Season of the Witch (2011)

Director Dominic Sena reenlists his Gone in 60 Seconds star Nicolas Cage on this 14th century supernatural thriller for Relativity Media. As the Black Plague spreads across Europe, a group of knights are enlisted to help give safe passage to a girl whose alleged powers of witchcraft are suspected to be the cause of the deadly pandemic.

Theatrical Release
1/7/2011

Director - Credit
Dominic Sena - Director

Cast - Credit
Nicolas Cage - Behmen
Ron Perlman - Felson
Stephen Campbell Moore - Debelzaq
Claire Foy - The Girl
Robbie Sheehan - Kaylan
Stephen Graham
Ulrich Thomsen
Christopher Lee

Producers - Credit
Alex Gartner - Producer
Charles Roven - Producer
Steve Alexander - Executive Producer
Ryan Kavanaugh - Executive Producer
Tucker Tooley - Executive Producer
Thomas Karnowski - Executive Producer
Alan Glazer - Executive Producer

Production Companies - Credit
Relativity Media - Relativity Media

Distribution Companies - Credit
Atlas Entertainment - Atlas Entertainment
Relativity Media - Relativity Media

Writer - Credit
Bragi Schut Jr. - Screenwriter

Art Department - Credit
Uli Hanisch - Production Designer

Casting - Credit
Elaine Grainger - Casting

Film Camera - Credit
Amir Mokri - Cinematographer

Music - Credit
Atli Orvarsson - Composer (Music Score)

Wardrobe Hair Makeup - Credit
Carlo Poggioli - Costume Designer

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Yogi Bear (2010)

Hanna-Barbera's beloved picnic basket-stealing bear makes his big-screen debut in this live-action/animated mix children's pic from Ash Brannon, co-director of Surf's Up. The Tooth Fairy writing team of Joshua Sternin and Jeffrey Ventimilia provide the screenplay, which will center around CG Yogi and Boo Boo as they interact with live actors in Jellystone Park.

Theatrical Release
12/17/2010

Director - Credit
Eric Brevig - Director

Cast - Credit
Dan Aykroyd - Yogi Bear
Justin Timberlake - Boo-Boo
Anna Faris - Rachel
Tom Cavanagh - Ranger Smith
TJ Miller - Ranger Jones
T.J. Miller - Ranger Jones
Nathan Corddry - Chief of Staff
Andrew Daly - Mayor Brown
Josh Robert Thompson - Narrator
David Stott - Mayor's Tailor
Greg Johnson - Dirty Shopper
Christy Quillam - Stylist
Patricia Aldersley - Elderly Purse Lady
Tim McLachlan - Purse Snatcher
Vernon Hayden - Security Guard
Dean Knowsley - Security Guard
Barry Duffield - Security Guard
Michael Morris - Security Guard
William Wallace - Security Guard
William Wallace - Security Guard
Suzana Srpek - Picnic Table Mom

Producers - Credit
Karen Rosenfelt - Producer
Donald De Line - Producer
Tim Coddington - Co-Producer
Andrew Haas - Executive Producer
Lee Berger - Executive Producer
James Dyer - Executive Producer

Writer - Credit
Brad Copeland - Screenwriter
Jeff Ventimilia - Screenwriter
Josh Sternin - Screenwriter

Production Credits - Credit
Eric Bergman - Post Production Supervisor
Guy Campbell - Second Assistant Director

Art Department - Credit
David Sandefur - Production Designer
Jules Cook - Supervising Art Director
Jill Cormack - Art Director
Mark Stephen - Set Designer
Daniel Birt - Set Decorator

Casting - Credit
Allison Jones - Casting

Film Camera - Credit
Peter James - Cinematographer
Phil Bray - Still Photographer

Music - Credit
John Debney - Composer (Music Score)
Julianne Jordan - Musical Direction/Supervision
Jeff Carson - Music Editor
William B. Kaplan - Music Editor

Production Management - Credit
James Giovannetti, Jr. - first Assistant Director
Simon Ambridge - Production Manager
Tim Coddington - Unit Production Manager
Andrew Cochrane - Production Coordinator
Jim Dyer - Unit Production Manager
Kristin Witcombe - Script Supervisor
Kelly Helstrom-Maxwell - Production Supervisor

Sound - Credit
Malcolm Cromie - Sound Recordist
Ron Bartlett - Re-Recording Mixer
D.M. Hemphill - Re-Recording Mixer

Visual Effects - Credit
Ken Durey - Special Effects Supervisor

Wardrobe Hair Makeup - Credit
Liz McGregor - Costume Designer
Michelle Barber - Makeup
Frankie Lingham - Makeup
Rhye Lingham - Makeup
Debbie Watson - Makeup
Debbie Watson - Hair Styles
Rhye Lingham - Hair Styles
Frankie Lingham - Hair Styles
Michelle Barber - Hair Styles

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The King's Speech (2010)

Emmy Award-winning director Tom Hooper (John Adams) teams with screenwriter David Seidler (Tucker: A Man and His Dreams) to tell the story of King George VI. When his older brother abdicates the throne, nervous-mannered successor George "Bertie" VI (Colin Firth) reluctantly dons the crown. Though his stutter soon raises concerns about his leadership skills, King George VI eventually comes into his own with the help of unconventional speech therapist Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush). Before long the king and Lionel have forged an unlikely bond, a bond that proves to have real strength when the United Kingdom is forced to flex its international might.

Theatrical Release
12/25/2010

Director - Credit
Tom Hooper - Director

Cast - Credit
Colin Firth - King George VI
Geoffrey Rush - Lionel Logue
Helena Bonham Carter - Queen Elizabeth
Guy Pearce - King Edward VIII
Timothy Spall - Winston Churchill
Derek Jacobi - Archbishop Cosmo Lang
Jennifer Ehle - Myrtle Logue
Michael Gambon - King George V
Robert Portal - Equerry
Richard Dixon - Private Secretary
Paul Trussell - Chauffeur
Adrian Scarborough - BBC Radio Announcer
Andrew Havill - Robert Wood
Charles Armstrong - BBC Technician
Charles Armstrong - BBC Technician
Roger Hammond - Dr. Blandine-Bentham
Calum Gittins - Laurie Logue
Dominic Applewhite - Valentine Logue
Ben Wimsett - Anthony Logue
Freya Wilson - Princess Elizabeth
Ramona Marquez - Princess Margaret
David Bamber - Theatre Director
Jake Hathaway - Willie
Patrick Ryecart - Lord Wigram
Teresa Gallagher - Nurse
Simon Chandler - Lord Dawson
Claire Bloom - Queen Mary
Orlando Wells - Duke of Kent
Tim Downie - Duke of Goucester
Dick Ward - Butler
Eve Best - Wallis Simpson
John Albasiny - Footman
Danny Emes - Boy in Regent's Park
Anthony Andrews - Stanley Baldwin
John Warnaby - Steward
Roger Parrott - Neville Chamberlain

Producers - Credit
Emile Sherman - Producer
Iain Canning - Producer
Gareth Unwin - Producer
Simon Egan - Co-Producer
Charles Dorfman - Associate Producer
Tim Smith - Executive Producer
Paul Brett - Executive Producer
Mark Foligno - Executive Producer
Peter Heslop - Executive Producer
Geoffrey Rush - Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Phil Hope - Co-Executive Producer
Deepak Sikka - Co-Executive Producer
Lisbeth Savill - Co-Executive Producer

Production Companies - Credit
Weinstein Co. - Weinstein Co.
UK Film Council - UK Film Council

Distribution Companies - Credit
Bedlam - Bedlam

Writer - Credit
David Seidler - Screenwriter

Art Department - Credit
Eve Stewart - Production Designer
David Hindle - Supervising Art Director

Casting - Credit
Nina Gold - Casting Director

Choreography - Credit
Scarlett Mackmin - Choreography

Film Camera - Credit
Danny Cohen - Cinematographer
Danny Cohen - Cinematographer

Music - Credit
Alexandre Desplat - Composer (Music Score)
Maggie Rodford - Musical Direction/Supervision

Production Management - Credit
Erica Bensly - Production Manager
Cathy Doubleday - Script Supervisor
Fiona Garland - Production Coordinator
Peter Heslop - Line Producer

Sound - Credit
John Midgley - Sound/Sound Designer
John Midgley - Production Sound Mixer

Wardrobe Hair Makeup - Credit
Jenny Beavan - Costume Designer
Frances Hannon - Makeup

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Gullivers's Travel (2010)

Jack Black stars in the 20th Century Fox adaptation of Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels with this fantasy-filled comedic production. This take on the timeless tale revolves around a shipwrecked journalist (Black) who discovers an island in the heart of the Bermuda Triangle where he is the biggest occupant in comparison to its tiny inhabitants. Shark Tale's Rob Letterman directs from a script by Forgetting Sarah Marshall's Nick Stoller and Joe Stillman (Shrek).

Theatrical Release
12/25/2010

Director - Credit
Rob Letterman - Director

Cast - Credit
Jack Black - Lemuel Gulliver
Jason Segel - Horatio
Emily Blunt - Princess Mary
Amanda Peet - Darcy Silverman
Billy Connolly - King Theordore
Chris O'Dowd - General Edward
T.J. Miller - Dan
James Corden - Jinks
Catherine Tate - Queen Isabelle
Emmanuel Quatra - King Leopold
Olly Alexander - Prince August
Richard Laing - Nigel Travel Writer
David Sterne - Foreman
Stewart Scudamore - Blefuscian Captain
Jonathan Aris - Lilliputian Scientist
Jake Nightingale - Blefuscian Sentry 1
Okezie Morro - Blefuscian Sentry 2
Christopher Middleton - Blefuscian Sentry 3
Danni Benattar - Giant Princess
Bradley Steve Ford - Boy 1
Noah St. Bean - Boy 2
Zachary Harris - Boy 3
Charlize Hyams - Girl 1
Nieve Stenton - Girl 2
Rafiella Brooks - Girl 3
Robert Gilbert - Mark
Harry Peacock - Lilliputian Royal Guard
Gemma Whelan - Lilliputian Rose
Ian Porter - Business Desk Editor
Stink Fisher - Construction Worker
Bentley Kalu - New York Tribune Staffer
Meredith Vieira - Lilliputian
Joe Lo Truglio - Butt-crack Man
Christopher Lee Shefstad - Vendor

Producers - Credit
Gregory Goodman - Producer
Benjamin Cooley - Producer
John Davis - Producer
Brian Manis - Co-Producer
Cliff Lanning - Associate Producer
Jack Black - Executive Producer
Benjamin Cooley - Executive Producer

Production Companies - Credit
20th Century Fox - 20th Century Fox

Writer - Credit
Nick Stoller - Screenwriter
Jonathan Swift - Book Author
Nicholas Stoller - Screenwriter
Joe Stillman - Screenwriter

Production Credits - Credit
Jennifer Vecchiarello - First Assistant Editor
P.J. Burch - First Assistant Editor
Lee Tailor - Second Assistant Director
Ty Teiger - Properties Master
David Heinz - First Assistant Editor
Ben Lanning - Second Assistant Director
Frank Henson - Stunts Coordinator
Joan Bierman - Post Production Supervisor
Rob Burgess - Second Assistant Director

Art Department Credit
Gavin Bocquet - Production Designer
Robert Cowper - Art Director
Peter Russell - Supervising Art Director
Rod McLean - Art Director
Phillip Harvey - Art Director
Richard Roberts - Set Decorator

Casting - Credit
Jeanne McCarthy - Casting
Priscilla John - Casting

Film Camera - Credit
David Tattersall - Cinematographer
David Tattersall - Camera Operator
Peter J. Robertson - Camera Operator

Music - Credit
Dave Jordan - Musical Direction/Supervision
Henry Jackman - Composer (Music Score)

Production Management - Credit
Cliff Lanning - first Assistant Director
Gregory Goodman - Unit Production Manager
Annie Penn - Script Supervisor
Richard Hill - Location Manager
Nick Fulton - Location Manager
Janine Modder - Unit Production Manager
Finlay Pile - Location Manager
James Grant - Location Manager

Sound - Credit
Warren Hendriks - Sound/Sound Designer
Andy Nelson - Re-Recording Mixer
John A. Larsen - Supervising Sound Editor
Derek Vanderhorst - Supervising Sound Editor
Anna Behlmer - Re-Recording Mixer

Visual Effects - Credit
Ellen M. Somers - Visual Effects Producer
Ellen M. Somers - Visual Effects Supervisor
Ryan Chavez - Visual Effects Editor
Guy Williams - Visual Effects Supervisor
Weta Digital - Visual Effects
Scanline - Visual Effects
Pixel Playground - Visual Effects
[hy*drau"lx] - Visual Effects
Andrew Ryan Turner - Visual Effects Editor
Cari Thomas - Visual Effects Producer
Don Lee - Visual Effects Supervisor
Madhu Sudhanan - Visual Effects Supervisor
Geon Studios - Visual Effects
Dominic Tuohy - Special Effects Supervisor
Bryan Grill - Visual Effects Supervisor
Erik Liles - Visual Effects Supervisor

Wardrobe Hair Makeup - Credit
Sammy Sheldon - Costume Designer
Paul Mooney - Makeup
Roz Music - Makeup
Carmel Jackson - Makeup
Paul Gooch - Makeup
Christine Whitney - Makeup
Nana Fischer - Makeup
Nana Fischer - Hair Styles
Christine Whitney - Hair Styles
Frances Hannon - Department Head Makeup
Frances Hannon - Department Head Hair
Carmel Jackson - Hair Styles
Roz Music - Hair Styles
Paul Mooney - Hair Styles
Nicole Young - Costumes Supervisor

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How Do You Know

Director James L. Brooks returns to the helm for this ensemble comedy starring Reese Witherspoon, Jack Nicholson, Paul Rudd, and Owen Wilson, and centering on the story of a passionate athlete who finds herself romantically torn between a narcissistic baseball star and a straight-laced businessman.

Theatrical Release
12/17/2010

Director
James L. Brooks

Cast
Reese Witherspoon
Owen Wilson
Paul Rudd
Jack Nicholson

Producers - Credit
Paula Weinstein - Producer
Laurence Mark - Producer
James L. Brooks - Producer

Production Companies - Credit
Columbia Pictures - Columbia Pictures

Writer - Credit
James L. Brooks - Screenwriter

Production Management - Credit
John D. Schofield - Unit Production Manager

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True Grit

A 14-year-old girl joins an aging U.S. marshal (Jeff Bridges) and another lawman (Matt Damon) in tracking her father's killer into hostile Indian territory in Joel and Ethan Coen's adaptation of Charles Portis' original novel.
Sticking more closely to the source material than the 1969 feature adaptation starring Western icon John Wayne, the Coens' True Grit tells the story from the young girl's perspective, and re-teams the celebrated filmmaking duo with their No Country for Old Men screenwriting partner Scott Rudin. Josh Brolin co-stars.

Theatrical Release
12/22/2010

Director
Joel Coen
Ethan Coen

Cast
Jeff Bridges as Rooster Cogburn
Josh Brolin as Tom Chaney
Matt Damon as LaBoeuf
Hailee Steinfeld as Mattie Ross
Barry Pepper as Lucky Ned Pepper
Bruce Green as Harold Parmalee
Dakin Matthews as Colonel Stonehill
Elizabeth Marvel - 40-Year-Old Mattie
Domhnall Gleeson - Moon (The Kid)
Paul Rae - Emmett Quincy
Leon Russom - Sheriff
Jarleth Conroy - Undertaker
Roy Lee Jones - Yarnell
Ed Lee Corbin - Bear Man
Candyce Hinkle - Boarding House Landlady
Peter Leung as Mr. Lee
Don Pirl - Cole Younger
Joe Stevens - Cross-examining Lawyer
David Lipman - First Lawyer
Jake Walker - Judge Parker
Orlando Smart - Stableboy
Ty Mitchell - Ferryman
Nicholas Sadler - Repentant Condemned Man
Scott Sowers - Unrepentant Condemned Man
Jonathan Joss - Condemned Indian
Maggie Goodman - Woman at Hanging
Brandon Sanderson - Indian Youth at Bagby's
Ruben Nakai Campana - Indian Youth at Bagby's

Producers Credit
Ethan Coen Producer
Scott Rudin Producer
Joel Coen Producer
Steven Spielberg Executive Producer
Paul Schwake Executive Producer
Robert Graf Executive Producer
Megan Ellison Executive Producer
David Ellison Executive Producer

Production Companies Credit
Paramount Pictures Paramount Pictures

Writer Credit
Joel Coen Screenwriter
Ethan Coen Screenwriter
Charles Portis Book Author

Production Credits Credit
Catherine Farrell Post Production Supervisor
Mike Watson Stunts Coordinator
Bac Delorme Second Assistant Director

Accounting Credit
Cheryl Kurk Production Accountant
Art Department Credit
Jess Gonchor Production Designer
Nancy Haigh Set Decorator

Casting Credit
Ellen Chenoweth Casting
Rachel Tenner Additional Casting
Film Camera Credit
Roger Deakins Cinematographer
Roger Deakins Camera Operator

Music Credit
Carter Burwell Composer (Music Score)

Production Management Credit
Betsy Magruder first Assistant Director
Karen Ruth Getchell Production Supervisor
Robert Graf Unit Production Manager
Thomas Johnston Script Supervisor

Sound Credit
Peter Kurland Production Sound Mixer
Craig Berkey Re-Recording Mixer
Skip Lievsay Supervising Sound Editor
Skip Lievsay Re-Recording Mixer
Douglas Axtell Production Sound Mixer
Greg Orloff Re-Recording Mixer

Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Mary Zophres Costume Designer
Lori DeLapp Costumes Supervisor

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Little Fockers (2010)

A birthday party for the twins gives Greg an opportunity to redeem himself after he takes a job that raises the suspicions of his overbearing father-in-law, Jack (Robert De Niro), in this installment of the hit comedy series.

Greg (Ben Stiller) and Pam (Teri Polo) have been together for ten years, and now they're the proud parents of two adorable twins.
But money is tight, and in order to keep his family afloat, devoted nurse Greg takes a second job working for a drug company.

But that development doesn't sit well with Jack, whose previous suspicions regarding his hapless son-in-law soon come back in full force after learning of this development.
With the twins' birthday fast approaching, the proud parents invite the entire clan over to celebrate in style, including Kevin (Owen Wilson), who still carries a torch for his pretty ex Pam.

As the festivities get under way, Greg takes every opportunity available to prove to Jack that he's fully capable of providing for his family.
Now Greg has one last chance to prove that he's trustworthy.
Should he fail, the circle of trust will be broken for good.
Harvey Keitel, Laura Dern, and Jessica Alba co-star.


Theatrical Release
12/22/2010

Director
Paul Weitz

Cast
Robert De Niro as Jack Byrnes
Ben Stiller as Greg Focker
Owen Wilson as Kevin Rawley
Dustin Hoffman as Bernie Focker
Barbra Streisand as Roz Focker
Blythe Danner as Dina Byrnes
Teri Polo as Pam Focker
Jessica Alba as Andi Garcia
Laura Dern - Prudence
Kevin Hart - Nurse Louis
Daisy Tahan as Samantha Focker
Colin Baiocchi as Henry Focker
Tom McCarthy as Dr. Bob
Harvey Keitel as Randy Weir
Yul Vázquez as Junior
Jack Axelrod as Chappy
Clent Bowers as Mr. Androvsky
Olga Fonda as Svetlana
Laksh Singh as Dr. Patel
Trula M. Marcus - Stage Producer
Jake Keiffer - Rufus
Rob Huebel - Sleazy Doctor
John DiMaggio - EMT
Jordan Peele - EMT
Kelli Kirkland Powers - EMT
Robbie Tucker - EHS Tough Kid
Nick Kroll - Young Doctor
Sergio Calderon - Gustavo
Aaron Zachary Philips - Confused Child
David Pressman - Doctor
Hugh Dane - Doctor
Amy Stiller - Kristen
Richard Cutovsky - Newspaper Vendor
Trinity Warren - Climbing Kid
Samuel Schultz - Climbing Kid
Cade Rogers - Climbing Kid
Ava Rose Williams - Climbing Kid
Frankie M. Torres - Climbing Kid
Kyla Warren - Party Kid
Erin Haisan - Party Kid
Ryder Bucaro - Party Kid
Callder West Griffith - Party Kid
Lei'lah Star - Party Kid
David Williams - Party Kid
Randy Chuang - Monk
Joe Thamawat - Monk
Harry Bali - Sadu
Paul Herman - Caricature Artist
Leslie Garavito - Fire Pit Child
Cade Rogers - Bounce House Kid
Cort Rogers - Bounce House Kid
Troy Brown - Bounce House Kid
Erika Jensen - Party Parent
Robert Miano - Party Parent
Katharine Kramer - Party Parent
Roy Jones Jr. - Party Parent
Derek Ressallat - Party Parent
Vladimir Kubr - Ballpit Kid
Sereme-Ab Etmet Yohannes - Fire Walker
Nicole Pano - Art Teacher
Michael Naughton - Anatomy Professor
Celina Zambon - Carmencita
Shih Chou - Party Monk
Stan Egi - Man on Subway
Antonio Bolivar - Flamenco Dancer
Michelle Castillo - Flamenco Dancer
Theodore M. Crisell - Flamenco Dancer
Neisha Folkes - Flamenco Dancer
Jillana Laufer - Flamenco Dancer
Molly Rogers - Flamenco Dancer

Producers Credit
Jay Roach Producer
Robert De Niro Producer
Jane Rosenthal Producer
John Hamburg Producer
M. Jay Roach Producer
Meghan Lyvers Executive Producer
Ryan Kavanaugh Executive Producer
Nancy Tenenbaum Executive Producer
Andrew Miano Executive Producer
Daniel Lupi Executive Producer
Production Companies Credit
Universal Pictures Universal Pictures

Writer Credit
Larry Stuckey Screenwriter
John Hamburg Screenwriter
Production Credits Credit
Garrett Warren Stunts Coordinator
Paula Case Second Assistant Director
Art Department Credit
William Arnold Production Designer
Sue Chan Supervising Art Director
Thomas T. Taylor Art Director
Barbara Mesney Set Designer

Casting Credit
Joseph Middleton Casting

Film Camera Credit
Remi Adefarasin Cinematographer

Music Credit
Stephen Trask Composer (Music Score)

Production Management Credit
Gary Marcus first Assistant Director
Katterli A. Frauenfelder first Assistant Director
Angela Howard Production Manager
Daniel Lupi Unit Production Manager
Megan Tyra Production Coordinator
Gloria Cohen Production Coordinator
William W. Weiske III Production Supervisor

Visual Effects Credit
Michael Lantieri Special Effects Supervisor
Anthony Hays Visual Effects
Gary Nolin Visual Effects Producer
Todd Shifflett Visual Effects Supervisor

Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Molly Maginnis Costume Designer
Eden Coblenz Costumes Supervisor

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Inception (2010)

Warner Bros. presents the new film by The Dark Knight's Christopher Nolan, this one taking on a sci-fi psychological spin for the serious-minded action auteur, with Leonardo DiCaprio spearheading the cast. Emma Thomas serves as producer, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ken Watanabe, Marion Cotillard, Cillian Murphy, and Ellen Page rounding out the supporting roles.

Theatrical Release
7/16/2010

Director
Christopher Nolan

Cast
Leonardo DiCaprio as Cobb
Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Arthur
Ellen Page as Ariadne
Tom Hardy as Eames
Ken Watanabe as Saito
Dileep Rao as Yusuf
Cillian Murphy as Robert Fischer Jr
Tom Berenger as Browning
Marion Cotillard as Mal
Pete Postlethwaite as Maurice Fischer
Michael Caine as Miles
Lukas Haas as Nash
Tai-Li Lee as Tadashi
Claire Geare as Phillipa (3 years)
Magnus Nolan as James (20 months)
Taylor Geare as Phillipa (5 years)
Jonathan Geare as James (3 years)
Tohoru Masamune - Japanese Security Guard
Yuji Okumoto - Saito's Attendant
Earl Cameron - Elderly Bald Man
Ryan Hayward - Lawyer
Miranda Nolan - Flight Attendant
Russ Fega - Cab Driver
Tim Kelleher - Thin Man
Talulah Riley - Blonde
Nicolas Clerc - Bridge Con Sub
Coralie Dedykere - Bridge Con Sub
Silvie Laguna - Bridge Con Sub
Virgile Bramly - Bridge Con Sub
Jean-Michel Dagory - Bridge Con Sub
Helena Cullinan - Penrose Sub Con
Mark Fleischmann - Penrose Sub Con
Shelley Lang - Penrose Sub Con
Adam Cole -Bar Sub Con
Jack Murray - Bar Sub Con
Kraig Thornber - Bar Sub Con
Angela Nathenson - Bar Sub Con
Natasha Beaumont - Bar Sub Con
Marc Raducci - Lobby Sub Con
Carl Gilliard - Lobby Sub Con
Jill Maddrell - Lobby Sub Con
Alex Lombard - Lobby Sub Con
Nicole Pulliam - Lobby Sub Con
Peter Basham - Fischer's Jet Captain
Michael Gaston - Immigration Officer
Felix Scott - Businessman
Andrew Pleavin - Businessman
Lisa Reynolds - Private Nurse
Jason Tendell - Fischer's Driver
Jack Gilroy - Old Cobb
Shannon Welles - Old Mal

Producers
Producer
Christopher Nolan
Emma Thomas
Co-Producer
Jordan Goldberg
Executive Producer
Thomas Tull
Chris Brigham

Writer
Christopher Nolan Screenwriter

Production
Sy Hollands Stunts Coordinator
Brandon Lambdin Second Assistant Director
Scott Maginnis Properties Master
Brent Woolsey Stunts Coordinator
John Lee Additional Editing
Tom Struthers Stunts Coordinator
David E. Hall Post Production Supervisor

Art Department
Guy H. Dyas Production Designer
Luke Freeborn Art Director
Brad Ricker Supervising Art Director
Dean Wolcott Art Director
Larry Hubbs Set Designer
Mark Hitchler Set Designer
Greg Hooper Set Designer
Sam Page Set Designer
Bob Fechtman Set Designer
Larry Dias Set Decorator
Douglas Mowat Set Decorator
Josh Lusby Assistant Art Director
Gabriel Hardman Storyboard Artist
Scott Bobbitt Leadman
Eric Rood Set Dresser
Charlotte Raybourn Art Department Coordinator

Casting
John Papsidera Casting
Film Camera Credit
Wally Pfister Cinematographer
Hans Bjerno Aerial Photography
Cory Geryak chief Lighting Technician
Pete Romano Underwater Photography

Music
Hans Zimmer Composer (Music Score)
Production Management Credit
Nilo Otero first Assistant Director
Jan Foster Unit Production Manager
JJ Hook Location Scout
Steven R. Gehrke Script Supervisor
Elona Tsou Production Supervisor
Ilt Jones Location Manager

Sound
Richard King Sound/Sound Designer
Ed Novick Sound Mixer
Gary Rizzo Re-Recording Mixer
Richard King Supervising Sound Editor
Lora Hirschberg Re-Recording Mixer

Visual Effects
Matthew Plummer Visual Effects Producer
Paul Franklin Visual Effects Supervisor
Andrew Lockley Visual Effects Supervisor
Double Negative Ltd. Visual Effects
Scott R. Fisher Special Effects Coordinator
New Deal Studios Incorporated Visual Effects
William Eliscu Graphic Design
Mike Chambers Visual Effects Producer
Rob Hodgson Visual Effects Supervisor
Pete Bebb Visual Effects Supervisor
Chris Courbould Special Effects Supervisor

Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Jeffrey Kurland Costume Designer
Sian Grigg Makeup
Maggie E. Elliott Makeup
Terry Baliel Key Hairstylist
Kendall Errair Key Costumer
Jan Alexander Department Head Hair
Kathryn Blondell Hair Styles
Bob Morgan Costumes Supervisor
Sonny Merritt Key Costumer
Jay Wejebe Key Make-up

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Blue Vantine (2010)

Blue Valentine is a movie about two halves of a relationship: the first moment you fall in love with someone, and the realization that comes when everything is over and there's no chance of recovery.

Theatrical Release
12/31/2010

Director Credit
Derek Cianfrance Director

Cast
Ryan Gosling as Dean
Michelle Williams as Cindy
Mike Vogel as Bobby
John Doman
Faith Wladyka

Producers Credit
Alex Orlovsky Producer
Lynette Howell Producer
Jamie Patricof Producer
Carrie Fix Co-Producer

Production Companies Credit
Weinstein Co. Weinstein Co.

Writer Credit
Derek Cianfrance Screenwriter
Joey Curtis Screenwriter
Cami Delavigne Screenwriter

Art Department Credit
Inbal Weinberg Production Designer

Casting Credit
Cindy Tolan Casting

Film Camera Credit
Andrij Parekh Cinematographer

Music Credit
Joe Rudge Musical Direction/Supervision
Grizzly Bear Composer (Music Score)

Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Erin Benach Costume Designer

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Tron : Legacy 2010

The Master Control Program is booted back up in this revamped Tron continuation that sees the return of original star Jeff Bridges.
Original director and co-writer Steven Lisberger is onboard to produce the new film, written by Lost screenwriters Eddie Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, and directed by commercial director Joseph Kosinski.
Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde, and Beau Garrett headline the cast in the Walt Disney production.

Theatrical Release
12/17/2010

Director Credit
Joseph Kosinski Director

Cast Credit
Garrett Hedlund as Sam Flynn
Jeff Bridges as Kevin Flynn
Beau Garrett
Bruce Boxleitner as Alan Bradley/Tron
Olivia Wilde
Michael Sheen
James Frain

Producers Credit
Steven Lisberger Producer
Sean Bailey Producer
Jeffrey Silver Producer
Donald Kushner Executive Producer

Production Companies Credit
Walt Disney Pictures Walt Disney Pictures

Writer Credit
Eddie Kitsis Screenwriter
Adam Horowitz Screenwriter
Steven Lisberger Screenwriter

Music Credit
Daft Punk Composer (Music Score)

Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Michael Wilkinson Costume Designer

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The Fighter

Mark Wahlberg stars in Paramount Pictures' inspirational docudrama exploring the remarkable rise of Massachusetts-born lightweight title-winner "Irish" Micky Ward. A determined pugilist whose career in the ring was shepherded by his loyal half-brother, Dicky -- a hard-living boxer-turned-trainer whose own career in the ring was nearly sent down for the count due to drugs and crime -- perennial underdog Irish Micky rebounded from a disheartening series of defeats to win both the WBU Intercontinental Lightweight title and the WBU Light Welterweight title thanks to a fierce combination of determination and hard work. Darren Aronofsky directs from a script by 8 Mile's Scott Silver and Paul Attanasio (The Bourne Ultimatum).

Theatrical Release
12/10/2010

Director
David O. Russell

Cast
Mark Wahlberg as Micky Ward
Christian Bale as Dicky Eklund
Amy Adams as Charlene
Melissa Leo ascAlice

Producers

Producer
Ryan Kavanaugh
Todd Lieberman
Dorothy Aufiero
David Hoberman
Mark Wahlberg
Paul Tamasy

Co-Producer
Jeff G. Waxman
Ken Halsband

Executive Producer
Darren Aronofsky
Tucker Tooley
Leslie Varrelman
Eric Johnson
Keith Dorrington

Production Companies
Paramount Pictures
Relativity Media

Distribution Companies
Relativity Media
Mandeville Films

Writer
Keith Dorrington Screen Story
Eric Johnson Screenwriter
Eric Johnson Screen Story
Paul Attanasio Screenwriter
Paul Tamasy Screen Story
Scott Silver Screenwriter

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Black Swan

Darren Aronofsky follows up his indie hit The Wrestler with this supernatural drama focusing on a feud between two ballerinas (Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis), in which one may be a figment of the other's imagination. Winona Ryder, Barbara Hershey, and Vincent Cassel co-star.

Theatrical Release
12/3/2010

Director
Darren Aronofsky

Cast
Natalie Portman as Nina Sayers/ The Swan Queen
Mila Kunis as Lily/The Black Swan
Vincent Cassel as Thomas Leroy/ The Gentleman
Barbara Hershey as Erica Sayers/The Queen
Winona Ryder as Beth MacIntyre/ The Dying Swan
Benjamin Millepied as David/The Prince

Producers

Producer
Brian Oliver
Scott Franklin
Mike Medavoy
Arnie Messer

Executive Producer
David Thwaites
Brad Fischer

Production Companies
Fox Searchlight

Distribution Companies
Phoenix Pictures

Writer
Mark Heyman Screenwriter
John McLaughlin Screenwriter
Andres Heinz Screenwriter
Andres Heinz Screen Story

Art Department
Therese DePrez Production Designer
David Stein Art Director
Film Camera Credit
Matthew J. Libatique Cinematographer

Music
Clint Mansell Composer (Music Score)
Jim Black Musical Direction/Supervision
Gabe Hilfer Musical Direction/Supervision

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Dan Schrecker Visual Effects Supervisor
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Amy Westcott Costume Designer

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The Warrior's Way

Kate Bosworth, Geoffrey Rush, Danny Huston, and Jang Dong-gun star in this visually inventive hybrid martial arts Western tracing the adventures of an Asian assassin who must fight for his life while hiding out in the Wild West.

Theatrical Release
12/3/2010

Director
Sngmoo Lee

Cast
Jang Dong-gun
Kate Bosworth
Danny Huston
Geoffrey Rush
Tony Cox

Producers

Producer
Michael Peyser
Jooick Lee
Barrie M. Osborne

Production Companies
Rogue Pictures

Writer
Sngmoo Lee Screenwriter

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The Tourist

American tourist Frank (Johnny Depp) meets a mysterious beauty who drags him into a dangerous world of intrigue and espionage while traveling through Europe in director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's paranoid thriller. When Frank met Elise (Angelina Jolie) on the train, he thought it was a chance encounter. Little did Frank realize it was all part of a much bigger plan, one that would soon find him dodging bullets through both the historic streets of Paris and the winding canals of Venice. Now, the faster Frank and Elise run, the more intense their romance grows.

Theatrical Release
12/10/2010

Director
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck

Cast
Angelina Jolie
Johnny Depp
Paul Bettany
Rufus Sewell
Timothy Dalton
Steven Berkoff

Producers

Producer
Jonathan Glickman
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Gary Barber

Distribution Companies
Canal Plus
Spyglass Entertainment

Writer
Christopher McQuarrie Screenwriter
Julian Fellowes Screenwriter

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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)

Upon returning to Narnia to join Prince Caspian for a voyage on the majestic royal vessel known as The Dawn Treader, Lucy, Edmund, and their cousin Eustace encounter merfolk, dragons, dwarves, and a wandering band of lost warriors. As the edge of the world draws near, their remarkable adventure at sea sails toward an exciting, yet uncertain, conclusion.

Theatrical Release
12/10/2010

Director
Michael Apted

Cast
Ben Barnes as Prince Caspian
Georgie Henley as Lucy
Skandar Keynes as Edmond
Will Poulter as Eustace Clarence Scrubb

Producers
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Producer
Mark Johnson
Andrew Adamson

Production Companies
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Distribution Companies
Walt Disney Pictures

Writer
C.S. Lewis Book Author

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Love and other Drugs

Handsome and charming pharmaceutical rep Jamie (Jake Gyllenhaal) falls head over heels for radiant free spirit Maggie (Anne Hathaway), and together the two people who never thought they would fall in love discover that their intense chemistry is more powerful than any drug on the market.


Theatrical Release
11/24/2010

Director
Edward Zwick

Cast
Jake Gyllenhaal as Jamie Randall
Anne Hathaway as Maggie Murdock
Oliver Platt as Bruce Winston
Hank Azaria as Dr. Stan Knight
Ray Godshall, Sr. as Friendly Senior
Josh Gad as Josh Randall
Gabriel Macht as Trey Hannigan
Judy Greer as Cindy
George Segal as Dr. James Randall
Jill Clayburgh as Nancy Randall
Kate Jennings Grant as Gina
Katheryn Winnick as "Lisa"
Kimberly Scott as Gail
Peter Friedman - California Man
Nikki DeLoach as Christy
Natalie Gold as Dr. Helen Randall
Megan Ferguson as Farrah
Michael Benjamin Washington as Richard
Bingo O'Malley as Sam
Dorothy Silver as Sophie
Lucy Roucis - Un-Convention Parksinson's Speaker
Joan Augustin as Joan
Michael Chernus as Jerry
Kate Easton as Amber
Michael Buffer - Pfizer Convention MC
Maite Schwartz as Texas
Maximilian Osinski as Ned
Ian Harding - Pfizer Trainee #1
Josh Breslow - Pfizer Trainee #2
Ian Novick - Pfizer Trainee #3
Tess Soltau - Pfizer Trainee #4
Constance Brenneman - Pfizer Trainee #5
Nicole Thomas - Pfizer Trainee #6
Jasper Soffer - Pfizer Trainee #7
Kwame Rakes - Doctor in Parking Lot
Scott Cohen as Ted Goldstein
Sharon Wilkins - La Boheme Receptionist
Brian Hutchison - Homeless Man
Dana Dancho - Smiling Receptionist
Lisa Ann Goldsmith as Nurse Janice
Rick Applegate - Viagra Doctor
Jean Zarzour - Viagra Sample Nurse
Harry O'Toole - Man With Walker
Jennifer Delaeo - Viagra Receptionist
Deidre Goodwin - Viagra Nurse #1
Geneva Carr - Viagra Nurse #2
Vanessa Aspillaga - Viagra Nurse #3
Patricia Cray - Kindly-Looking Woman
Frank Cantanzano - Himself
Brian E. Jay - Himself
Frank Ferraro - Himself
Judy Pergl - Herself
K - Herself
Kristin Spatafore - Convention Girl #1
Larissa S. Emanuele - Convention Girl #2
Loretta Higgins - PET Scan Doctor
Kimberly M. Rizzo - Front Desk Receptionist
Jason Bernard - Quack Doctor
Nicole Perrone - Determined Receptionist
Jo Newman as Bree
Christina Fandino as Khae
Teri Clark Linden - ER Receptionist
Kevin McClatchy as Justin

Producers

Producer
Charles Randolph
Pieter Jan Brugge
Marshall Herskovitz
Scott Stuber
Edward Zwick

Associate Producer
Darin John Rivetti
Troy Putney

Executive Producer
Margaret Riley
Arnon Milchan

Production Companies

20th Century Fox
Fox 2000 Pictures
Regency Enterprises

Distribution Companies
New Regency Pictures

Writer
Charles Randolph Screenwriter
Edward Zwick Screenwriter
Marshall Herskovitz Screenwriter
Jamie Reidy Book Author

Production Credits
Francesco Tignini Second Assistant Director
Todd Zongker First Assistant Editor
Tim Wiles Properties Master
Stephen Pope Stunts Coordinator
G.A. Aguilar Stunts Coordinator

Art Department
Patti Podesta Production Designer
Gary Kosko Art Director
Meg Everist Set Decorator
Troy Borisy Leadman

Casting
Victoria Thomas

Choreography
Daniel Ezralow

Film Camera
Steven Fierberg Cinematographer

Music
Randall Poster Musical Direction/Supervision
James Newton Howard Composer (Music Score)
Vonda Shepard Musical Performer
Jay Richardson Music Editor

Production Management
Darin John Rivetti first Assistant Director
John V Latenser Location Manager
Rebecca Robertson-Szwaja Script Supervisor
Julie Anderson Production Supervisor
Shawn Boyacheck Location Manager
Pieter Jan Brugge Unit Production Manager
Robb Earnest Production Supervisor

Sound
Warren Hendriks Sound Effects Editor
John A. Larsen Supervising Sound Editor

Visual Effects
Martin T. Charles Graphic Design
Moving Target Visual Effects
Alan Munro Visual Effects Supervisor
Ray Bivins Special Effects Coordinator
Larry Bivins Special Effects Foreman
Joe Goins Special Effects Technician
Raymond M. Tasillo Special Effects Technician
Joseph McDonald Special Effects Technician
Ralph Pivirotto Special Effects Technician
Brian Jochum Visual Effects Producer

Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Deborah L. Scott Costume Designer
Peter King Makeup
Scott R. Hankins Key Costumer
Jerry Popolis Department Head Hair
Elaine Offers Department Head Makeup
Rachel Kick Additional Make Up
Beth Koenigsberg Key Costumer
Karen Lovell Hair Styles
Nancy Keslar Hair Styles
Darcie Buterbaugh Key Costumer
Cheryl Daniels Key Hairstylist
Linda Williams Hair Styles
Alan Dangerio Hair Styles
Amy Arnold Costumes Supervisor
Jeanie Baker Key Costumer
Vivian Baker Key Make-up

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Burlesque

Christina Aguilera makes her dramatic feature debut as Ali, a small-town singer who takes her shot at stardom performing at a neo-burlesque nightclub in Los Angeles. When charismatic Ali catches the eye of a wealthy businessman (Eric Dane), he makes a bid for the club while trying to charm the talented young performer straight into his arms. Cher, Alan Cumming, Stanley Tucci, and Cam Gigandet round out the ensemble cast. Steve Antin directs a script penned by Susannah Grant.

Theatrical Release
11/24/2010

Director
Steve Antin

Cast
Cher as Tess
Christina Aguilera as Ali
Eric Dane as Marcus
Cam Gigandet as Jack
Julianne Hough as Georgia
Alan Cumming as Alexis
Peter Gallagher as Vince
Kristen Bell as Nikki
Stanley Tucci as Sean
Dianna Agron as Natalie
Glynn Turman as Harold Saint
David Walton as Mark the DJ
Terrence Jenkins as Dave
Chelsea Traille as Coco
Tanee McCall as Scarlett
Tyne Stecklein as Jesse
Paula Van Oppen as Anna
Isabella Hoffman as Loretta
James Brolin as Mr. Anderson
Stephen Lee as Dwight
Denise Faye as Preacher
Baldeep Singh as Ali's Hotel Manager
Michael Landes as Greg
Wendy Benson as Marla
Tisha French as Loft Assistant
Katerina Mikailenko as Brittany
Jay Luchs as Party Guest at Marcus' House
Katelynn Tilley as Ditsy Waitress
Gwen van Dam - Curler Woman at Grundy's Bus Stop
Catherine Natale - Curler Woman's Friend
Jonathan Trent - Damon/Bumper Band Member
Blair Redford - James/Bumper Band Member

Producers

Producer
Donald De Line
Associate Producer
Bojan Bazelli
Geoffrey Hansen

Executive Producer
Risa Shapiro
Dana Belcastro
Stacy Kolker Cramer

Production Companies
Screen Gems

Writer
Steve Antin Screenwriter
Production Credits Credit
Troy M. Gilbert Stunts Coordinator
Chad Randall Stunts Coordinator
Ellen Freund Properties Master
Rosemary Cremona Second Assistant Director

Art Department
Jon Gary Steele Production Designer
Chris Cornwell Art Director
Patte Strong-Lord Set Designer
Jim Tocci Set Designer
Dena Roth Set Decorator
John Naehrlich Leadman

Casting
John Papsidera Casting

Choreography
Joey Pizzi Choreography
Denise Faye Choreography

Film Camera
Bojan Bazelli Cinematographer

Music
Christophe Beck Composer (Music Score)
Buck Damon Musical Direction/Supervision
Christina Aguilera Executive Music Producer

Production Management
Geoffrey Hansen first Assistant Director
Kate Kelly Production Coordinator
Brian O'Neill Location Manager
Douglas Dresser Location Manager
Buddy Enright Unit Production Manager
Wilma Garscadden-Gahret Script Supervisor

Sound
Chris Carpenter Re-Recording Mixer
Andy Koyama Re-Recording Mixer
Bernard Weiser Sound Effects Editor
Bill W. Benton Re-Recording Mixer
Richard E. Yawn Supervising Sound Editor

Visual Effects
Jeff Wischnack Special Effects Coordinator
Tom Frazier Special Effects Supervisor
Rocco Passionino Visual Effects Supervisor
Richard Helmer Special Effects Coordinator
Raul Bolognini Visual Effects Producer
Zoic Studios Visual Effects
John Frazier Special Effects Supervisor

Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Michael Kaplan Costume Designer
Stacy Caballero Assistant Costume Designer
Jo Kissack Folsom Key Costumer
Rose Marie C. Cappelluti Costume/Wardrobe
Maria Sevenella Radaelli Hair Styles
Frida Aradottir Hair Styles
Barbara Cantu Hair Styles
Vickie Mynes Hair Styles
Jasmine Kimble Hair Styles
Mitzi Haralson Costume/Wardrobe
Lynda Foote Costumes Supervisor
Martin Samuel Department Head Hair
Natasha Allegro Hair Styles
Cindy Williams Department Head Makeup
Amy Schmiederer Key Make-up
William A. Campbell Key Costumer

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Harry Potter News

'Harry Potter' Vs. 'Twilight': Weighing In On The Debate

If you caught our "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" premiere live stream last week then you've already been introduced to the fact that I am a pretty huge "Harry Potter" fan. I've been reading these books since I was 11 years old and seen each film the weekend it's been released since "Sorcerer's Stone" first hit theaters.

That being said, I've also kept up to date on the "Twilight" franchise, though I didn't get into the books until after "Eclipse" was released. I thought "Breaking Dawn" was a pretty big letdown (so sue me, I thought Edward was going to reclaim his "soul" and return to his human form, allowing him and Bella to live happily ever after without her being changed to a vampire), and I haven't been in love with the movies. So while my "Twilight" knowledge ranks up there with the best of them, I wouldn't say I'm the series' biggest fan.


see article at Mtv Movies Blog

'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2': What Scene Should Open The Film?

Hopefully you were one of millions who saw "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1" at least once over the weekend because now that it's been open to the general public for three days, we're definitely ready to talk about "Part 2." For those of you who haven't seen "Part 1" yet, what are you doing reading this? Get your little patootie to your nearest theater for the next two and half hours and then come back and talk with us.
see article at Mtv Movies Blog



What Did You Think Of 'Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows - Part 1'? [Poll]

When it comes to opening-weekend box-off magic, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1" is the unequivocal champ of the boy-wizard franchise. After snagging $24 from midnight screenings, the flick went on to rack up $61 million on Friday alone en route to a $125.1 million weekend, by far the largest opening frame for a "Potter" film to date (the previous mark was set by 2005's "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," which netted $102.7 million in its first three days) and the sixth biggest opening weekend for any movie ever.
see article at Mtv Movies Blog

'Harry Potter' Refresher: Inside 'Half-Blood Prince'

Each day this week we've been providing recaps of the previous "Harry Potter" movies -- consider them a kind of affectionate Cliff's Notes and a much-need refresher -- to prepare for today: the release (!!!) of "Deathly Hallows: Part 1." We've already covered "Sorcerer's Stone," "Chamber of Secrets," "Prisoner of Azkaban," "Goblet of Fire" and "Order of the Phoenix," so today we're focusing on the sixth film in the "Harry Potter" series, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince."
see article at Mtv Movies Blog


The 'Harry Potter' Films' 10 Best Moments So Far: 'Sorcerer's Stone' Through 'Half-Blood Prince'

The end is upon us, Potterheads: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" is officially in theaters. I'm getting goose bumps just thinking about seeing it (again)! It's been almost 10 years since we joined our favorite boy wizard for his first trip on the Hogwarts Express, and Harry sure has faced some obstacles along the way. Six films later, we're almost at the end (sniff, lone tear forming in corner of eye, sniff). And so, in honor of this decade-long franchise, here is a list of the 10 most memorable moments from the "Harry Potter" films thus far, in chronological order and not including "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" and "Part 2."
see article at Mtv Movies Blog

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Little Girl Blue

Swiss helmer Anna Luif's gently observant, teen-oriented romantic seriocomedy Little Girl Blue transpires in a middle-class community in Switzerland, where the first stirrings of romantic affection blossom between two idiosyncratic adolescents.

Muriel Newkom is 13-year-old Sandra, a newcomer in her suburb, whose parents' marriage is gradually beginning to wear thin.
She spends long afternoons on her bicycle, riding around the housing development, and it is on one of those treks that she happens upon the wallet of local boy Mike (Andreas Eberle) - a handsome classmate from her school.

No stranger to familial dysfunction himself, Mike struggles with an alienated and confused mother, Kathrin (Sabine Berg), still reeling from the unexpected death of her daughter.
Sandra and Mike instantly develop a strong rapport and begin to fall for one another, but Sandra faces romantic rivalry from the class prima donna, Nadja (Marina Guerrini) who also fancies the boy's affections.

Moreover, an unforeseen complication develops when Mike's mother and Sandra's father not only begin an affair, but turn up together in a car - little knowing that the kids are hiding in the back seat - and Sandra neglects to tell Mike that the lover in question is her father.
Luif co-scripted this film with Micha Lewinsky; it gains a historic footnote as one of the first mainstream Swiss features shot on high-definition video.

Director
Alice Nellis

Cast
Iva Bittova
Karel Roden
Ivan Franek
Miloslav Koenig
Martha Issova
Anna Siskova
Sabina Remundova
Igor Chmela

Producers

Producer
Jan Sverák

Co-Producer
Radim Janes
Martin Sulik
Jaroslav Kucera
Pavel Rejholec

Writer
Alice Nellis Screenwriter

Art Department
Petr Fort Production Designer

Choreography
Klara Lidova Choreography
Jurij Kolva Choreography

Film Camera
Ramunas Greicius Cinematographer

Music
Buty Composer (Music Score)

Sound
Marek Hart Sound/Sound Designer
Viktor Ekrt Sound/Sound Designer
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Katrina Holla Costume Designer

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Fair Game

The Valerie Plame scandal is brought to the screen with this docudrama entailing the outing of a CIA-agent during the George W. Bush presidency. Doug Liman directs, with Naomi Watts stepping into the lead role.







Theatrical Release
11/5/2010

Director Credit
Doug Liman Director

Cast Credit
Naomi Watts as Valerie Plame Wilson
Sean Penn as Joe Wilson
Bruce McGill as Jim Pavitt
Michael Kelly as Jack
Michael Kelly as Jack
Ty Burrell as Fred
Noah Emmerich as Bill
David Andrews as Scooter Libby
Sam Shepard as Sam Plame
Tim Griffin as Paul
Jessica Hecht as Sue
Khaled Nabawy as Hammad
Liraz Charhi as Dr. Zahraa
Ashley Gerasimovich as Samantha Wilson
Quinn Broggy as Trevor Wilson
Tom McCarthy as Jeff
Norbert Leo Butz as Steve
Rebecca Rigg as Lisa
Brooke Smith as Diana
Kristoffer Winters as Joe Turner
Kristoffer Ryan Winters as Joe Turner
Anand Tiwari as Hafiz
Mohamed Abdel Fattah as Professor Badawi
Rashmi Rao as Kim
Sunil Malhotra as Ali
Jenny Maguire as Beth
David Warshofsky as Pete
Geoffrey Cantor as Ari Fleischer
Adam Le Fevre as Karl Rove
Brian McCormack as Steven Hadley
James Rutledge as Andrew Card
Tricia Munford as Cathie Martin
Michael Goodwin as David Addington
Nasser as Mr. Tabir
Polly Holliday as Diane Plame
Chet Grissom - Director of CIA Operations
Sonya Davison - Chanel Suit
Vanessa Chong - Tabir Secretary #1
Stephanie Chai - Tabir Secretary #2
Nicholas Sadler - CIA Tour Leader
Iris Bahr - CPD Agent
Ghazil - Minister of Mines - Niger40
Louis Ozawa Changchien - Nervous Analyst #1
Remy Auberjonois - Nervous Analyst #2
Sean Mahon - CIA Analyst #1
David Denman - Nervous Dave
Kevin Makely - Jordan Officer #1
Mousa Al Satari - Mukhabarat Officer
Maysa Abdel Sattar - Hammad's Wife
Rafat Basel - Hammad's Son
Judith Resnick - B.U. Professor
Ben Mac Brown - B.U. Student #1
Satya Bhabha - B.U. Student #2
Nabil Koni - Iraqi Scientist #1
Mohammad Al Sawalga - Iraqi Scientist #2
David Iklu - Journalist #1
Deidre Goodwin - Journalist #2
Donna Placido - Journalist #3
James Joseph O'Neil - Internal Security Officer
Danni Lang - Supporter #1
Jane Lee - Supporter #2
James Moy - Field Reporter #1
Judy Maier - Field Reporter #2
Kola Ogundrian - Businessman #1
Byron Utley - Businessman #2
Anastasia Barzee - Right Wing Reporter
Sanousi Sesay - DC Cab Driver

Producers

Producer
Jerry Zucker
Akiva Goldsman
Janet Zucker
William Pohlad
Jez Butterworth

Co-Producer
Kim Winther
Avram Ludwig
David Sigal

Associate Producer
Gerry Robert Byrne
Sean Gesell

Executive Producer
David Bartis
Kerry Foster

Executive Producer
Mari Jo Winkler-Ioffreda
Jeff Skoll
Mohammed Khalaf

Production Companies
Summit Entertainment

Distribution Companies
Hypnotic

Writer
Book Author
Valerie Plame Wilson
Joseph C. Wilson

Screenwriter
Jez Butterworth
John-Henry Butterworth

Production Credits

Stunts Coordinator
G.A. Aguilar

Second Assistant Director
Eric Yellin

Post Production Supervisor
Gerry Robert Byrne

Stunts Coordinator
George Aguilar
Pete Bucosi

Second Assistant Director
Marc Garland

Art Department
Jess Gonchor Production Designer
Kevin Bird Art Director
Sara Parks Set Decorator
Scott Gagnon Leadman

Casting
Joseph Middleton

Film Camera
Doug Liman Cinematographer
Robby Baumgartner Second Unit Director Of Photography

Music
Julianne Jordan Musical Direction/Supervision
John Powell Composer (Music Score)
Julianne Kelley Musical Direction/Supervision

Production Management
Kim Winther first Assistant Director
Mari Jo Winkler-Ioffreda Unit Production Manager
Claire Cowperthwaite Script Supervisor
Kip Myers Location Manager
Leda Nornang Production Coordinator
David Bausch Production Supervisor

Sound
Drew Kunin Sound Mixer

Visual Effects
K/FX Special Effects
Steve Kirshoff Special Effects Coordinator
Michael Bird Special Effects Supervisor
DIVE Visual Effects
Space Monkey Visual Effects
Joseph DiValerio Visual Effects Supervisor

Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Cindy Evans Costume Designer
Donald A. Kozma Makeup
Ryan Trygstad Department Head Hair
Amy Pickering Costumes Supervisor
Michael Bigger Department Head Makeup
Marilyn Carbone Department Head Makeup
Amanda Miller Key Hairstylist
Laura Sewrey Assistant Costume Designer

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The Next Three Days

Russell Crowe teams up with Academy Award-winning writer/director Paul Haggis (Crash) and co-star Elizabeth Banks for this Lionsgate thriller concerning a man willing to break his wife out of prison in order to get her out of a murder conviction. Liam Neeson heads up the supporting cast, which includes Brian Dennehy, Olivia Wilde, and RZA.


Theatrical Release
11/19/2010

Director
Paul Haggis

Cast

Russell Crowe as John Brennan
Elizabeth Banks as Lara Brennan
Liam Neeson
Brian Dennehy
Olivia Wilde
Lennie James
Aisha Hinds
Daniel Stern
RZA

Producers
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Producer
Marc Missonnier
Olivier Delbosc
Michael Nozik
Paul Haggis

Writer
Paul Haggis Screenwriter

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Tangled

The classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale gets a lavish CG makeover as directors Glen Keane and Dean Wellins team to tell the tale of a fair-haired beauty with long-flowing locks, a gallant hero with a heart of gold, and the evil witch who plots to keep these lovelorn innocents apart.

Theatrical Release
11/24/2010

Director

Nathan Greno
Byron Howard

Cast Credit

Mandy Moore as Rapunzel
Zachary Levi as Flynn Rider
M.C. Gainey
Brad Garrett
Ron Perlman
Jeffrey Tambor
Donna Murphy
Paul F. Tompkins

Producers

Roy Conli Producer

Production Companies
Walt Disney Pictures

Writer

Dan Fogelman Screenwriter

Music

Alan Menken Composer (Music Score)
Glenn Slater Lyricist

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Faster (2010)

An ex-convict seeks revenge for his brother's death in this action-packed revenge thriller starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Ten years ago, Driver (Johnson) was part of a bank heist gone horribly awry. In the chaos of the botched robbery, his brother wound up dead. Now Driver is a free man, and he's determined to punish the men who killed his brother.

But settling the score won't be easy, because despite being just a few days shy of retirement, a veteran cop (Billy Bob Thornton) isn't about to let a massacre take place on his watch, and a hotshot hitman (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) has Driver locked in his sights.

Unfortunately for Driver, the closer he gets to his targets, the more he puts himself at risk.
Later, just as Driver starts to think he's gotten everyone on his list, he discovers that one name seems to be missing.
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Theatrical Release
11/24/2010

Director
George Tillman, Jr.

Cast

Dwayne Johnson as Driver
Billy Bob Thornton
Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Killer
Carla Gugino
Moon Bloodgood
Maggie Grace
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje

Producers

Producer
Martin Shafer
Robert Teitel
Liz Glotzer
Joe Gayton

Executive Producer
Joe Gayton
Dara Weintraub

Distribution Companies
Castle Rock Entertainment

Writer

Joe Gayton Screenwriter
Tony Gayton Screenwriter

Art Department
David S. Lazan Production Designer

Casting
Sarah Halley Finn

Film Camera

Michael Grady Cinematographer
Music Credit
Clint Mansell Composer (Music Score)

Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Salvador Perez Costume Designer

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Actresses For Batman 3

EXCLUSIVE: Chris Nolan is lining up actresses he'll meet for two female lead roles in The Dark Knight Rises, the third installment of the Batfranchise which Warner Bros has dated release on July 20, 2012. I'm told one of the roles is a love interest for Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne, and the other is a villain.

The actresses are: Rachel Weisz, Naomi Watts, Blake Lively, Natalie Portman, Anne Hathaway and Keira Knightley. Nolan is keeping the roles under wraps, just the way that he did when he drafted his Inception star Tom Hardy to come aboard to likely play a villain.
Deadline broke that story October 13. I'm still not sure what the role is and I believe Hardy took the job without knowing or reading a script that's still being tweaked.

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2010

This belated sequel to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) is directed by Peter Hyams.
Roy Scheider plays the astronaut/skipper of a U.S.-Soviet space mission, sent to find out what happened to the missing Discovery flight that carried Keir Dullea into the beyond in the original 2001.

Scheider's polyglot crew includes Americans John Lithgow and Bob Balaban (the latter a computer whiz, responsible for the notorious HAL 9000) and Russians Helen Mirren, Elya Baskin and Natasha Schneider.
The reason for this international mixture is that the world is on the brink of nuclear war, and it is hoped that the space mission will assure east-west solidarity (in this respect, 2010 dates far more than 2001, given the collapse of the Iron Curtain).

When the astronauts catch up with Dullea, still in orbit around Jupiter, producer/director/writer Hyams attempts to demystify the enigmatic climax of 2001. Arthur C. Clarke, author of the story upon which 2001 was based, appears in 2010 as a man on a park bench. Incidentally, the voice-over credited to Olga Mallsnerd is actually Candice Bergen.
(The name Mallsnerd is a play on the name of one of the characters created by her ventriloquist father Edgar.) ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Theatrical Release
1/1/2000

Director
Peter Hyams

Cast Credit
Roy Scheider as Heywood Floyd
Cheryl Carter - Nurse
John Lithgow as Walter Curnow
Natasha Schneider as Irina Yakunina
Helen Mirren as Tanya Kirbuk
Candice Bergen - SAL 9000
Robert Lesser as Dr. Hirsch
Bob Balaban as R. Chandra
Larry Carroll - Anchorman
Keir Dullea - Dave Bowman
Delana Michaels - Commercial Announcer
Douglas Rain - HAL 9000
Ron Recasner - Hospital Neurosurgeon
Madolyn Smith as Caroline Floyd
Dana Elcar as Dimitri Moisevitch
Taliesin Jaffe as Christopher Floyd
James McEachin as Victor Milson
Mary Jo Deschanel as Betty Fernandez
Elya Baskin as Maxim Brailovsky
Savely Kramarov as Vladimir Rudenko
Oleg Rudnick as Vasali Orlov
Vladimir Skomarovsky as Yuri Svetlanov
Victor Steinbach as Mikolai Ternovsky
Jan Triska as Alexander Kovalev
Herta Ware as Jessie Bowman
Arthur C. Clarke - Man on Park Bench
Penny as Perry

Producers

Peter Hyams Producer
Julia Phillips Producer
Neil Machlis Associate Producer
Jonathan A. Zimbert Associate Producer

Distribution Companies
MGM/United Artists

Writer
Arthur C. Clarke Book Author
Peter Hyams Screenwriter

Production Credits
M. James Arnett Stunts Coordinator

Art Department
Syd Mead Production Designer
Albert Brenner Production Designer
George Jenson Art Director
Rick Simpson Set Designer
William Ladd Skinner Set Designer

Casting
Penny Perry

Film Camera
Dave Stewart Cinematographer
Peter Hyams Cinematographer
Music Credit
Richard Strauss Featured Music
David Shire Composer (Music Score)

Physical Effects
M. James Arnett Stunts
Robert Harman Stunts
Jim Halty Stunts
Freddie Hice Stunts
Gary Morgan Stunts
John Meier Stunts
Mic Rodgers Stunts

Production Management
William S. Beasley first Assistant Director
Neil Machlis Unit Production Manager

Sound
Michael J. Kohut Sound/Sound Designer
Gene S. Cantamessa Sound Mixer
Richard L. Anderson Supervising Sound Editor
Warren Hamilton Sound Editor

Visual Effects
Mark Stetson Visual Effects
Richard Edlund Special Effects Supervisor
Henry Millar Special Effects Supervisor

Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Pat Norris Costume Designer
Michael Westmore Makeup

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127 Hours

Filmmaker Danny Boyle adapts the true-life story of Aron Ralston with this Fox Searchlight production detailing the hiker's harrowing quest for survival after losing an arm to a fallen rock and the grueling five-day ordeal that finally ended with his rescue.




Theatrical Release
11/5/2010

Director
Danny Boyle

Cast
James Franco as Aron Ralston
Amber Tamblyn as Megan
Kate Mara as Kristi
Clémence Poésy as Rana
Kate Burton - Aron's Mom
Lizzy Caplan as Sonja

Producers

Producer
Christian Colson
Danny Boyle
John Smithson

Executive Producer
Lisa Maria Falcone
François Ivernel
John Kelly
Bernard Bellew
Tessa Ross
Cameron Mccracken
John Kelly

Production Companies
Fox Searchlight

Writer
Aron Ralston Book Author
Danny Boyle Screenwriter
Simon Beaufoy Screenwriter

Art Department
Suttirat Anne Larlarb Production Designer

Film Camera
Enrique Chediak Cinematographer
Anthony Dod Mantle Cinematographer

Music
A.R. Rahman Composer (Music Score)

Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Suttirat Anne Larlarb Costume Designer

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Avatar

A paraplegic ex-marine war veteran is unwillingly sent to establish a human settlement on the distant planet of Pandora, only to find himself battling humankind alongside the planet's indigenous Na'vi race in this ambitious, digital 3-D sci-fi epic from Academy Award-winning Titanic director James Cameron.

The film, which marks Cameron's first dramatic feature since 1997's Titanic, will be shot on the proprietary FUSION digital 3-D cameras developed by Cameron in collaboration with Vince Pace, and will offer a groundbreaking mix of live-action dramatic performances and computer-generated effects.

Australian actor Sam Worthington stars as the reluctant human settler Jake Sully, with actress Zoe Saldana signing on to portray the local woman who enters into a romantic affair with the hero.
The revolutionary motion-capture system created for the film allows the facial expressions of actors to be captured as a virtual camera system enables them to see what their computer-generated counterparts will be seeing in the film, and Peter Jackson's Oscar-winning Weta Digital visual effects house has been hired to supervise Avatar's complex visual effects. Wes Studi, Sigourney Weaver, CCH Pounder, and Michelle Rodriguez round out the cast.

Theatrical Release
12/18/2009

Director
James Cameron

Cast
Sam Worthington as Jake Sully
Zoe Saldana as Neytiri
Sigourney Weaver as Grace
Stephen Lang as Col. Miles Quaritch
Michelle Rodriguez as Trudy Chacon
Giovanni Ribisi as Parker Selfridge
Joel David Moore as Norm Spellman
CCH Pounder as Moat
Wes Studi as Eytukan
Laz Alonso as Tsu'tey
Dileep Rao as Dr. Max Patel
Matt Gerald as Corporal Lyle Wainfleet
Sean Anthony Moran - Private Fike
Jason Whyte - Cryo Vault Med Tech
Scott Lawrence - Venture Star Crew Chief
Kelly Kilgour - Lock Up Trooper
James Pitt - Shuttle Pilot
Sean Patrick Murphy - Shuttle Co-Pilot
Peter Dillon - Shuttle Crew Chief
Kevin Dorman - Tractor Operator
Kelson Henderson - Dragon Gunship Pilot
David Van Horn - Dragon Gunship Gunner
Jacob Tomuri - Dragon Gunship Navigator
Michael Blain-Rozgay - Suit #1
Jon Curry - Suit #2
Peter Mensah - Horse Clan Leader
Julene Renee - Ambient Room Tech
Luke Hawker - Ambient Room Tech
Woody Schultz - Ambient Room Tech
Sonia Yee - Link Room Tech
Jahnel Curfman - Basketball Avatar
Ilram Choi - Basketball Avatar
Kyla Warren - Na'vi Child

Producers

Producer
James Cameron
Jon Landau

Co-Producer
Brooke Breton
Josh McLaglen

Associate Producer
Janace Tashjian

Executive Producer
Colin Wilson
Laeta Kalogridis

Production Companies
20th Century Fox

Writer
James Cameron Screenwriter

Production
Maria Battle Campbell Second Assistant Director
Andrew M. Siegel Properties Master
Richard Taylor Conceptual Design
Garrett Warren Stunts Coordinator

Art Department
Robert Stromberg Production Designer
Rick Carter Production Designer
Jill Cormack Art Director
Stefan Dechant Supervising Art Director
Kim Sinclair Supervising Art Director
Kevin Ishioka Supervising Art Director
Andrew Menzies Art Director
Sean Haworth Art Director
Todd Cherniawsky Supervising Art Director
Simon Bright Art Director
Nick Bassett Art Director
Rob Bavin Art Director
Andy McLaren Art Director
Luke Caska Set Designer
Karl J. Martin Set Designer
Richard Mays Set Designer
Scott Baker Set Designer
Andrew Chan Set Designer
Joseph Hiura Set Designer
Tex Kadonaga Set Designer
Tammi Lee Set Designer
Jonathan Dyer Set Designer
Michael Smale Set Designer
Andrew Reeder Set Designer
Scott Herbertson Set Designer
Paul Ozzimo Set Designer
Sam Page Set Designer
Darryl Longstaffe Set Designer
David Chow Set Designer
John Lott Set Designer
Robert Johnson Set Designer
Kim Sinclair Set Decorator

Casting
Margery Simkin Casting
Film Camera Credit
Mauro Fiore Cinematographer

Music
James Horner Composer (Music Score)

Production Management
Josh McLaglen first Assistant Director
Colin Wilson Unit Production Manager
Visual Effects Credit
Dan Lemmon Visual Effects Supervisor
[hy*drau"lx] Visual Effects
John Bruno Visual Effects Supervisor
Industrial Light & Magic Visual Effects
Hybride Technologies Visual Effects
Prime Focus Visual Effects
Stan Winston Studio Character Design
Framestore Visual Effects
Weta Digital Visual Effects
BUF Visual Effects
Richard Baneham Supervising Animator
Andrew R. Jones Supervising Animator
Stephen Rosenbaum Visual Effects Supervisor
Eric Saindon Visual Effects Supervisor
Steven Quale Visual Effects Supervisor
Joyce Cox Visual Effects Producer
Eileen Moran Visual Effects Producer
Joe Letteri Visual Effects Supervisor
Steve Ingram Special Effects Coordinator
Paul Kavanagh Supervising Animator
John Knoll Visual Effects Supervisor
Guy Williams Visual Effects Supervisor
Neville Page Creature Design

Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Deborah L. Scott Costume Designer
Mayes C. Rubeo Costume Designer
Georgia Lockhart-Adams Makeup
Angela Mooar Makeup
Frankie Karena Makeup
Michelle Barber Makeup
Michael Bigger Makeup
Linda de Vetta Makeup
Linda de Vetta Hair Styles
Rick Findlater Department Head Makeup
Rick Findlater Department Head Hair

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