Stephen spent New Year's Eve banging pots & pans at Madonna's home in South Beach along with other friends like: Ingrid Casares, Anna Sui, the Smashing Pumpkins, Alek Keshishian, etc.
January 10, 1999
Stephen spent New Year's Eve banging pots & pans at Madonna's home in South Beach along with other friends like: Ingrid Casares, Anna Sui, the Smashing Pumpkins, Alek Keshishian, etc.
November 22, 1998
Stephen Dorff ("Blade") will join Academy Award® winner Susan Sarandon ("Dead Man Walking") in the HBO Pictures presentation EARTHLY POSSESSIONS, set to begin production in October. The film is a Rastar Production, directed by James Lapine ("Impromptu") and executive produced by Alan Greisman ("Soapdish") and MaryKay Powell ("To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday"). Based on the novel of the same name by Anne Tyler ("The Accidental Tourist"), the script is by Steven Rogers ("Next of Kin").
EARTHLY POSSESSIONS tells the story of Charlotte Emery, a sheltered homemaker, disillusioned with marriage and intent on leaving her husband. Standing in line to withdraw all the money in her bank account to finance her departure, she is suddenly taken hostage at gunpoint by Jake, a nervous young bankrobber.
Susan Sarandon (Charlotte Emery) received a Best Actress Academy Award® for the 1995 film "Dead Man Walking" and will soon be seen with Julia Roberts and Ed Harris in Chris Columbus' "Stepmom," which she also executive produced. She is currently filming Wayne Wang's "Anywhere But Here," with Natalie Portman. Over the course of her three-decade career, Sarandon has given memorable performances in such diverse films as "Atlantic City," "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," "Bull Durham," "Thelma & Louise," "Lorenzo's Oil" and "The Client."
Stephen Dorff (Jake) recently starred in the supernatural thriller "Blade" with Wesley Snipes and wrapped production on "Entropy," in which he co-stars with U2 and Lauren Holly. His other film credits include "City of Industry," with Harvey Keitel, "Blood and Wine," with Jack Nicholson, "I Shot Andy Warhol," "Backbeat," in which he portrayed Stu Sutcliffe, the fifth Beatle, and "The Power of One."
Director James Lapine is a Tony Award-winning playwright and producer ("Sunday in the Park with George"), who made his directorial film debut with "Impromptu" in 1991, followed by "Life with Mikey." He also directed the TV versions of "Sunday in the Park with George," as well as "Into the Woods" and "Passion," which he also wrote.
Executive producer Alan Greisman has produced 15 feature films, among them "Mr. Jones," "Soapdish," the "Fletch" films starring Chevy Chase, "'night, Mother," "Surrender," "Modern Problems" and "Heart Beat."
Executive producer MaryKay Powell, who is president of Rastar Productions, has produced such films as "To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday," "Harriet the Spy," "All I Want for Christmas," "White Fang" and "Violets Are Blue." She also served as executive producer on "Biloxi Blues," and was co-producer of the Emmy®-winning HBO Pictures production "Barbarians at the Gate."
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October 06,1998
Earthly Possessions is in pre-production. The cast includes Stephen Dorff and Susan Sarandon. Directed by James Lapine and produced by Leonard Goldberg. (I will have more updates soon)
May 14, 1998
Judith Godreche, the French actress who starred in the Oscar-nominated "Ridicule" and the Leonardo DiCaprio picture "The Man in the Iron Mask," has been set as the female lead in "Entropy" opposite Stephen Dorff, says Variety. The film, written and directed by Phil Joanou (who directed the U2 concert film,"Rattle and Hum"), stars Dorff as a first-time director who gets the opportunity of a lifetime to make a feature about U2. As he follows the rock band around the world on its "Pop Mart" tour, he meets the girl of his dreams, played by Godreche. Kelly Macdonald also stars, and U2 lead singer Bono acts in several scenes.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 6, 1997
Stephen Dorff and Kenndy attend a Lifebeat AIDS fund-raiser at MTV's Hotel California in Rancho Palos Verdes.
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