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Jason Segel’s ‘Five-Year Engagement’ to Open Tribeca Film Festival
Jason Segel reteams with “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” director Nicholas Stoller in “The Five-Year Engagement,” which will premiere at Tribeca
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Brad Simpson Joins Nina Jacobson’s Color Force
The producer Brad Simpson becomes a partner at Nina Jacobson’s production company Color Force; Development executive Bryan Unkeless promoted
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Marilyn Monroe Stars in New Cannes Film Festival Poster
The Cannes Film Festival unveils its new poster, featuring Marilyn Monroe
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Tribeca to Release Martin Donovan’s ‘Collaborator’
“Collaborator,” which Tribeca Film has acquired, is Martin Donovan’s debut as a writer and director
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How the Weinstein Co. Plans to Turn Its ‘Artist’ Oscar Win Into Box-Office Gold
The Weinstein Co. stands to gain some $20 million at the box office for “The Artist” following its best picture win. It will be in 2,000 theaters this Friday
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‘The Artist’ Producer Thomas Langmann Backstage at the Oscars: ‘No One Wanted to Help Us’
“Artist” producer said that winning the Oscar was especially sweet because his father had won one, and called the movie a tribute to American Cinema
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Octavia Spencer Backstage at the Oscars: ‘I’m Scared to Death Right Now’
Octavia Spencer said she felt scared to death after winning her Oscar, but wants to be proactive about bringing work to others that deserve a shot
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Michel Hazanavicius Backstage at the Oscars: I Could Thank Billy Wilder a Thousand Times
The Oscar winning director of “The Artist” called Billy Wilder the perfect director and said he next wants to remake “The Search”
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Meryl Streep Backstage at Oscars: She Understands ‘Streep Fatigue’
Best Actress Meryl Streep says that she thought “Streep fatigue” would keep her from winning for her performance in “The Iron Lady”
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Asghar Farhadi Backstage at Oscars: ‘People in Iran Follow the Oscars’
Asghar Farhadi, director of Best Foreign Language Film “A Separation,” says his movie was made for the people, not the governments
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Gore Verbinski Backstage at Oscars: It Was Johnny Depp
Gore Verbinski, director of Best Animated Feature “Rango,” says the project took off once Johnny Depp got involved
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Christopher Plummer Backstage at Oscars: Charlie Chaplin Was Older
Best Supporting Actor Christopher Plummer says playing a gay man was nothing special. And he’s not sure he’s the oldest winner ever
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‘Act of Valor’ Rescues Weekend Box Office With $24.7M
“Act of Valor” is No. 1 at the North American box office with $24.7 million — well ahead of No. 2 “Tyler Perry’s Good Deeds,” which took $16 million
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‘Act of Valor’ Destroys Competition, Is No. 1 at Friday Box Office
“Act of Valor,” which stars actual Navy SEALs, is No. 1 at the box office this weekend, taking in $9 million on Friday alone; “Good Deeds” takes No. 2, while “Gone” and “Wanderlust” seriously underperform
