- Director Paul Thomson Anderson has revived some lost performance footage of late indie songwriter and performer, Elliott Smith. Anderson uploaded the VHS footage to YouTube on Thursday, to the delight of Smith's fans. Watch here or below for 43 minutes of wonderful music.
- Anne Hathaway, Hugh Jackman, Eddie Redmayne and Samantha Barks might sing onstage at the Oscars --exact songs remain unconfirmed. (Also, reportedly, Russell Crowe will not join his co-stars.)
Sundance News:
- Brooks Barnes at the NYT goes for it -- and also calls Park City's festival "Porndance." Barnes quotations a Hollywood executive: “I’ve seen 5 movies now, and it was nonstop. Im virtually no prude, however it s a quick much.”
- Daniel Radcliffe is confused by all of the attention that gay sex scene in "Kill Your Darlings" is receiving -- especially soon after "Equus," a really sexualized play in which Radcliffe appeared naked onstage. See the actor handle these concerns maturely within the video below.
- Casting watch: Tom Hardy and also Noomi Rapace are really going to squad up for "Animal Rescue" directed by Michael Roskam ("Bullhead") based on top of a brief tale by Dennis Lehane ("Mystic River," "Gone An infant Gone"). The film centers upon a forlorn bartender in New York, which happens on a pup in a rubbish can and also ends up being the target of the dog's harmful former owner.
- Check out Brian Stelter's review of David Fincher's "House of Cards" at just NYT. The Netflix adaptation of the 1990 BBC mini-series (regarding Parliament around there) is among one of Netflix's initial significant attempts to create their own personal broadcasting. Every thirteen of the shows, which Stelter calls a bit of the modern "Macbeth," could be available February 1st.
Source: blogs.indiewire.com