| 3-26-06 Latest News |
Catch 'Sharpe's Challenge' in the UK
Xoanon @ 10:44 pm EST
Evie sends along word that the British Academy of Film and Television Arts is screening 'Sharpe's Challenge' on April 3rd at Princess Anne Theatre. Take a look below for more info. Sharpe's Challenge Sharpe's Challenge A Celtic Films Entertainment / Picture Palace Films / BBC America production for ITV1 in association with Azure Films and Harper Collins Dir: Tom Clegg Scr: Russell Lewis Cast: Sean Bean/Daragh O'Malley/Toby Stephens Sean Bean is back as the swashbuckling hero in Sharpe's Challenge. A year after Wellington crushes Napoleon at Waterloo, dispatches tell of a local Maharaja, Khande Rao, who is threatening British interests in India. Wellington sends Sharpe to investigate what turns out to be his most dangerous mission to date. The fate of an Empire and the life of a General's daughter lie in one man's hands... After five seasons of action-packed adventure films, the award-winning Sharpe returns as two feature length episodes written by Russell Lewis (The Best Man, Inspector Morse, Hornblower). Sean Bean (Lord of the Rings, North Country, Flightplan), who returns to the role of Richard Sharpe for the first time in eight years, is joined once again by Daragh O'Malley (Rebel Heart) as Sharpe's best friend Sgt Patrick Harper in this bloody enterprise filmed entirely in India. Sharpe's Challenge is based on the books by Bernard Cornwell. To reserve a place in advance, please call 020 7292 5806
Monday 3 April
Princess Anne Theatre
18:30 Reception
19:00 Screening
Followed by a Q&A with Bernard Cornwell, author of the Sharpe novels, and members of the cast and crew.
Academy Members: Free
Non Members: Ł10
| 3-24-06 Latest News |
Celebrate Tolkien Reading Day in Denver, Colorado
Xoanon @ 4:21 pm EST
Altaira writes: The Misty Mountains Smial, the Denver, Colorado Tolkien Society group, invites you to join us to celebrate Tolkien Reading Day! On Saturday, March 25 th , people all around the world will gather to read their favorite passages from Tolkien's works. March 25th is the day the Ring of Power was destroyed and Sauron was defeated: "It is a date of renewal: the change from the Third Age to the Fourth, the change from fear and oppression to new hope." – Tolkien Society website Time: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Where: Tattered Cover Book Store, Cherry Creek (1st & Milwaukee, just north of the Cherry Creek Mall) - Lower Level Event Space. Cost: Free The Tattered Cover will display many books and other items to add to your Tolkien and fantasy collection, including some of the newest Tolkien items (yes, there are new books)! Food and beverages are available at the Tattered Cover's full service café. At 4:00 p.m. we will adjourn to the Fourth Story Restaurant and Bar for snacks and a toast to professor Tolkien.
Please stop by any time between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Children welcome!
| 3-23-06 Latest News |
Early 'Marilyn Hotchkiss' Review
Xoanon @ 11:29 am EST
Garfeimao writes: In two weeks time, a new film will be released, starring Sean Astin called "Marilyn Hotchkiss's Ballroom Dancing and Charm School". This film was originally screened at Sundance last year, and subsequently bought by Samual Goldwyn for distribution. It stars Robert Carlyle, Marisa Tomei, Mary Steenburgen, Sean Astin, Donnie Wahlberg, David Paymer, Camryn Manheim, Adam Arkin, Sonia Braga, Ernie Hudson, Danny Devito and John Goodman. This film is a rather adorable little romance story about dealing with loss, keeping long ago made promises, and the healing nature of dance. I'm not going to give away any of the story, it's something you need to see and decide for yourself what is happening. But I will say that this film started as a Short Film in 1990, and that short film still survives, in the form of flashbacks, in this current film. In fact, one of the children from the earlier short film makes an appearance as an adult now in the later film. It's rather clever, actually, the way they intercut the original story, filled it out and filmed the rest of the story. And the cast is to die for, especially with the kind of limited budget independant films are famous for. This screened for the Inaugral screening of the Orange County Film Society, sponsored by the Newport Beach Film Festival, at the Lido Cinema in Balboa. If you want to see a sweet film that will tug at your heart, I suggest you look this one up. Expect me when you see me,
Garfeimao
| 3-18-06 Latest News |
Hall Of Fire This Weekend -- Stewards Of Middle-earth
Demosthenes @ 9:35 am EST
This weekend, Hall of Fire will focus on the stewards of Middle Earth. Several characters take up the role as stewards in Tolkien's Middle Earth. Some are obvious - Denethor, Manwe (and - indeed - many other Vala), Theoden and Samwise, for example. However, Treebeard, Elrond, Galadriel, Gandalf and the other Istari, and maybe even Tom Bombadil and the Entwives can also be viewed as stewards. But what makes a steward in Tolkien's milieu? And, apart from a great love for their individual 'stewardships', What do they have in common and what sets them apart? Additionally, were Sauron and Saruman ever stewards? And how close is the distinction between stewarding something and seeking to dominate it? These are just a few of the things we'll discuss this weekend on Saturday March 18 at 5.30pm EST in The Hall of Fire. Not sure what time the chat will be where you are? Check this little conversion table out for some help. America: Europe: Asia-Pacific: Our chats usually last 45 mins to an hour, and are very newbie friendly. Simply drop in and join the conversation! Chat happens on #thehalloffire on irc.theonering.net - the TORn IRC server. You can connect instantly via our java chat client that works inside your web browser (find it here! ) or choose to install a dedicated chat program such as mIRC on your computer. To find out more about using mIRC to connect to TORn IRC server, check out these instructions. Sat April 1 -- Silmarillion Chapter 17: The coming of men into the west If you have a burning desire to discuss something in Hall of Fire, drop us a line with your topic at halloffire@theonering.net. If we like it, we'll probably give it a run in the coming weeks - you might even get to guest moderate the session! Did you know that Hall of Fire has a mailing list? Join today and get topic announcements and news delivered regularly to your inbox! Hof-announce@theonering.net
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| 3-15-06 Latest News |
Bruce Hopkins Interview
Xoanon @ 6:34 pm EST
Michaela Fülöp writes: I would like to offer you an interview I did a few days ago with Bruce Hopkins for FantasyPlanet.cz. As we have it on our website in Czech, of course, I thought it might be nice if people could read it worldwide in English on TORN. I think the interview is very nice, funny and brand new so hopefully you will like it and put it online. Interview with Bruce Hopkins for FantasyPlanet.cz Bruce Hopkins, the one and only Gamling from LOTR trilogy, was so kind to find a few minutes to answer some questions from Czech fans!!! I have been collecting these questions for this exclusive interview from readers of the FantasyPlanet.cz website. Find out how Bruce remembers LOTR shooting, what´s he up to and much more!!! 1. I understand that the Gamling role was originally a much smaller part. Then PJ liked what he was seeing and made it bigger. How did you find out? Did he tell you he was going to expand your role? 2. What was it like working with Bernard Hill? 3. Since I am an Orlando fan: I know scenes are shot out of order and sometimes actors that appear to be in the same scene together actually were not during filming. Were you ever on call for the same scene with Orlando and if so, what was Orlando like between takes? 4. Did you find the whole New Zealand filming experience as thrilling as the other cast members appear to have? Why? 5. What is your opinion of Peter Jackson not only as a director but as a person? Would you work with him again if the opportunity arose? 6. Orlando was pretty young and inexperienced when he took the role of Legolas. Was he as professional and easy to work with as the older and/or more experienced actors? 7. Did Bernard Hill play a big part in the expansion of your role or was PJ already thinking of it? 8. Do you still talk to anyone from the LOTR cast or crew? (e-mail, meet, phone, co-operate on some future project etc.) 9. Were Viggo and Bernard really as comic as everyone makes out? 10. What happened with Gamling after the battle on Pellenor fields? 11. Have you ever thought about moving from New Zealand? What would you miss most? 12. What was the atmosphere on the set of Xena series? And working with Lucy Lawless and Renee O'Connor? Do you still talk to anyone from Xena? 13. Would you like to go back to the dancing? What did you like most about it? 14. What was the most life changing experience in your life? 15. Who's the person you most admire and why? 16. Since he is currently considered as a very good actor how do you remember Ryan Gosling? 17. Are there any scenes with Gamling that didn't make it to the movies? If so, could you describe them? 18. Could you characterize every member of the Fellowship or every actor that you worked with on LOTR with one or two words? Who am I to summise these people, truely they were all wonderful in my experience with them. 19. Is there any role that you dream of? 20. Do you prefer theatre or tv/movies? (as an actor) 21. Could you describe what would make a perfect day for you? (what would you do, eat, etc.) 22. Do you know if they are still trying to make the Hobit movie or any part of the Sillmarilion? 23. Are the actors and creators thinking about any sort of "LOTR tour" around the world? (perhaps on some aniversary occasion like 5 or 10 years after ROTK premiere or something like that) Would they consider coming to Prague or close to Prague? 24. How do you remember working on Xena, Herc, Young Herc, Back 2 Back? 25. I think that in the episode The Last Stand from Cleo 2525 you were most sexy of your entire film carier. How do you remember this character and how it felt to kiss Vicky Pratt? THE END PS from Bruce: If you want to, you can tune into a talk back radio show I do. You can go to www.radiolive.co.nz. I do a show from midnight Saturday till 6am Sundays with my mate. We call ourselves Des and Les. It would be great to have people tune in around the world!!! Be sure to visit Bruce´s official website at www.bruce-hopkins.com and also www.indipact.com!
I was approached by Phillipa Boyens on about the 3rd night of what was going to be about a weeks work for me in the last days of Helms Deep, she informed me that they liked what I was doing and how I worked alongside Bernard Hills King Theoden, so the decision had been made to put me in more scenes with him. As you can imagine, I was a very happy chappy!!!
It was wonderful to work with Bernard. Within the first few nights of working with him, I discovered that he was the actor who had first made me aware of how powerful acting can be, about 20yrs earlier. I was still a dancer at that time and got hooked on a british television series called " Boys From the Black Stuff". I remember watching an episode and this particular character called Yossa Hughes, was so powerful he made me cry and I found it incredible to think he was just pretending ( acting ) and yet it was effecting me so powerfully. It turns out that actor was Bernard Hill!!! I was blown away to think I was standing beside him all these years later and we were about to defend Helms Deep!!!, and middle earth!!!, very cool.
I had the real pleasure of working not only with Orlando, but also Viggo, Ian McKellan, Bernard and a number of the other actors. Legolas comes to Rohan with Gandalf to enlist us in the cause, so we did quite a lot of filming on the same sets. Between takes Orlando, again like all the core cast, was wonderful. Lots of humour was always present with those guys. One of my first major impressions of Orlando was finishing working on my first day with him, he had the long blonde hair of course. Then after we had all had our make up and wigs removed, I couldn't believe it he stepped out of his make up bus and was sporting a black Mohawk!!! When I was waiting to be introduced by Peter Jackson to the crowd at the end of the red carpet for the world premier of Return of the King in Wellington, I called my 13 yr old daughter on my cell phoned. She had said to me that I had to tell Orlando that she and her friends loved him!!! ( along with 90% of the worlds female population ) after to handing the phone to a couple of he other actors, Viggo handed it to Orlando and I stood there absolutely loving it as Orlando chatted away to my daughter for about 3-4 minutes. Not only a bloody stunning looking man, but a real nice guy.
Yes I found it as thrilling as the others. I have travelled alot around NZ, as I used to be a professional dancer and the dance companies I was in would tour alot. So I was already familiar with the stunning beauty and variety of landscapes and locations. However I was still as stunned by some of the places we worked in. In particular the location for Edoras. One day we turned up and as far as the eye could see everything was coated in freshly fallen snow. In fact the snow had to be melted off the mountain that Edoras sat on before we could start filming!
I would work with Peter Jackson and Fran any day, just let me know when to turn up!!! He was astounding. The scale of what he was doing would have made most people very prone to a lot of stress. If Peter was stressed, I never witnessed it, and I spent about 50 days working under his direction. Truely inspiring.
I came onto the production after they had been working together for 9 months ( basically half way through the principal shooting ), by that time all of the actors, including Orlando, were such professionals it sat it was awesome to behold and to be a part of.
I really do not know the answer to that question. I think maybe Bernard had been part of the decision to create a role for someone to command the armies of Rohan, but as I say I really do not know.
Just the Kiwi contingent. I am working with Cameron Rhodes who played Farmer Baggins at the moment. The NZ acting scene is reasonable small so we see each other a few times each year. When I get to visit LA I usually catch up with Sala Baker and have caught up with Elijah, Billy and Dom. I actually had a surf with Billy and Dom one time in LA, that was cool, crap surf but cool to hang with them. I also literally came across Brad Dourif as I was walking along Hollywood Boulevard one day.
Yes!!! They were a great combination. Still could be very serious but also knew how to have lots of fun, as did everyone!
As I say, gamling was not written in the original script so there was no ending for his character. I would have loved to see him beside Eomer at the coronation, or having a great death ( like Haldir ) at Pelenor, but there was no room for writing in scenes that were not needed by that stage. So in my world Gamling retired to a ranch in Rohan, where he was bathed daily by scantily clad beauties, while being feed grapes and other such delights as he drank fine mead and had his aching body massaged under the heavens.
The open environment, the glorious ocean and stunning mountains.
Half NZs acting population had roles on various Xena and Hercules episodes, so yes I see many of those people still. I rarely see Lucy as she is based in LA mostly these days. I caught up with Kevin Sorbo at one of the LOTR functions in LA in 2003 and I caught up with Rene at the 10th anniversary Xena convention in LA last year. The atmosphere on the Xena and herc stes was very cool. It was the first real big time production to ever come and set up for a length of time in NZ and when ver you got to work on it you felt privileged. You were also working with people such as Ngila Dickson and Grant Major, who of course went on to become academy award winners for LOTR. Eric Grundeman, who was the producer for those shows was a truely wonderful human being. So it was a great time in the NZ film/TV industry.
I am so grateful to have had the years I did as a dancer. No I don't really wish I could go back to it. I did do a national tour 6 yrs ago with a company called Black Grace, who took Broadway by storm last year. That was a great way to sign off from my dancing days. It was 12 yrs after I had stopped dancing and started acting!!! And my body was in hell but i absolutely loved it. I had to take pain killers each day just to be able to get to work but it was stunning. I just loved to be lost in the moment of dancing, the challenge to get it right but also the joy of taking your body to extremes.
Becoming a father, which happened three times in the space of 4 years!!!
Peter Jackson, for living his life doing what he loves doing. The same can be said for Edmund Hillary ( who with Sherpa Tensing was the first to ascend Mt Everest ), Kelly Slater and all the other surfers who make their living surfing, etc.
He was a lovely young guy who seemed genuinely grateful for the chance Young Hercules gave him. I enjoyed working with him alot, he was focussed but also able to have a good time.
I am pretty pleased to say most of my stuff made it. A couple of lines did not get through, but the scenes were still there. There was a one scene that got made up on the spot basically, where Gamling comes into the caves behind Helms Deep to tell Eowyn that they must take the people deeper into the mountain. When gamling gets to where Eowyn is, she looks up from where she is helping a woman give birth. Gamling is totally tongue tied and has to look away. It was a pretty strange scene to be doing and as i say was made up at the end of a day of filming. I'm happy it did not make it as i don't think I did a great job of acting that scene.
Ian Mckellen.........graciously noble
Bernard Hill.........wonderfully real
Viggo................mesmerisingly enigmatic
Orlando..............playfully charming
Billy................joyous and truthful
Dom..................mischevious and gleeful
Elijah...............genuine and angelic
John Rhys Davies.....powerful and commanding
Sean Astin...........truely aware
Karl urban...........focussed and dedicated
Miranda..............committed and gentle
I got to play Macbeth a couple of years ago, so another challenge along those lines would be great.
I love it all. At the moment I am working on a theatre piece, which is best described as physical theatre. It is like film but happens on stage. I am working with my creative gurus, Mike Mizrahi and Mari Adams of Inside Out Productions.
Big fruit salad for breakfast and a couple of strong long black coffees. A couple of hours in the surf. Film some scenes for a movie, go for a sunset sail on a yacht, then sit around drinking red wine, maybe smoking a joint!!!, and looking at the star filled heavens above, sitting with friends around a fire by the beach.
No I don't have any information about that.
It would be a something I am sure various people would have considered. Maybe even more of a personal gathering of the actors and production personnel, but who knows.
Yeah it was great although the reality was that each job was usually a few months apart, unless you were core cast.
It was cool playing Jake. The post production people actually embraced the character of Jake Lawson and made a saying out of the phrase...." No.... I'm Jake Lawson" That was cool. Getting to kiss Vicky was a nice bonus, although her boyfriend was directing that episode!!!
| 3-11-06 Latest News |
Hobbit One Step Closer?
Xoanon @ 6:33 pm EST
MGM's Lion Hopes to Roar Again in Movie Distribution (Copyright (c) 2006, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.) MGM's latest maneuver reflects how the swiftly evolving entertainment industry has forced the company and its owners to rethink a DVD-driven business model that seemed enormously appealing less than two years ago. In the fall of 2004, the investors who bought MGM and its famous roaring lion logo were attracted chiefly to its 4,000-title library, which was viewed as a way to tap into the flourishing DVD market for big profits. But since the $5 billion deal was struck, DVD and video sales have slackened. In addition, some of MGM's more aged titles have proved a particularly tough sell, and an industry battle over the format for the next generation of DVDs has threatened to fray the business even further. MGM's new owners realized that, without new movie product, their ability to maximize value from the big library of older titles would be hampered. Last fall those developments prompted MGM's owners -- a consortium that includes the Japanese electronics and entertainment concern Sony Corp., the cable giant Comcast Corp., Providence Equity Partners and a handful of other investors -- to bring a new CEO on board to help redefine the strategy. The result: Mr. Sloan's renewed bet on the distribution business, which the company had essentially abandoned after the release of its last homegrown production, "The Amityville Horror," last spring. "MGM is firing up its theatrical distribution organization with a modern business model that I think is going to be very profitable for our investors," said Mr. Sloan in an interview. "The old studio model of financing development . . . and determining what the movies would look like on a slate, isn't what we're going to be about. The important issue for us is to get into relationships with producers who can deliver." To distribute these movies -- negotiating deals that place movie content into distribution channels such as theaters or pay television -- MGM has kept on board much of the distribution staff it has long employed. The company is also hiring a new marketing team that can help sell product from outside producers who lack the resources to handle the sales themselves. MGM's new production partners vary in size. Among them are Weinstein Co., the studio opened last year by Miramax Films co-founders Harvey and Bob Weinstein, and Bauer Martinez Entertainment, a new production company with movies like "Van Wilder Deux" in the works. A likely third partner, according to two people familiar with the matter, is Lakeshore Entertainment, the independent production shop that made the Academy Award winning drama "Million Dollar Baby." Representatives for Lakeshore couldn't be reached. If all goes according to plan, the distribution arrangements have benefits for both parties. For MGM, it is a chance to pocket a sizable distribution fee of roughly 10% of a movie's box-office gross in a given territory, according to people familiar with the matter. For some of the producers, it is the ability to farm out potentially cost-intensive processes like marketing their films and arranging to show them in theaters. It also allows the producers to sell their product to deep-pocketed pay-television distributors afterward.
By Kate Kelly
9 March 2006
The Wall Street Journal
English
Eighteen months after new owners effectively shuttered MGM's movie business, the historic studio plans to return aggressively to the distribution business with a slate of a dozen new movies to appear in U.S. theaters this year. The move, which was announced yesterday by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Harry Sloan, will rely on MGM franchises like James Bond, the Pink Panther, and Rocky, as well as new films from producers like Weinstein Co., to fill MGM's re-opened cinematic pipeline.
For now, MGM will stay away from the discipline that helped make it famous -- production. Though it will partner with Sony's Sony Pictures Entertainment to make movies for franchises like Bond and Rocky, there are no plans to hire an in-house production or development staff, said Mr. Sloan. Production tends to be riskier and cost-intensive, and requires additional staff and financing.
Movie chat tonight: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
maegwen @ 11:06 am EST
As part of our popular Movie Watch chats, tonight TORn's IRC gang will be settling in to watch the third of the four Harry Potter films, "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban." We will conclude this movie series with "Goblet of Fire" on March 25th. Join us tonight on our IRC server at 5:30 pm EST when we pop our copies of the film into the DVD player. After the usual confusion, at around 5.30pm EST we'll all press play on our individual players and proceed to cheer and jeer (or discuss and argue, if you like!) the finer points of the film. We plan to take a break midway through the film, to allow for stretching of fingers and backs. Barliman will be on hand to serve drinks and snacks (and to enforce the house rules). Not sure what time the chat will be where you are? Check this little conversion table out for some help. America: Europe: Asia-Pacific: WHERE? On TORn's IRC server, in the #moviechat channel. After joining the server, type /join #moviechat to get there. If you've never been to TORn's IRC server before, you can join through our java applet and type /join #moviechat once you're signed in. We recommend you visit our FAQ for some guidelines on using our IRC service. Barliman’s is a place for good conversation about JRR Tolkien’s works. We welcome you to our community and ask that you, and all guests, abide by some simple guidelines. Once everyone is in #moviechat and has their DVD ready to go, the ops will moderate the room and have a countdown to "Play." I expect that we will be able to give minute-markers throughout the evening for latecomers. A break will be taken midway through -- the exact point will be announced in the topic. * * * That's all, folks! See you this weekend!
Date: Saturday March 11
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| 3-02-06 Latest News |
Who Is Middle-earth's Greatest Hero?
Demosthenes @ 10:46 pm EST
The question of questions. The question sages have pondered for decades. The question that has overturned book club meetings and caused riots on message boards. The Question of the Ages. No, it's not 'What's the Meaning of Life, the Universe and Everything?'. Nor is it 'Who shot JR?'. It's not even 'Where's the beef?'. Instead, we are going to ponder the imponderable, ask the unanswerable, seek that which has eluded both the wise and the extremely geeky: Who is the greatest Hero of Middle-earth? Do you have the answer? An opinion? A suggestion? Are you firmly in the camp of the Aragorn-ites or the Frodo-ians? Do you vacillate between the students of Gandalf and the worshippers of Pippin? Do your tastes tend toward the earthy- as in Eowyn, or the sublime- as in Galadriel? (yes, women CAN be heroes too!) Perhaps you look deeper into Middle-earth's long history toward heroes such as Beren, Turin, Hurin or Elendil. Or do you just go for the bizarre and take Gollum or Sauron for you role-model? Wherever your affections and loyalties lie, you will have the chance to explore, expand, and expound on the merits of each this weekend in #thehalloffire as we discuss Middle-earth's Greatest Hero. But be prepared to back up your assertions, because this is going to be one heck of a debate! Date: Saturday March 4 Not sure what time the chat will be where you are? Check this little conversion table out for some help. America: Europe: Asia-Pacific: Our chats usually last 45 mins to an hour, and are very newbie friendly. Simply drop in and join the conversation! Chat happens on #thehalloffire on irc.theonering.net -- the TORn IRC server. You can connect instantly via our java chat client that works inside your web browser (find it here!) or choose to install a dedicated chat program such as mIRC on your computer. To find out more about using mIRC to connect to TORn IRC server, check out these instructions. If you have a burning desire to discuss something in Hall of Fire, drop us a line with your topic at halloffire@theonering.net. If we like it, we'll probably give it a run in the coming weeks! Did you know that Hall of Fire has a mailing list? Join today and get topic announcements and news delivered regularly to your inbox! Hof-announce@theonering.net
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