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Reality-inspired threads mix with "Millk" 's costumes
Costumer Danny Glicker had a once-in-a-lifetime experience working on Gus Van Sant's film " Milk," the story of the life and times of slain gay rights activist Harvey Milk.
Glicker, who won the Costume Designers Guild award for his work on "Transamerica,...Tags: Movies, Milk (movie), Entertainment, Minority Groups, Eyewear
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'Dark Knight' swoops into DGA nominations
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer"The Dark Knight" continues to soar this award season. Christopher Nolan, the director of the critical and commercial success, was nominated Thursday for the 61st annual Directors Guild of America award. It's the first time a director of a superhero...Tags: Movies, Stephen Daldry, Ethan Coen, Academy Awards, Unions
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Shooting 'American Gangster'
IF you were looking for a cinematographer with both sizzle and substance, you couldn't find a more adept visual stylist than Harris Savides. A frequent collaborator with such disparate filmmakers as David Fincher and Gus Van Sant, Savides shot a trio of...Tags: Movies, Entertainment, David Fincher, Ridley Scott, Crime, Law and Justice
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Sean Penn has more to 'Milk' than awards circuit
Awards hopeful Sean Penn now has more to prepare for than acceptance speeches for his current film "Into the Wild."
The Oscar-winning actor and director is set to star as Harvey Milk in the new film "Milk," directed by Gus Van Sant for Focus Features....Tags: Murder, Minority Groups, Sean Penn, Crime, Law and Justice, Harvey Milk
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'Milk' Does Three Co-Stars Good
Zap2It.comAlready generating Oscar buzz for their fall performances, Josh Brolin and Emile Hirsch are in final negotiations to star with Oscar winner Sean Penn in "Milk." The Gus Van Sant-directed biopic of the late San Francisco city supervisor Harvey Milk is...Tags: Local Elections, Movies, Minority Groups, Elections, Sean Penn
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American directors dominate NY Film Fest
From Wes Anderson to Sidney Lumet, this year's New York Film Festival is dominated by top American directors spanning generations.
Though the NYFF has always put forth a highly international slate of selections, this year's fest -- the 45th annual --...Tags: Movies, Ethan Coen, Arts and Culture, Sidney Lumet, Adrien Brody
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Spirit Awards announces '08 nominees
"I'm Not There," Todd Haynes' quirky biopic on Bob Dylan, may have puzzled mainstream critics and audiences with its surrealistic vision of casting several actors and actresses as the famed troubadour -- a deep knowledge of Dylan and an open mind are...Tags: Movies, Robert Altman, Academy Awards, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Ceremonies
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'Zodiac,' 'Death Proof' Lead Cannes Slate
Zap2It.comAmerican films dominate the competition slate for the 60th Cannes Film Festival. Announced Thursday (April 19), the Cannes Film Festival will open with director Wong Kar Wai's first English-language feature, the star-studded "My Blueberry Nights,"...Tags: Movies, Ethan Coen, Pulp Fiction (movie), Arts and Culture, Michael Moore
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Golden Globes nominations unveiled
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer"Slumdog Millionaire," a modern-day fable about an orphan from Mumbai who ends up on a television game show, is shaping up to be this movie season's Cinderella story. At one point, it seemed poised to go straight to DVD after its original studio,...Tags: Tina Fey, Television Industry, America Ferrera, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (movie), Mass Media
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Tags: Josh Brolin, Milk (movie), Minority Groups, Sean Penn, James Franco
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Five Actors Will 'Howl' with 'Pineapple Express' Star
Zap2It.comDavid Strathairn, Alan Alda, Jeff Daniels, Mary-Louise Parker and Paul Rudd are set to join James Franco in "Howl." Oscar-winning documentarians Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman will make their narrative writing-directing-producing debuts on the...Tags: Allen Ginsberg, James Franco, Paul Rudd, Pineapple Express (movie), Alan Alda
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UN-backed film to premiere at Rome film fest
A U.N.-backed movie on poverty made of eight segments by directors including Jane Campion and Wim Wenders will make its world premiere at the Rome Film Festival later this year, organizers said Wednesday. Titled "8," the movie aims to raise awareness...Tags: Wim Wenders, Isabelle Huppert, Movies, French Literature, Arts and Culture
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