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SODERBERGH To Help Reinvent Film Distribution?
Steven Soderbergh has inked a deal with Mark Cuban and Todd Wagner's Co. 2929 Entertainment. The deal calls for six, high def video films from Soderbergh (produced and/or directed) that will be released on DVD, in theatres, and on the HDNet cable channel at the same time. Cuban and Wagner's company shares ownership of Landmark theatres and the HDNet cable channel.
29 Apr, 2005 - 6:56 AM
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Full List of TV PILOTS In Production Right Now!
The Hollywood Reporter has published a detailed article about the ugly herd of new TV pilots vying for a series deal in Hollywood at the moment. Excitingly, Fred Savage AND James "the Beek" Van Der Beek both have new sitcoms in development. Cross your fingers.
28 Apr, 2005 - 6:34 AM
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SEINFELD's Animated Bee Movie Gets Cast!
Variety reports the Dreamworks animated flick that Jerry Seinfeld co-wrote (tentively titled, the Bee Movie), has attracted a solid cast and will be released in 2007. The story centers on a Bee (Seinfeld) who decides to sue mankind for stealing all the honey. Zing!
28 Apr, 2005 - 6:20 AM
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More Footage From SUPERMAN Sydney Shoot
It doesn't really show you anything new, just Daily Planet stuff in downtown Sydney and then the same shots of Brandon Routh running into an alley as Clark Kent. More and more, all of these set videos and video diaries from Superman are making a small geeky star out of director Bryan Singer. He's the new Peter Jackson.
29 Apr, 2005 - 6:50 AM
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SIN CITY Getting Two Sequels?!
You heard it here last! Rumors are circling that Robert Rodriguez won't go into back-to-back production on two planned sequels to Sin City until next February. Joblo.com has the story.
28 Apr, 2005 - 6:30 AM
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Kevin Smith Gives Lucas, EPISODE III a HANDJOB!
 In an attempt to assure geeks who identify with "filmmaker" Kevin Smith that Episode III is totally gonna rock, Lucas invited the clam-digger wearing, friend of Jay Leno's to screen a digital "print" of Episode III. Smith has posted his "review" on his viewaskew site. (Clam)dig it.
27 Apr, 2005 - 7:45 PM
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IGN Filmforce is reporting that George Lucas is gearing up for his upcoming "Star Wars" TV series. At the top of the list: screenwriters to pen the 50 hours of scheduled story. Does the average fanboy have a chance to land the job? Not really, but here's the point: Lucas won't be writing the TV series. Not all of it at least. We'll take what we can get. 
