Gnomeo and Juliet (2011)

The greatest love story ever told, starring...garden gnomes? In the upcoming “Gnomeo & Juliet,” Shakespeare's revered tale gets a comical, off-the-wall makeover.
Directed by Kelly Asbury (“Shrek 2”) and showcasing both classic and original songs by Elton John, the film features the voices of James McAvoy and Emily Blunt as Gnomeo and Juliet, who have as many obstacles to overcome as their quasi namesakes when they are caught up in a feud between neighbors.
But with plastic pink flamingos and thrilling lawnmower races in the mix, can this young couple find lasting happiness?
Two garden gnomes, Gnomeo (voice of James McAvoy) and Juliet (voice of Emily Blunt), try to avoid tragedy and find a happy ending to their star-crossed love affair when they are caught up in a feud between neighbors.

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Theatrical Release 2/11/2011

Director - Credit
Kelly Asbury - Director

Cast - Credit
James McAvoy - Gnomeo
Emily Blunt - Juliet
Michael Caine - Lord Redbrick
Dolly Parton - Dolly
Maggie Smith - Lady Bluebury
Jim Cummings - Featherstone
Stephen Merchant - Paris
Hulk Hogan - Terrafirmenator
Richard Wilson - Mr. Capulet
Ozzy Osbourne - Fawn
Jason Statham - Tybalt
Patrick Stewart - Bill Shakespeare
Julie Walters - Ms. Montague
Matt Lucas - Benny
Ashley Jensen - Nanette
Richard Wilson - Mr. Capulet

Producers - Credit
Steve Hamilton-Shaw - Producer
David Furnish - Producer
Baker Bloodworth - Producer
Elton John - Executive Producer

Production Companies - Credit
Touchstone Pictures - Touchstone Pictures

Writer - Credit
William Shakespeare - Play Author

Music - Credit
Chris P. Bacon - Composer (Music Score)
Elton John - Songwriter
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
Bernie Taupin - Lyricist

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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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