jim Carrey red carpet interview: ‘Kidding’
Holstein wrote the part specifically for Carrey after...
Jim Carrey stars in the series as Jeff, aka Mr. Pickles, a children’s show host whose life spirals out of control after the death of his son. The series also features Catherine Keener as his puppeteer sister, Judy Greer as his ex-wife, and Frank Langella as his producer father. Carrey earned a Golden Globe nomination as Best TV Comedy/Musical Actor for the first season, and the show was also up for Best Comedy/Musical Series.
See Jim Carrey red carpet interview: ‘Kidding’
Holstein wrote the part specifically for Carrey after...
- 5/8/2019
- by Zach Laws
- Gold Derby
Other titles include Bad Times At El Royale and Park Chan-Wook series The Little Drummer Girl;
The 13th Rome Film Fest (18-28 October) has unveiled its line-up. It will feature in its non-competitive official selection 38 films, including the world premieres of Fede Alvarez’s The Girl In The Spider’s Web with Claire Foy and Gilles De Maistre’s Mia Et Le Lion Blanc, featuring Melanie Laurent.
Scroll down for the full line-up
Opening with Drew Goddard’s Bad Times At El Royale, Antonio Monda’s fourth edition confirms itself as a “fest” and not a “festival” as the director specifies.
The 13th Rome Film Fest (18-28 October) has unveiled its line-up. It will feature in its non-competitive official selection 38 films, including the world premieres of Fede Alvarez’s The Girl In The Spider’s Web with Claire Foy and Gilles De Maistre’s Mia Et Le Lion Blanc, featuring Melanie Laurent.
Scroll down for the full line-up
Opening with Drew Goddard’s Bad Times At El Royale, Antonio Monda’s fourth edition confirms itself as a “fest” and not a “festival” as the director specifies.
- 10/5/2018
- by Gabriele Niola
- ScreenDaily
Jonathan Safran Foer and Isabelle Huppert among raft of further new speakers added.
Thierry Frémaux, general delegate of the Cannes Film Festival, is set to talk about the role and evolution of film festivals as part of the Rome Flm Fest’s Close Encounters strand in October.
The festival, which takes place from October 18-28, has also added a talk with Cate Blanchett, where she will speak about her career as well as her social and environmental initiatives.
Further sessions include novelist and author Jonathan Safran Foer on the relationship between literature and cinema; and Iranian photographer and video-artist Shirin Neshat,...
Thierry Frémaux, general delegate of the Cannes Film Festival, is set to talk about the role and evolution of film festivals as part of the Rome Flm Fest’s Close Encounters strand in October.
The festival, which takes place from October 18-28, has also added a talk with Cate Blanchett, where she will speak about her career as well as her social and environmental initiatives.
Further sessions include novelist and author Jonathan Safran Foer on the relationship between literature and cinema; and Iranian photographer and video-artist Shirin Neshat,...
- 9/17/2018
- by Ben Dalton
- ScreenDaily
Weaver, Giuseppe Tornatore and Pierre Bismuth to particpate in ‘Close Encounters’ event in October
Sigourney Weaver, director Giuseppe Tornatore and French artist, filmmaker and Oscar-winning co-writer of Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Pierre Bismuth, will participate in the ‘Close Encounters’ talks series of the Rome Film Festival to be held October 18 -28.
They join Martin Scorsese who will be at the festival for two days to receive its lifetime achievement award, as announced earlier this month. Scorsese will also take part in a Close Encounters event, said artistic director Antonio Munda who hosted a press conference to unveil the...
Sigourney Weaver, director Giuseppe Tornatore and French artist, filmmaker and Oscar-winning co-writer of Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Pierre Bismuth, will participate in the ‘Close Encounters’ talks series of the Rome Film Festival to be held October 18 -28.
They join Martin Scorsese who will be at the festival for two days to receive its lifetime achievement award, as announced earlier this month. Scorsese will also take part in a Close Encounters event, said artistic director Antonio Munda who hosted a press conference to unveil the...
- 6/25/2018
- by Gabriele Niola
- ScreenDaily
Martin Scorsese, Sigourney Weaver, Giuseppe Tornatore and French multi-hyphenate Pierre Bismuth will hold onstage conversations at the upcoming Rome Film Festival, which Monday announced the world premiere of Italian director Paolo Virzi’s new comedy, “Notti Magiche,” as its first title.
Scorsese, as previously announced, is being honored with a lifetime achievement award by the fest and will hold forth Oct. 22 with artistic director Antonio Monda on the Italian films he considers most influential, one of which is Pier Paolo Pasolini’s “Accattone,” Monda said. Scorsese is scheduled to see Pope Francis the following day, Monda said, then reappear on the Rome fest stage Oct. 24 to present the freshly restored version of a still undisclosed Italian classic. There is a possibility that Scorsese may show footage from his long-gestating gangster pic “The Irishman.”
The Oscar-winning director will receive his achievement award from Paolo Taviani, the surviving member of venerable directorial duo the Taviani brothers.
Scorsese, as previously announced, is being honored with a lifetime achievement award by the fest and will hold forth Oct. 22 with artistic director Antonio Monda on the Italian films he considers most influential, one of which is Pier Paolo Pasolini’s “Accattone,” Monda said. Scorsese is scheduled to see Pope Francis the following day, Monda said, then reappear on the Rome fest stage Oct. 24 to present the freshly restored version of a still undisclosed Italian classic. There is a possibility that Scorsese may show footage from his long-gestating gangster pic “The Irishman.”
The Oscar-winning director will receive his achievement award from Paolo Taviani, the surviving member of venerable directorial duo the Taviani brothers.
- 6/25/2018
- by Nick Vivarelli
- Variety Film + TV
Martin Scorsese will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award and take part in an interview about his career and Italian cinema at this year’s Rome Film Festival (October 18-28).
The iconic director will present the restored version of an as-yet undisclosed Italian classic film and serve as the subject of an in-conversation session with festival director Antonio Monda. His award will be presented to him by Italian director Paolo Taviani.
Also among the festival’s Close Encounters interview program will be Sigourney Weaver, Cinema Paradiso director Giuseppe Tornatore, artist and screenwriter Pierre Bismuth, acclaimed Italian DoP’s Luca Bigazzi and Arnaldo Catinari as well as feted editors Giogiò Franchini and Esmeralda Calabria.
Rome is also revealing snippets of its film lineup today, including Notti Magiche by Paolo Virzì, retrospectives of Peter Sellers and Maurice Pialat, the restoration of Italiani Brava Gente by Giuseppe De Santis and an exhibition on Marcello Mastroianni.
The iconic director will present the restored version of an as-yet undisclosed Italian classic film and serve as the subject of an in-conversation session with festival director Antonio Monda. His award will be presented to him by Italian director Paolo Taviani.
Also among the festival’s Close Encounters interview program will be Sigourney Weaver, Cinema Paradiso director Giuseppe Tornatore, artist and screenwriter Pierre Bismuth, acclaimed Italian DoP’s Luca Bigazzi and Arnaldo Catinari as well as feted editors Giogiò Franchini and Esmeralda Calabria.
Rome is also revealing snippets of its film lineup today, including Notti Magiche by Paolo Virzì, retrospectives of Peter Sellers and Maurice Pialat, the restoration of Italiani Brava Gente by Giuseppe De Santis and an exhibition on Marcello Mastroianni.
- 6/25/2018
- by Andreas Wiseman
- Deadline Film + TV
Likely Story to produce thriller.
Netflix film group chief Scott Stuber has proffered another sample of the original feature stable he is assembling, signing Charlie Kaufman to write and direct Iain Reid’s bestseller I’m Thinking Of Ending Things.
The novel was named an NPR Best Book of the Year in 2016 and examines the fragility of the psyche and the limitations of solitude.
On a road trip to meet his parents on their secluded farm, Jake’s girlfriend is thinking of ending things. When Jake makes an unexpected detour, leaving her stranded, a twisted mix of palpable tension, psychological frailty, and sheer terror ensues.
The project will reunite Kaufman with Likely Story’s Anthony Bregman (Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind). Both men will produce with Stefanie Azpiazu, while Reid will serve as co-producer.
“Charlie is a singular talent with a formidable artistic vision,” Stuber said. “He has the rare ability to tell unique stories in a universal...
Netflix film group chief Scott Stuber has proffered another sample of the original feature stable he is assembling, signing Charlie Kaufman to write and direct Iain Reid’s bestseller I’m Thinking Of Ending Things.
The novel was named an NPR Best Book of the Year in 2016 and examines the fragility of the psyche and the limitations of solitude.
On a road trip to meet his parents on their secluded farm, Jake’s girlfriend is thinking of ending things. When Jake makes an unexpected detour, leaving her stranded, a twisted mix of palpable tension, psychological frailty, and sheer terror ensues.
The project will reunite Kaufman with Likely Story’s Anthony Bregman (Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind). Both men will produce with Stefanie Azpiazu, while Reid will serve as co-producer.
“Charlie is a singular talent with a formidable artistic vision,” Stuber said. “He has the rare ability to tell unique stories in a universal...
- 1/25/2018
- by Jeremy Kay
- ScreenDaily
Exclusive: Iffr reveals lineup and jury for programme focused on emerging filmmakers.
International Film Festival Rotterdam (Iffr) (25 Jan – 5 Feb) has announced the full line-up of its Bright Future programme, including the titles that will compete for the Bright Future Award.
Scroll down for the full lineup
The competition for the Bright Future Award 2017 consists of sixteen debut films, including Chinese documentary Children Are Not Afraid of Death, Children Are Afraid of Ghosts by Rong Guang Rong and Caroline Leone’s melancholy Brazilian road movie Pela Janela. Also competing are Belgian title Inside the Distance and German feature Self-Criticism Of A Bourgeois Dog.
The jury for the award will be made up of Italian film producer Marta Donzelli (Le Quattro Volte); Marleen Slot, Netherlands producer for Viking Film (Neon Bull) and chair of Film Producers Netherlands (Fpn); and Jean-Pierre Rehm, director of the French film festival Fid Marseille.
Outside of this competition, Bright Future also presents...
International Film Festival Rotterdam (Iffr) (25 Jan – 5 Feb) has announced the full line-up of its Bright Future programme, including the titles that will compete for the Bright Future Award.
Scroll down for the full lineup
The competition for the Bright Future Award 2017 consists of sixteen debut films, including Chinese documentary Children Are Not Afraid of Death, Children Are Afraid of Ghosts by Rong Guang Rong and Caroline Leone’s melancholy Brazilian road movie Pela Janela. Also competing are Belgian title Inside the Distance and German feature Self-Criticism Of A Bourgeois Dog.
The jury for the award will be made up of Italian film producer Marta Donzelli (Le Quattro Volte); Marleen Slot, Netherlands producer for Viking Film (Neon Bull) and chair of Film Producers Netherlands (Fpn); and Jean-Pierre Rehm, director of the French film festival Fid Marseille.
Outside of this competition, Bright Future also presents...
- 1/4/2017
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
Chris Longo Oct 12, 2016
Charlie Kaufman and Michel Gondry's Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind is being remade for TV...
Sometimes when you beg to Hollywood, “please, let me keep this memory,” they go right ahead and zap it from your brain anyway. Let’s hope that doesn’t happen with Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, the 2004 cult hit, and latest victim of television’s reboot era.
The Oscar-winning best screenplay from Charlie Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth is being adapted for the small screen by Anonymous Content, according to an exclusive report from THR. Steve Golin, one of the original producers, is spearheading the project, and Zev Borow (Forever, Chuck) is in talks to write the script.
The film centers around Joel (Jim Carrey) and Clementine (Kate Winslet), former lovers who both undergo a memory cleanse of their turbulent, imperfect two-year relationship. Winslet earned an Oscar-nomination for...
Charlie Kaufman and Michel Gondry's Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind is being remade for TV...
Sometimes when you beg to Hollywood, “please, let me keep this memory,” they go right ahead and zap it from your brain anyway. Let’s hope that doesn’t happen with Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, the 2004 cult hit, and latest victim of television’s reboot era.
The Oscar-winning best screenplay from Charlie Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth is being adapted for the small screen by Anonymous Content, according to an exclusive report from THR. Steve Golin, one of the original producers, is spearheading the project, and Zev Borow (Forever, Chuck) is in talks to write the script.
The film centers around Joel (Jim Carrey) and Clementine (Kate Winslet), former lovers who both undergo a memory cleanse of their turbulent, imperfect two-year relationship. Winslet earned an Oscar-nomination for...
- 10/11/2016
- Den of Geek
With the likes of Hannibal, Fargo, and, most recently, Westworld debuting as t.v. shows to amazing receptions, it’s definitely open season for movies to make the jump to the small screen. But it’s still one hell of a surprise to see Michel Gondry’s sublime, imaginative Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind being prepped for t.v. with Anonymous Content (the production company behind the original movie) teaming up with Universal Cable Productions. As revealed by The Hollywood Reporter, it’s early days yet for the romantic drama, which revolves around an estranged couple (of course, played by Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet in the movie) who decide to erase each others memories of the other, with Zev Borow (Forever, Chuck) approached to pen the script for the series. Gondry and screen writer Charlie Kaufman (a duo who, along with Pierre Bismuth, won an Academy Award for...
- 10/9/2016
- by noreply@blogger.com (Tom White)
- www.themoviebit.com
Released in 2004, Michel Gondry, Pierre Bismuth, and Charlie Kaufman’s romantic dystopia Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind has already risen to the rank of a modern classic. (In fact, we named it our best film of the ’00s, back in 2010.) But, just as those who fail to hold on to the memories of their mistakes are doomed to repeat them, so, too, are successful movies inevitably destined to get turned into TV shows in 2016. And so, The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that Universal Cable Productions is closing in on a deal to make a TV series based on Gondry’s Oscar-winning film.
Given that Eternal Sunshine’s bleakly beautiful look at human relationships rests on a few vital factors—committedly vulnerable performances from Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet, elaborate visuals from Gondry, and a script that manages to balance the agony and sweetness of romance in ...
Given that Eternal Sunshine’s bleakly beautiful look at human relationships rests on a few vital factors—committedly vulnerable performances from Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet, elaborate visuals from Gondry, and a script that manages to balance the agony and sweetness of romance in ...
- 10/8/2016
- by William Hughes
- avclub.com
TV reboots of classic movies have become the new norm for Hollywood these day. Countless films are being turned into series, and now The Hollywood Reporter has announced that an “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” series is in the works.
The project is in its very early stages and according to the site “has not yet been taken out.” Anonymous Content’s Steve Golin, producer of the 2004 film, will remake the movie into a TV series with studio Universal Cable Productions attached.
Read More: ‘The Purge’ TV Series Being Developed by Series Mastermind James DeMonaco
Zev Borow, known for “Forever, Chuck,” is in talks to write the script. Anonymous Content will produce the project alongside “True Detective” executive producer Richard Brown.
The original romantic drama starred Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet as a couple who undergoes a procedure to erase each other from their memories. The movie received two...
The project is in its very early stages and according to the site “has not yet been taken out.” Anonymous Content’s Steve Golin, producer of the 2004 film, will remake the movie into a TV series with studio Universal Cable Productions attached.
Read More: ‘The Purge’ TV Series Being Developed by Series Mastermind James DeMonaco
Zev Borow, known for “Forever, Chuck,” is in talks to write the script. Anonymous Content will produce the project alongside “True Detective” executive producer Richard Brown.
The original romantic drama starred Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet as a couple who undergoes a procedure to erase each other from their memories. The movie received two...
- 10/7/2016
- by Liz Calvario
- Indiewire
It was around the time Pierre Bismuth won his Oscar as an original story creator on Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind that he stumbled upon an unknown work by Edward Ruscha via a BBC documentary. This tape captured the artist as he created a fake rock dubbed “Rocky II,” a fiberglass/resin creation that ultimately replaced “Rocky I” once it was proven unsuitable for longevity in the desert (having been manufactured from wheat paste). It’s a fascinating discovery—a piece by a renowned figure that nobody’s seen or even knows exists because it’s missing from his resume of work. So, posing as a journalist in 2009 to enter a Ruscha retrospective, Bismuth confronts the pop artist with the titular question of his feature debut: Where Is Rocky II?
Ruscha admits its existence, bidding Bismuth “good luck” in finding it. So of course he drops everything to do exactly that.
Ruscha admits its existence, bidding Bismuth “good luck” in finding it. So of course he drops everything to do exactly that.
- 8/10/2016
- by Jared Mobarak
- The Film Stage
Exclusive: Charlotte Mickie and her Toronto-based team have acquired international sales rights to The Ink Connection’s ‘fake fiction’ feature ahead of its European festival premiere in Switzerland.
Pierre Bismuth directed and Gregoire Gensollen produced Where Is Rocky II?, which will screen in Locarno’s Fuori Concorso section.
The film follows the efforts of Bismuth, who wrote the story to Michel Gondry’s Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, in tracking down a fabled and undocumented work of art by Ed Ruscha.
When Bismuth heard that the renowned artist had created a rock out of resin, named it Rocky II and deposited it somewhere in California’s Mojave Desert in 1976, he hired a private investigator and two Hollywood screenwriters to find it and construct their own theories about the mystery.
The film debuted at Hot Docs in Toronto earlier this year and opened Art Basel’s film programme last month with an exclusive screening.
It features...
Pierre Bismuth directed and Gregoire Gensollen produced Where Is Rocky II?, which will screen in Locarno’s Fuori Concorso section.
The film follows the efforts of Bismuth, who wrote the story to Michel Gondry’s Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, in tracking down a fabled and undocumented work of art by Ed Ruscha.
When Bismuth heard that the renowned artist had created a rock out of resin, named it Rocky II and deposited it somewhere in California’s Mojave Desert in 1976, he hired a private investigator and two Hollywood screenwriters to find it and construct their own theories about the mystery.
The film debuted at Hot Docs in Toronto earlier this year and opened Art Basel’s film programme last month with an exclusive screening.
It features...
- 7/14/2016
- by jeremykay67@gmail.com (Jeremy Kay)
- ScreenDaily
'The Aviator' movie with Leonardo DiCaprio as bizarre billionaire Howard Hughes: Bloated biopic. 'The Aviator' movie review: What's not good for the Spruce Goose… Imagine Citizen Kane directed by the Steven Spielberg of The Color Purple, Schindler's List, Amistad, and Saving Private Ryan. The final result would look something like a Barry Levinson film – for instance, the superficial and phony Bugsy. Or, an even more appropriate example, the superficial, phony, and bloated The Aviator. Except, of course, that Levinson is not the man responsible for the 2004 mega-production starring Leonardo DiCaprio as the eccentric, billionaire ladies' man Howard Hughes. Strangely enough, that man is Martin Scorsese, the director of hard-hitting films such as Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, and Gangs of New York. Scorsese, a fan of Old Hollywood, apparently wanted to have some fun with the reported $110 million budget (approx. $138 million in 2016) made available to him. The director no doubt had a ball while making The Aviator,...
- 3/20/2016
- by Andre Soares
- Alt Film Guide
Despite being snubbed at the Oscars for Best Picture, can "Straight Outta Compton," "Inside Out" or "Ex Machina" still win Best Original Screenplay? Or do rival nominees "Spotlight" and "Bridge of Spies" have an easy pass in this race because of their Best Pic nominations? The good news for this trio of films is that a total of five original screenplays have won this race without a corresponding bid for Best Picture since 1990 (see list below). However, it's important to note that this scenario hasn't happened once since the expanded Best Picture lineup came about in 2009. -Break- Subscribe to Gold Derby Breaking News Alerts & Experts’ Latest Oscar Predictions Here's the list of all the original screenwriters that have prevailed over the past 25 years without their films being nominated for Best Picture: Charlie Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth won for "Eternal Sunshine of ..."'...
- 2/9/2016
- Gold Derby
With the 2015 Oscars coming up this weekend, we go back ten years to see if the 2005 awards still hold up today...
It was during an interview with Mark Kermode that I asked him how long someone really needs to gestate on a film, and come up with a proper review. "About ten years", he said. I get his point. Each awards season, it's about, at best, what feels like the best film right then. Not the one that settles over a period of time, or shows you new things each time you watch it. But the one that you watched once, and affected you once. It's the only way, anyway, I can think of why A Beautiful Mind won a Best Picture Oscar.
This weekend, then, is the Academy Awards once more. And I thought it'd be worth rewinding ten years, to see whether the Academy's choices on February 27th...
It was during an interview with Mark Kermode that I asked him how long someone really needs to gestate on a film, and come up with a proper review. "About ten years", he said. I get his point. Each awards season, it's about, at best, what feels like the best film right then. Not the one that settles over a period of time, or shows you new things each time you watch it. But the one that you watched once, and affected you once. It's the only way, anyway, I can think of why A Beautiful Mind won a Best Picture Oscar.
This weekend, then, is the Academy Awards once more. And I thought it'd be worth rewinding ten years, to see whether the Academy's choices on February 27th...
- 2/18/2015
- by simonbrew
- Den of Geek
The term ‘hybrid’ has become increasingly debatable when discussing the divide between fiction and nonfiction, though it’s a rather apt description of the French artist Pierre Bismuth’s cinematic inquiry, Where is Rocky II? Perhaps best known for his Oscar winning collaboration with Charlie Kaufman and Michel Gondry on the script for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Bismuth became obsessed with a fake rock, called Rocky II, that Ed Ruscha placed amongst its geological counterparts in the Mojave Desert around the release of the eponymous Stallone film in 1979. The pitch of Where is Rocky II?, Bismuth explained in an email, “is that a […]...
- 2/2/2015
- by Sarah Salovaara
- Filmmaker Magazine-Director Interviews
The term ‘hybrid’ has become increasingly debatable when discussing the divide between fiction and nonfiction, though it’s a rather apt description of the French artist Pierre Bismuth’s cinematic inquiry, Where is Rocky II? Perhaps best known for his Oscar winning collaboration with Charlie Kaufman and Michel Gondry on the script for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Bismuth became obsessed with a fake rock, called Rocky II, that Ed Ruscha placed amongst its geological counterparts in the Mojave Desert around the release of the eponymous Stallone film in 1979. The pitch of Where is Rocky II?, Bismuth explained in an email, “is that a […]...
- 2/2/2015
- by Sarah Salovaara
- Filmmaker Magazine - Blog
"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," which opened 10 years ago this week (on March 19, 2004), was just your typical boy-meets-girl, boy-loses-girl, boy-has-painful-memories-of-girl-scrubbed-from-his-brain story. Of course, the movie was a lot more than that. It put director Michel Gondry on the map, offered Jim Carrey one of his most acclaimed dramatic roles, and became beloved among moviegoers who appreciated its poetic, funny, and sad take on romance.
"Eternal Sunshine" was a modest hit a decade ago; today, it's commonly regarded as one of the best films of the new millennium. Even so, though you may have seen it enough times for it to be permanently implanted in your memory, there are still things you may not know about the film, from its seemingly improvisational shooting process to how unbelievably primitive the special effects were, to how Carrey and Gondry nearly came to blows. Here, then, are 25 of the movie's secrets; come back...
"Eternal Sunshine" was a modest hit a decade ago; today, it's commonly regarded as one of the best films of the new millennium. Even so, though you may have seen it enough times for it to be permanently implanted in your memory, there are still things you may not know about the film, from its seemingly improvisational shooting process to how unbelievably primitive the special effects were, to how Carrey and Gondry nearly came to blows. Here, then, are 25 of the movie's secrets; come back...
- 3/18/2014
- by Gary Susman
- Moviefone
The end of the road. The scripts that should be studied, dissected, and taught for their quality, their timeliness, and their impact on the film industry as a whole. Some were perfect for their time and place. Some were ahead of their time. Some defined their generation. And one still rules all, forty years after it was written.
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10. Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
Written by David Newman, Robert Benton, and Robert Towne (uncredited)
You’re just like your brother. Ignorant, uneducated hillbilly, except the only special thing about you is your peculiar ideas about love-making, which is no love-making at all.
Nothing spices up a movie theater better than a little sex and violence; Arthur Penn’s 1967 film broke new ground on that front. Fictionalizing the partnership of famous gangsters Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, the film starred Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty as the title criminals, while...
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10. Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
Written by David Newman, Robert Benton, and Robert Towne (uncredited)
You’re just like your brother. Ignorant, uneducated hillbilly, except the only special thing about you is your peculiar ideas about love-making, which is no love-making at all.
Nothing spices up a movie theater better than a little sex and violence; Arthur Penn’s 1967 film broke new ground on that front. Fictionalizing the partnership of famous gangsters Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, the film starred Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty as the title criminals, while...
- 3/17/2014
- by Joshua Gaul
- SoundOnSight
A first look into what’s ahead from some of our favorite auteurs, 2013′s CineMart (held during the Int. Film Festival Rotterdam) boosts an impressive selection of projects from the likes of Argentina’s Lucrecia Martel (The Headless Woman) who’ll be lensing Zama – the adaptation of a period piece about Don Diego de Zama, a 17th-century official for the Spanish crown based in Asuncion del Paraguay, who awaits his transfer to the city of Buenos Aires. We’ve got Greece’s Yorgos Lanthimos from Dogtooth and Alps fame, who the last time we spoke to mentioned how he was looking to break into English language film territory and we think The Lobster might be that first foray. Among the other Cannes Film Festival introduced filmmakers who’ll be seeking coin in Rotterdam we have Michael Rowe (Leap Year) who brings Rest Home, Alice Rohrwacher (Corpo celeste) who tackles Le Meraviglie,...
- 12/12/2012
- by Eric Lavallee
- IONCINEMA.com
Few genres of film inspire more personal responses than the romantic comedy. Given how much of our lives is spent on love and romance (falling into it, falling out of it, chasing it, giving up on it), it's no surprise that the rom-com has remained one of the most popular formulas since the dawn of cinema, and while the genre has undisputed classics, you can end up cherishing certain films purely because of their connection to your own life. They can help pull you out of a post break-up tailspin, they can comfort you through unrequited love, and, if a film hits you at the height of your passion for someone, they can end up associated forever, even blinding you to the movie's flaws -- seeing "Elizabethtown" in the midst of first love left this writer swooning after exiting the theater (thankfully, a subsequent rewatch put me straight as to how terrible it is.
- 4/27/2012
- by Oliver Lyttelton
- The Playlist
If you need your fix of the existential stylings of “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” and “Synecdoche, New York” filmmaker Charlie Kaufman, you may still be waiting a little while for his movie-musical “Frank or Francis.” Luckily, there’s another project on the horizon that should more than grab your attention.
According to Deadline, Kaufman has just closed the deal for his first novel under Grand Central Publishing, with the plotline being kept under wraps. We imagine it’s going to be as bonkers and enlightening as any one of the films that he’s written or directed, and could possibly even be a book commenting on the writing of a book by somebody writing a book, or something like that. Kaufman is tackling the novel even as he continues to develop the script to “Frank or Francis” for himself to direct, which is a musical Hollywood satire where...
According to Deadline, Kaufman has just closed the deal for his first novel under Grand Central Publishing, with the plotline being kept under wraps. We imagine it’s going to be as bonkers and enlightening as any one of the films that he’s written or directed, and could possibly even be a book commenting on the writing of a book by somebody writing a book, or something like that. Kaufman is tackling the novel even as he continues to develop the script to “Frank or Francis” for himself to direct, which is a musical Hollywood satire where...
- 3/29/2012
- by Benjamin Wright
- The Playlist
To celebrate the release of The Green Hornet on May 2nd, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment have given us three copies of the movie to give away on Blu-ray. Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, Oscar® Winner Christoph Waltz and Cameron Diaz all star in the movie directed by Michel Gondry.
Seth Rogen (Pineapple Express) stars as a self-made superhero in this high-octane buddy action/adventure co-starring Asian pop superstar Jay Chou (Curse of the Golden Flower), Tom Wilkinson (Michael Clayton), Oscar® Winner Christoph Waltz (Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Inglourious Basterds, 2009) and Cameron Diaz (upcoming Bad Teacher). Oscar® winning director Michel Gondry (Best Writing, Original Screenplay for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 2004 – shared with Charlie Kaufman and Pierre Bismuth) brings his unique, cutting-edge visual style to this slick updating of the classic adventures of the masked vigilante “The Green Hornet” and his industrious sidekick “Kato.” Packed with irreverent humour and “explosive action” (Elizabeth Weitzman,...
Seth Rogen (Pineapple Express) stars as a self-made superhero in this high-octane buddy action/adventure co-starring Asian pop superstar Jay Chou (Curse of the Golden Flower), Tom Wilkinson (Michael Clayton), Oscar® Winner Christoph Waltz (Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Inglourious Basterds, 2009) and Cameron Diaz (upcoming Bad Teacher). Oscar® winning director Michel Gondry (Best Writing, Original Screenplay for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 2004 – shared with Charlie Kaufman and Pierre Bismuth) brings his unique, cutting-edge visual style to this slick updating of the classic adventures of the masked vigilante “The Green Hornet” and his industrious sidekick “Kato.” Packed with irreverent humour and “explosive action” (Elizabeth Weitzman,...
- 4/24/2011
- by Competitons
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
This year got off to an explosive start on the comic book movie front, with "The Green Hornet" making its premiere in the first few weeks of 2011 and impressing the heck out of us here at Splash Page HQ.
I'll admit to being a bit skeptical of Michel Gondry's take on the classic pulp hero as played by funnyman Seth Rogen, but between Gondry's unique camera work, Rogen's spin on the character, and the awesome work of Jay Chou as Kato, I was a believer when the end credits began to roll. And now we have all the information on the "Green Hornet" DVD and Blu-Ray — just in case you're looking to add the film to your collection, too.
I've pasted the full "Green Hornet" DVD and Blu-Ray specs below, as provided in the official press release from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
Official press release text:
Seth Rogen, Jay Chou,...
I'll admit to being a bit skeptical of Michel Gondry's take on the classic pulp hero as played by funnyman Seth Rogen, but between Gondry's unique camera work, Rogen's spin on the character, and the awesome work of Jay Chou as Kato, I was a believer when the end credits began to roll. And now we have all the information on the "Green Hornet" DVD and Blu-Ray — just in case you're looking to add the film to your collection, too.
I've pasted the full "Green Hornet" DVD and Blu-Ray specs below, as provided in the official press release from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
Official press release text:
Seth Rogen, Jay Chou,...
- 3/7/2011
- by Rick Marshall
- MTV Splash Page
Seth Rogen (Pineapple Express) stars as a self-made superhero in this high-octane buddy action/adventure co-starring Asian pop superstar Jay Chou (Curse of the Golden Flower), Tom Wilkinson (Michael Clayton), Oscar® Winner Christoph Waltz (Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Inglourious Basterds, 2009) and Cameron Diaz (upcoming Bad Teacher). Oscar® winning director Michel Gondry (Best Writing, Original Screenplay for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 2004 - shared with Charlie Kaufman and Pierre Bismuth) brings his unique, cutting-edge visual style to this slick updating of the classic adventures of the masked vigilante “The Green Hornet” and his industrious sidekick “Kato.” Packed with irreverent humor and “explosive action” (Elizabeth Weitzman, New York Daily News), The Green Hornet is the superhero hit moviegoers have been buzzing about all winter. Now, action fans can catch the excitement on Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and DVD, featuring eye-popping picture and sound, plus the latest...
- 3/7/2011
- ComicBookMovie.com
To continue my review of my epic journey to watch all my films from A-z, this is the Fifth part.
For those that don’t know I am watching all 700+ Dvd/Bluray films from A-z which has so far taken me 2.5 years to get to the end of H’s!
I thought I should retrospectively review each letter and give my top 5 films from each alpha block and maybe bring your attention to some films you may not have seen, films you’ve not seen in ages or films you should give another try. Click A, B, C and D to read previous parts.
The E’s are a long time coming but here it is. Firstly some films beginning with E that let down alpha group for me personally, I’m not a big fan of Easy Rider, nor the English Patient, also couldn’t care for Erin Brockovich,...
For those that don’t know I am watching all 700+ Dvd/Bluray films from A-z which has so far taken me 2.5 years to get to the end of H’s!
I thought I should retrospectively review each letter and give my top 5 films from each alpha block and maybe bring your attention to some films you may not have seen, films you’ve not seen in ages or films you should give another try. Click A, B, C and D to read previous parts.
The E’s are a long time coming but here it is. Firstly some films beginning with E that let down alpha group for me personally, I’m not a big fan of Easy Rider, nor the English Patient, also couldn’t care for Erin Brockovich,...
- 1/2/2010
- by Gary Phillips
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
Charlie Kaufman looked genuinely humbled when presenter Alan Alda read his name. Kaufman picked up his first WGA Award and a boost to his Oscar momentum Saturday night for original screenplay for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which he wrote from a story by Kaufman, Eternal director Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth. "To say you're honored to be in this company -- it sounds like it's not true, but it is. So thanks," Kaufman said after noting that he'd gotten to know most of the other feature writing nominees during their tour of the awards-season "circuit" during the past few weeks. In the adapted screenplay category, the scribes gave the nod to Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor for their screen transformation of the novel Sideways by Rex Pickett. Payne, also a contender in Sunday's Oscar derby for adapted screenplay and for directing Sideways, echoed Kaufman's sentiment about "the company we're in" in accepting his trophy at the 57th annual WGA Awards ceremony, hosted by actor John O'Hurley at the Hollywood Palladium.
- 2/21/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Charlie Kaufman looked genuinely humbled when presenter Alan Alda read his name. Kaufman picked up his first WGA Award and a boost to his Oscar momentum Saturday night for original screenplay for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which he wrote from a story by Kaufman, Eternal director Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth. "To say you're honored to be in this company -- it sounds like it's not true, but it is. So thanks," Kaufman said after noting that he'd gotten to know most of the other feature writing nominees during their tour of the awards-season "circuit" during the past few weeks. In the adapted screenplay category, the scribes gave the nod to Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor for their screen transformation of the novel Sideways by Rex Pickett. Payne, also a contender in Sunday's Oscar derby for adapted screenplay and for directing Sideways, echoed Kaufman's sentiment about "the company we're in" in accepting his trophy at the 57th annual WGA Awards ceremony, hosted by actor John O'Hurley at the Hollywood Palladium.
- 2/21/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Sideways were the big film winners Saturday night at the 57th annual Writers Guild Awards, held at the Hollywood Palladium. The WGA West fete was held simultaneously with a ceremony staged by the WGA East at the Pierre Hotel in New York. Sunshine, by Charlie Kaufman, based on a story by Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth, won for original screenplay. Sideways, by Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor, and based on a novel by Rex Pickett, got the nod for adapted screenplay. In television, the laurel for longform adapted screenplay went to HBO's Angels in America, which Tony Kushner adapted from his Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name.
- 2/20/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Sideways were the big film winners Saturday night at the 57th annual Writers Guild Awards, held at the Hollywood Palladium. The WGA West fete was held simultaneously with a ceremony staged by the WGA East at the Pierre Hotel in New York. Sunshine, by Charlie Kaufman, based on a story by Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth, won for original screenplay. Sideways, by Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor, and based on a novel by Rex Pickett, got the nod for adapted screenplay. In television, the laurel for longform adapted screenplay went to HBO's Angels in America, which Tony Kushner adapted from his Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name.
- 2/20/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Sideways were the big film winners Saturday night at the 57th annual Writers Guild Awards, held at the Hollywood Palladium. The WGA West fete was held simultaneously with a ceremony staged by the WGA East at the Pierre Hotel in New York. Sunshine, by Charlie Kaufman, based on a story by Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth, won for original screenplay. Sideways, by Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor, and based on a novel by Rex Pickett, got the nod for adapted screenplay. In television, the laurel for longform adapted screenplay went to HBO's Angels in America, which Tony Kushner adapted from his Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name.
- 2/20/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
The screenplays for several of this season's leading award contenders, including The Aviator, Million Dollar Baby and Sideways, were nominated Thursday by the WGA. But the group also tapped several well-regarded movies that haven't had as much impact on this year's races, such as Garden State, The Motorcycle Diaires and Mean Girls. The winners will be announced Feb. 19, when the 57th annual WGA Awards are staged by the WGA West at the Palladium in Hollywood and by the WGA East at the Pierre Hotel in New York. The original screenplay nominees are John Logan for Miramax Films' The Aviator, Zach Braff for Fox Searchlight Pictures' Garden State, Keir Pearson and Terry George for United Artists' Hotel Rwanda and Bill Condon for Fox Searchlight Pictures' Kinsey. The category also included a nomination for Charlie Kaufman for his screenplay for Focus Features' Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which was based on a story by Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth. The adapted screenplay nominees are Before Sunset, Mean Girls, Million Dollar Baby, The Motorcycle Diaries and Sideways.
- 1/14/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
The screenplays for several of this season's leading award contenders, including The Aviator, Million Dollar Baby and Sideways, were nominated Thursday by the WGA. But the group also tapped several well-regarded movies that haven't had as much impact on this year's races, such as Garden State, The Motorcycle Diaires and Mean Girls. The winners will be announced Feb. 19, when the 57th annual WGA Awards are staged by the WGA West at the Palladium in Hollywood and by the WGA East at the Pierre Hotel in New York. The original screenplay nominees are John Logan for Miramax Films' The Aviator, Zach Braff for Fox Searchlight Pictures' Garden State, Keir Pearson and Terry George for United Artists' Hotel Rwanda and Bill Condon for Fox Searchlight Pictures' Kinsey. The category also included a nomination for Charlie Kaufman for his screenplay for Focus Features' Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which was based on a story by Kaufman, Michel Gondry and Pierre Bismuth. The adapted screenplay nominees are Before Sunset, Mean Girls, Million Dollar Baby, The Motorcycle Diaries and Sideways.
- 1/14/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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