SSN ORIGINALS
With 2014 marking the 100th anniversary of the start of WW1, this year’s holiday takes on even more significance.
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Never has it been more important to protect the written word and creative expression than in this day and age of digital media and social exposure, recognized at the 24
th Annual Literary Awards at the Beverly Wilshire tonight.
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The Oscar winner is a triple threat on the western drama, about an independent-minded woman who volunteers to drive three mentally ill women in a wagon from Nebraska to Iowa, which has a gala premiere at the AFI Film Festival tonight.
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Other announced projects include an untitled Ali Wentworth comedy, a new
American Gothic, an updated
Little Women and plenty of brand new comedies.
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TODAY’S HEADLINES
Randall Emmett and George Furla are suing
The Man Who Made It Snow writer Brett Tabor for $5 million and seeking an injunction against any distribution.
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The
Hercules star is being recruited to join Hart in
Central Intelligence, with
We’re The Millers helmer Rawson Marshall Thurber writing the latest draft and directing.
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British actress Claire Foy has been offered the plum role in the forthcoming $100 million series, written by Peter Morgan. Show charts the monarch’s reign from the moment she heard of her father George VI’s death in 1952 through to present day.
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Projects include the online service’s first docu-series, as well as new scripted fare from Carlton Cuse, Frank Spotnitz, and Sam Shaw, and featuring Jason Lee, Brian Dennehy, Steve Zahn and Romany Malco, among others.
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Universal is behind
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, also to be written by and starring Nia Vardalos, with
Nanny McPhee director Kirk Jones helming.
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About to start shooting his eighth film, coincidentally titled
The Hateful Eight, the two-time Oscar winner appears serious about calling it quits on his film career after his tenth film. He’s still got a lot to do, though, before he goes.
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