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Update : July 9th,1999

 

 NEWS

The World is Not Enough : According to Hollywood Reporter, the theme song for the 19th James Bond film will be done by Garbage.

Update : July 8th,1999

Elijah WoodLord Of The Rings : Elijah Wood has been selected to play in the lead role of Frodo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings based on J.R.R. Tolkien's internationally renowned fantasy novels. The director is Peter Jackson (Heavenly Creatures). The story tells the the saga of a desperate battle against evil -- a perilous quest to save humanity that falls upon the shoulder of Frodo, who has inherited a seemingly magic ring from his elderly cousin Bilbo. Shooting starts in October in New Zealand.

Final Scream 3 Casting : Final Scr3am casting is complete. Scream Trilogy website had announced that Scott Foley (Felicity) and Matt Keeslar (The Last Days of Disco, Mr. Magoo) have joined the project. Scott will play "a hip young music video director." And also Eliza Dushku (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Ethan Erickson (Jawbreaker) and Kate Hudson (200 Cigarettes) are the last ones to join. The shooting began yesterday.

Sommers on Mummy 2 : There had been rumors of a possible Mummy 2 shooting for the past weeks. In an interview, director of the original movie, Stephen Sommers revealed, "I would love to do a Mummy sequel because I want to work with these actors again. We’re thinking it’s one of those movies that was so fun to make and it felt like a serial all along because I had all these other ideas. I wanted to make a longer, bigger movie, but it still turned out perfect the way it was."Then, he added "It wouldn’t be until two or three years – it’s going to take a long time. They’re big movies and we would want to do it right. If we do a sequel, it has to be as good or better than the original. The studio is right behind us. We don’t want to crank out a lame ass sequel. We really want to do something great and take things to the whole next generation of special effects."

Update : July 7th,1999

Arnold SchwarzeneggerDoc Savage: The Man of Bronze : Arnold Schwarzenegger's next movie will be Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze for Warner Bros. and Universal Pictures. The movie will be produced and directed by Frank Darabont and Chuck Russell. Doc Savage is a millionaire philanthropist turned superman. Darabont and Russell are developing a completely new story for the movie, together with screenwriter David Leslie Johnson, based on a separate story by Johnson and Brett Hill. There’s no script yet, but Johnson and Hill did write an 80-page treatment.

Zorro The Sequel Information : Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio are currently writing the sequel to the Mask of Zorro. Elliott said "We wanted to do the sequel primarily because Zorro is such a great character. The rescuer, the outlaw who fights for justice, set in that specific time and place - Old California - with the combination of Western and swashbuckler elements." Elliott also revealed that some people behind the second film haven’t been completely enthusiastic about the ideas the two writers have come up with, but that producer Steven Spielberg liked them all.

Scream 3Scream 3 : The shooting begins today. After the rumors, Heather Graham stated that she won't star in the movie. By the way Claire Danes was apparently seen at a cast & crew meeting last Wednesda

Deciding Halloween 8: The Official Halloween movies website is inviting fans of the series to voice their opinions on what direction the producers should take with the series at this point. The site reports: "We're happy to announce that another Halloween sequel is currently in early development. This time out, the producers need your help. The Halloween film series is considering departing from the Michael Myers storyline for Halloween 8, much like Halloween III: Season of the Witch started the franchise in a different direction." You can tell your opinion by clicking here and filling out the form.

 Update : July 6th,1999

Will SmithSmuggler's Moon : Warner Bros has hired Bruce Feirstein (Tomorrow Never Dies) to write the action thriller Smuggler's Moon. Will Smith is the top candidate to star in the lead. The story is about a fighter pilot turned aircraft repo man. It was originally penned by Bill Jones, based on his experiences as a military jet fighter pilot and later as an international aircraft repossessor for U.S. banks.

Metalheads : Jay Roach, the director of the two Austin Power movies, is considering four new projects but it seems that the next movie he'll be directing is Metalheads. The script is written by Tedi Sarafian (Tank Girl) and is about about a pair of aliens trying to save Earth. However, their only knowledge of humankind comes from 1970s exploitation films. Roach has yet to read the Metalheads script.

Radio Loco : Mimi Leder (Deep Impact) has signed to direct Radio Loco. The movie centers on a man who is performing community service in an insane asylum. The man tries to improve the patients' mental state through a radio show. The producers are Mark Gordon and Gary Levinsohn (Saving Private Ryan) and it is reported that the movie will possibly be in the vein of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Todd Graff (The Beautician and the Beast) is writing the script based on a New York Times article.

Update : July 5th,1999

Weekend Box Office : Following is the final box office figures for the top ten movies.

FILM
TITLES
:
1. Wild Wild West
2. Big Daddy
3. Tarzan
4. South Park
5. General's Daughter
6. Austin Powers: TSWSM
7. Star Wars: Episode I
8. Summer of Sam
9. Notting Hill
10. An Ideal Husband
Weekend
Total
:
$27.8m
$20.5m
$13.4m
$11.3m
$9.7m
$9.5m
$8.9m
$5.8m
$3.6m
$2.7m
Current
Total
:
$41.1m
$84.2m
$105.1m
$19.6m
$63.1m
$168.7m
$368.8m
$5.8m
$96.3m
$4.7m

 Update : July 4th,1999

Jim CarreyMe, Myself and Irene : Videomaker Magazines' (www.videomaker.com) editor Larry Lemm sent this e-mail to us. The e-mail is about the latest Jim Carrey film Me, Myself and Irene. Here is the e-mail

I was poking around your site looking for news on the De Niro Film "15 Minutes" (the magazine I work for signed a release to have the magazine in "some De Niro movie where he plays a camcorder wielding detective"), and saw that you have a Jim Carrey section.

While I'm not much of a Jim Carrey fan, I am a fan of the band Phish. There was recently a big closing party for the cast and crew at Phish Guitar Player Trey Anastasio's barn, and Jim joined the band for a couple of songs.

Here is the setlist from http://www.phish.net/tour/#19990624 :

The 5th Ball - Summer Tour Rehearsal, with Jim Carrey 06/24/99 The Fifth Ball (a.k.a. Carreystock) - Trey's Barn - near Burlington, VT

I: Farmhouse, Moma Dance, Hey You*#, The Meatstick > Come Together*

II: Get Back on the Train, Windora Bug, Dirt, Twist > Jam, Bug, Saw It Again, Rock-A-William

* - with Jim Carrey on vocals

# - by Bachman Turner Overdrive

From Julia's post to rec.music.phish:

"Private show at Trey's barn - a mix between some Phish pholk, and the filming crew of Jim Carrey's newest movie, which is being filmed in Burlington. This is the same Jim Carrey that was in Truman Show, Ace Ventura, etc.. Mike, of course, had the grand idea of pulling together music and film, and everyone, film crew especially, had a great time." Thanks to Kevin Monty, as well as Julia Mordaunt for her post to rec.music.phish, Phillip Zerbo for confirmation, and "Margaret" for additional notes.

Larry Lemm

Associate Editor Videomaker Magazine www.videomaker.com <http://www.videomaker.com/>

The Vertical Limit : Bill Paxton and Nicholas Lea will star in The Vertical Limit which stars Chris O'Donnell in the lead. The film will be directed by Martin Campbell. Paxton is will portray a mountain-climbing billionaire whose inexperience collides with his arrogance while climbing treacherous K2. Lea (The X-Files) will play Tom, the leader of Paxton's group, which becomes trapped and must be rescued by O'Donnell. The film also stars Robin Tunney and Scott Glenn.

Update : July 3rd,1999

Mario PuzoMario Puzo Dies : Mario Puzo, the author of The Godfather, passed away from heart failure in his Long Island home at the age of 78. Puzo was born to Italian immigrants and grew up in the Hell's Kitchen section of Manhattan. His work was first published in men's magazines before his first novel, The Dark Arena, was released in 1955. In addition to his Academy Award-winning work on The Godfather series, Puzo wrote other prominent mafia tales including The Sicilian and The Last Don. We'll miss him.

Incredible Mr. Limpet : Jim Carrey has officially passed on Warner Bros.' Incredible Mr. Limpet. It is the story of a man who falls into the ocean and turns into a fish. The studio and producers now will likely to negotiate Robin Williams or Mike Myers.

Space Cowboys : Clint Eastwood is totaling up final cast members for Space Cowboys. Now the cast includes James Garner, James Cromwell, Donald Sutherland, William Devane and Marcia Gaye Harden. Tommy Lee Jones and Eastwood himself will join them. Eastwood is directing the action-adventure movie from a script by Ken Kaufman and Howard Klausner. The film concerns the space agency's reluctantly calling the veteran pilots into action after a satellite launched in the '60s malfunctions and is headed back to Earth.

Runaway Bride : The trailer for the Richard Gere and Julia Roberts starrer romantic comedy is released by the Official Site.

"Runaway Bride" Full Trailer: Lo-Res (2.5Mb, MOV)

"Runaway Bride" Full Trailer: Hi-Res (12.5Mb, MOV)

Sleepy Hollow : The trailer for Tim Burton's latest movie that stars Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci is released by the Official Site.

"Sleepy Hollow" Teaser: Lo-Res (1.4Mb, MOV)

"Sleepy Hollow" Teaser: Hi-Res (4.0Mb, MOV)

Bowfinger : Official Site , has released the new full trailer to Bowfinger. The movie starres Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy.

"Bowfinger" Full Trailer: Lo-Res (6.1Mb, MOV)

"Bowfinger" Full Trailer: Hi-Res (10.5Mb, MOV)

 

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