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Bradley's GQ Award speech
"Hollywood's next great leading man," says Charlize Theron as she introduces GQ's Internation Man Of The Year, The Hangover and Limitless star Bradley Cooper. "International Man: I feel a lot of pressure," quips Cooper before adding: "I feel a lot of honour being up on the same stage as the soldiers that were just up here." Watch Charlize's introduction and Cooper's acceptance speech in full. You can watch the video here
Bradley honored in London by Charlize Theron
Bradley Cooper was in good-looking company Tuesday night at the GQ Men of the Year Awards in London, where the dapper actor received the International Man accolade.
Presenting him the honor? His friend Charlize Theron, who happens to be in town filming her new movie, "Snow White and the Huntsman," in which she plays the Evil Queen.
Reps for the event say the actors arrived and left separately but were friendly as they shared a table at the ceremony, which was held at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden.
Other honorees at Tuesday's ceremony included Duran Duran (who received a Lifetime Achievement award) and Hugh Laurie (honored for his music).
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The Place Beyond The Pines at Toronto Film Festival
This weekend, Sierra/Affinity will screen the first footage from Derek Cianfrance’s Ryan Gosling-Bradley Cooper starrer The Place Beyond the Pines. The generational thriller made waves when introduced in script form at the Cannes Film Market in May, securing its first round of key territory deals, including the U.K. and France. (WME and CAA are co-repping domestic rights, which are still available).
Sunday, September 4, 2011
StudioCanal nabs The Place Beyond The Pines
European heavyweight StudioCanal has snapped up French distribution rights to Derek Cianfrance's "Place Beyond the Pines."
The Vivendi-owned outfit also has U.K. rights to "Place Beyond the Pines," which it will distribute via its Brit arm, Optimum Releasing.
"Place Beyond the Pines," starring Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper, Rose Byrne and Eva Mendes, is lensing. Story concerns a motorcycle stunt rider who considers committing a crime to provide for his family. Cianfrance penned the script with Ben Coccio and Darius Marder; Lynette Howell and Sidney Kimmel produce with Alex Orlovsky and Jamie Patricof.
Sierra/Affinity is handling international sales and also launched the pic to buyers in Cannes.
The acquisitions of these films, both hot tickets on the Croisette this year, further indicate StudioCanal's strength in the independent sector.
The company fully financed pics including "The Last Exorcism" and "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," a Working Title production set to preem in Venice next month, and its healthy financial structure enables it to snap up premium titles.
On Sept. 1, the company is rebranding its Brit and German subsidiaries, Optimum Releasing and Kinowelt, bringing them under the StudioCanal moniker.
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The Vivendi-owned outfit also has U.K. rights to "Place Beyond the Pines," which it will distribute via its Brit arm, Optimum Releasing.
"Place Beyond the Pines," starring Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper, Rose Byrne and Eva Mendes, is lensing. Story concerns a motorcycle stunt rider who considers committing a crime to provide for his family. Cianfrance penned the script with Ben Coccio and Darius Marder; Lynette Howell and Sidney Kimmel produce with Alex Orlovsky and Jamie Patricof.
Sierra/Affinity is handling international sales and also launched the pic to buyers in Cannes.
The acquisitions of these films, both hot tickets on the Croisette this year, further indicate StudioCanal's strength in the independent sector.
The company fully financed pics including "The Last Exorcism" and "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," a Working Title production set to preem in Venice next month, and its healthy financial structure enables it to snap up premium titles.
On Sept. 1, the company is rebranding its Brit and German subsidiaries, Optimum Releasing and Kinowelt, bringing them under the StudioCanal moniker.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Paradise Lost to be released in 2013
"Paradise Lost", John Milton's epic poem about Lucifer's fall from grace and the corruption of Adam & Eve, is gearing up for a movie adaptation, under the helm of Alex Proyas ("I, Robot"). Now, Warner Bros , the studio behind the movie, has confirmed that the movie is set to be released in the end of 2013.
The movie is planned as an action epic focused on the war between Lucifer's forces and the angels led by Michael for control of Paradise, with many aerial battles, and will be filmed using the same motion-capture technology from "Avatar", in addition to being rumored to be filmed in 3D. So far, the only actor confirmed to appear is Bradley Cooper ("TheHangover "), who'll be playing Lucifer.
The movie is planned as an action epic focused on the war between Lucifer's forces and the angels led by Michael for control of Paradise, with many aerial battles, and will be filmed using the same motion-capture technology from "Avatar", in addition to being rumored to be filmed in 3D. So far, the only actor confirmed to appear is Bradley Cooper ("The
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Bradley in Kaylien movie
Actresses Olivia Wilde, Eva Longoria, and Zoe Saldana are the three latest actresses moving behind the cameras to direct for Glamour magazine's Reel Moments project, WWD reports.
The actresses will each direct a short film based on real-life stories of Glamour readers. The project, being underwritten by Clarisonic, began in 2005 and has already attracted names like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston.
Saldana’s story, “Kaylien,” revolves around an autistic girl. The film was shot earlier this month and stars Bradley Cooper and Malin Ackerman. Saldana also enlisted the help of her Avatar colleagues. “It took three days to shoot because even though it’s short, it was the first Glamour film with motion capture, stunts, and special effects,” Saldana said.
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The actresses will each direct a short film based on real-life stories of Glamour readers. The project, being underwritten by Clarisonic, began in 2005 and has already attracted names like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston.
Saldana’s story, “Kaylien,” revolves around an autistic girl. The film was shot earlier this month and stars Bradley Cooper and Malin Ackerman. Saldana also enlisted the help of her Avatar colleagues. “It took three days to shoot because even though it’s short, it was the first Glamour film with motion capture, stunts, and special effects,” Saldana said.
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