Coens' Noir 'Blood Simple' Gets Chinese Remake
Zhang Yimou -- director of films such as "Hero" and "House of Flying Daggers" -- is set to do a Chinese-language remake of the Coen Brothers' "Blood Simple."
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IFP, National Board of Review Set Awards Dates
The awards season calendar is beginning to take shape: New York-based indie organization IFP will announce its 19th annual Gotham Independent Film Awards at ceremonies on Dec. 1.
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HBO has topped the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation's (GLAAD) third annual Network Responsibility Index.
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California Incentives Program Lands 25 Projects
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the California Film Commission on Monday announced the first 25 film and TV productions to qualify for recently passed state tax credits.
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NYC Choreographer Merce Cunningham Dies at 90
Merce Cunningham, the avant-garde dancer and choreographer, has died at age 90, a spokeswoman said Monday.
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Movie Stars Packing 'Em In -- on Broadway
Movie stars aren't worth their weight in boxoffice gold today, but suddenly they're the hottest thing on Broadway.
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Cassel to Run for SAG President as Independent
Seymour Cassel, a national board member for SAG and 50-year acting veteran who nearly upset Alan Rosenberg for the guild's national presidency two years ago, told Back Stage that he will seek the office again.
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Showtime to Launch Animated 'Dexter' Prequel
At Comic-con in San Diego, Showtime screened a season four trailer that looks fantastic, all the familiar elements plus the new twist of fatherhood and Jonathan Lithgow as the "Trinity Killer."
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'Avatar' Set Free: James Cameron Talks
Fresh from facing off with 6,500 fans in Comic-Con's cavernous Hall H, director James Cameron talks about "Avatar," his first studio feature since "Titanic."
