SSN ORIGINALS
Says the director: “It’s time to get back to looking outwards from the world. We have to be exploring the universe.”
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The Academy Awards have been enamored with biopics since the early days of cinema, and this year appears to be no different, with a number of options from which the Academy can choose.
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Oscar-nominated filmmaker Pen Densham shares with SSN his conversation with the author, as well as some insights about comics and how they helped him get his start.
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TODAY’S HEADLINES
Quentin Tarantino’s latest, which is being produced by the Weinsteins, is looking for a distributor, but the two-time Oscar-winning writer-director only wants to work with an indie.
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Star’s directorial debut is a period piece in which he plays an Aussie farmer who, four years after World War I’s Battle of Galipoli, travels to Turkey to discover the fate of his MIA sons.
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Immortal medical examiner show
Forever, starring Ioan Gruffudd, gets the coveted order for the back nine, raising its rookie season total to 22 episodes.
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Selfie doesn’t recover from bad reviews and weak ratings and joins its time slot partner
Manhattan Love Story as the network’s first two cancelled shows of the season.
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Lionsgate is joining with Imagine Nation and Triangular Entertainment to launch a “theatrical experience,” based on the movies, which will open doors in the U.K. in summer, 2016.
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Alphabet network to air a mini-series based on the Louisa May Alcott classic, with Natasha McElhone both starring and exec producing a modern take on the age old tale.
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The latest look at the New Line comedy sequel, starring Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis, Christoph Waltz, Chris Pine, Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Spacey, hitting theaters November 26th.
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