It’s been a long road to Skyfall, Bond’s twenty-third outing, and as well as our review and red carpet interviews we had the chance to sit down with the cast and crew of the film.
Director Sam Mendes is a fine choice to bring this new Bond to the big screen and here he talks about taking on the character’s legacy as well as balancing the old and new Bonds.
Huge thanks to Neil Alcock Aka The Incredible Suit for being our man in the thick of it. If you haven’t been keeping up with his epic BlogalongaBond then now is the time to catch up. When it comes to Bond, nobody does it better.
A film like this is an immense undertaking. Did you ever wake up and wonder what you’d let yourself in for?
No, that’s not my way, I don’t get panicked.
Director Sam Mendes is a fine choice to bring this new Bond to the big screen and here he talks about taking on the character’s legacy as well as balancing the old and new Bonds.
Huge thanks to Neil Alcock Aka The Incredible Suit for being our man in the thick of it. If you haven’t been keeping up with his epic BlogalongaBond then now is the time to catch up. When it comes to Bond, nobody does it better.
A film like this is an immense undertaking. Did you ever wake up and wonder what you’d let yourself in for?
No, that’s not my way, I don’t get panicked.
- 10/26/2012
- by Guest
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
After a couple of light on horror weeks, we are finally treated to a bumper crop of new releases. Headlining the week is Frozen, which is just what we in Southern California need to stave off our current heat wave. A couple of oldies but goodies are out, too, as Madman celebrates its Happy 30th Birthday and the original King Kong comes to Blu-ray. Fangoria's eight FrightFest titles bow as well.
Frozen
Directed by Adam Green
In Frozen (review), Adam Green has crafted a potent combination of absolute terror and compelling human drama that will stick with you long after you've left the theatre or turned off the DVD. One thing's for sure: The next time your friends invite you on a ski weekend, odds are you'll try to convince them to head to the beach instead. Frozen stars Shawn Ashmore, Emma Bell and Kevin Zegers.
Buy the Blu-ray or the regular DVD.
Frozen
Directed by Adam Green
In Frozen (review), Adam Green has crafted a potent combination of absolute terror and compelling human drama that will stick with you long after you've left the theatre or turned off the DVD. One thing's for sure: The next time your friends invite you on a ski weekend, odds are you'll try to convince them to head to the beach instead. Frozen stars Shawn Ashmore, Emma Bell and Kevin Zegers.
Buy the Blu-ray or the regular DVD.
- 9/28/2010
- by kwlow
- DreadCentral.com
Here's some advance news of tonight's 2nd informational meeting of the Association of Media Composers and Lyricists, hosted by Teamsters Local 399 and located in the Writers Guild Theater. This composers' movement towards unionization with the Teamsters for better benefits is gathering momentum and tonight there'll be a progress report on efforts since the 1st get-together last November. Presently, the Amcl Organizing Committee consists of: Bruce Broughton, Sean Callery, Alf Clausen, Ray Colcord, James Dipasquale, Richard Gibbs, Christopher Klatman, Vivek Maddala, Richard Marvin, Mike Post, and Snuffy Walden. And I'm told that, at tonight's meeting, big names like James Newton-Howard, Hans Zimmer, Tom Newman will be [...]...
- 4/20/2010
- by Nikki Finke
- Deadline Hollywood
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