Thursday, 5 September 2013

Toronto: Ian McKellen to Play Sherlock Holmes in Bill Condon Film; Japan, Sweden Pick Oscar Candidates; Australian Networks Block Anti-Murdoch TV Spot

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Toronto: Ian McKellen to Play Retired Sherlock Holmes in Bill Condon's 'A Slight Trick of the Mind'
The Oscar-winning writer and director collaborated with the actor on "Gods And Monsters" before later working on the last two "Twilight" films. | Read More
Oscars: Japan Nominates 'The Great Passage' in Foreign Language Category
30-year-old Yuya Ishii will become the youngest director ever to represent Japan in the Academy Awards race. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Oscars: Sweden Nominates 'Eat Sleep Die' in Foreign Language Category
The Venice award winner from director Gabriela Pichler looks at a young immigrant who suddenly loses her job. | Read More
'Little Britain' Star David Walliams to Voice 'Britain's Got Talent' Winner Pudsey in Movie
The comedian, who is a judge on the U.K. talent show, joins the cast of "Pudsey: The Movie" from Vertigo Films and Simon Cowell's Sony venture Syco. | Read More
Deauville: Director Larry Clark Honored With Career Tribute
The 70-year-old just wrapped his latest film in Paris before coming to the Normandy coast. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Benedict Cumberbatch to be Honored at 2013 Britannia Awards
BAFTA L.A.'s annual awards event will take place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Saturday, Nov. 9. | Read More
Entertainment One to Distribute AMC Fare Internationally Under Multi-Year Deal
EOne has had success selling "The Walking Dead" and "Hell on Wheels," with the companies now expanding their relationship. | Read More
Turkish Drama 'The End' to Get Russian Remake
The hit TV thriller that some have dubbed the new "Homeland" has already sold worldwide with subtitles. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
BBC Worldwide Eyes Record Spending on U.K. Content
The commercial arm of the British public broadcaster wants to spend the bulk of a targeted $312 million-plus in the current fiscal year with independent producers. | Read More
IFA: Sony, Samsung Face Off With New Smartphones, Smartwatches
Sony unveils the Xperia Z1 phone as Samsung unpacks its Galaxy Gear wristwatch. 
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KKR, Permira to Sell $1 Billion Stake in German Broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1
The sale will leave the private equity firms with around 33 percent of ProSieben. | Read More
REVIEWS
A Promise: Venice Review
Rebecca Hall, Alan Rickman and Richard Madden play the three sides of a romantic triangle in early–20th century Germany in Patrice Leconte's drama. | Read More
Jealousy (La Jalousie): Venice Review
French director Philippe Garrel keeps things in the family for his latest film, which stars his son Louis as a character inspired by his actor father, Maurice Garrel. | Read More
Abbas Kiarostami: A Report: Montreal Review
The auteur's first film is the focus of a doc that touches on later work, as well. | Read More
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