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Saturday, July 19, 2014
Negromancer News Bits and Bites for July 13 to July 19, 2014 - Update #14
MOVIE NEWS:
From Variety: Paramount Pictures has picked F. Javier Gutierrez to direct "The Ring 3." No word on the return of Naomi Watts, the star of the The Ring and The Ring Part 2.
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From EW's InsideMovies: An oral history of The Terminator, 30 years after its release. Gwynne Watkins at Yahoo takes a look at that oral history.
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From THR: What the critics are saying about Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel's Sex Tape.
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From CSMonitor: Hit-Girl a/k/a Chloe Grace Moretz will provide the voice in the English-language version of the Japanese animated film, "The Tale of the Princess Kaguya." Due in October of this year, the film is a production of Studio Ghibli and is directed by the studio's co-founder, Isao Takahata.
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From YahooFinance: Rupert Mudoch wants HBO so badly that he's willing to buy TimeWarner to get it. And it's also a bid to destroy Netflix.
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From Variety: More on the Travis McGee movie with James Mangold directing and maybe with Christian Bale.
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From TheHollywoodReporter: Once upon a time, maybe 20 years ago, I read on of late author, John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee novels. I loved it. So I am somewhat exited to hear that 20th Century Fox is looking to bring the character to the big screen. I am not that crazy about Christian Bale as McGee, as the actor is in early talks to play the character. James Mangold as director? He could do something good with this.
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From TheHollywoodReporter: ABC is extending its deal with Oscar-winning screenwriter, John Ridley (12 Years a Slave).
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From TheWrap: Legendary will be at Comic-Con International 2014 to tease Guillermo del Toro's 2015 film, "Crimson Peak" about that "breathes, bleeds...and remembers."
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From TheWrap: Did not know that the 1995 film, 12 Monkeys, is being adapted/re-imagined into a TV series for the Syfy channel. I'm semi-interested.
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From CNBC: Disney could rake in the cash for Guardians of the Galaxy. I think that if this movie is a big hit, the people who were the decision makers at Sony, rumored to be interested in buying Marvel before Disney did, should be beaten by the stockholders.
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From eonline: Yeah, she probably is a bitch and her mama, too!
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From WebProNews: This leaked photo of a muzzled raptor from "Jurassic World" is making the rounds.
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From TheHollywoodReporter: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (20th Century Fox) wins the July 11-13, 2014 box office with an estimated domestic box office take of $73 million. That is nearly $20 million better than 2011's Rise of the Planet of the Apes (which I loved). I'm surprised because I wondered if larger number of people would want more Planet of the Apes this soon, if at all.
Meanwhile, North American box office was down from the same weekend in 2013, and is down as a whole from last year.
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From the BBC: Lindsay Lohan promises to show up for work on time at the West End in London.
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COMIC BOOKS and COMIC BOOK MOVIE NEWS:
From EW's InsideMovies: Wentworth Miller of "Prison Break" is the villain "Captain Cold" in The CW's Fall series, "The Flash."
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From EW Popwatch: News on changes for the Avengers in Marvel Comics' "Avengers NOW" event.
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From EW Popwatch: Marvel Comics is killing Wolverine, beginning this September.
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From Wall Street CheatSheet: Six DC characters headed to the big screen.
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From Variety: Deborah Ann Woll of "True Blood" will play Karen Page on Marvel/Netflix's "Daredevil" series.
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From TheBeat: Heidi on the secret history of girls reading comics.
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From TheWrap: New writers to polish "Ant-Man" screenplay.
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From TheHollywoodReporter: I was watching "The View" this morning when Whoopi Goldberg broke the news that Marvel's Thor, a male character, will become a female character. THR has more details.
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From ComicBookMovie: Kate Mara, who will play Sue Storm a/k/a Invisible Woman, says that Josh Trank's Fantastic Four reboot will not be based on any existing Fantastic Four comic book story.
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From Hitfix: Oh, and no "Hellboy 3."
TV NEWS:
Review of "The Strain" - TheHollywoodReporter (apparently the first few episodes).
OBITS:
From Variety: Tony Award and Emmy Award-winning actress, Elaine Stritch, has died at the age of 89.
MISC:
From Yahoo: The Hollywood Reporter magazine did a feature on the first former NFL star to come out as gay, David Kopay. There are apparently plans to rerelease his best-selling memoir, The David Kopay Story (1977) .
From TheVillageVoice: an alternate history of rap and Hip-Hop.
Also from TheVillageVoice: How Bob Marley became a "Legend."
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From TheHill: President Obama stresses out the Secret Service
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From ThinkProgress via ReaderSupportedNews: How Deputy Erick Gelhaus got away with killing a child named Andy Lopez. We knew this would happen, but Nick Flatow talks about how it happened.
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From TheHollywoodReporter: Radiohead to begin work on 9th album in September. Last album was "The King of Limbs" in 2011.
Labels:
anime news,
box office,
Cable TV news,
comic book movies,
convention,
LGBT,
Lindsay Lohan,
Marvel Studios,
movie news,
music news,
obituary,
Studio Ghibli,
Syfy,
Terminator,
Thor
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