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Paul Thomas Anderson’s “new religion” project down for the count
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelThe movie, titled “The Master,” was to be about the 1950s origins of a Scientology-like religion called “The Cause” and was supposed to start filming in August. Philip Seymour Hoffman was to star, but he said its status was &#... -
Maya Rudolph expecting baby No. 3 with Paul Thomas Anderson
Ministry of GossipActress Maya Rudolph is expecting her third child with partner Paul Thomas Anderson -- and she showed off her baby bump Sunday at a Milk and Bookies event at the Skirball Cultural Center. We're not sure which is the bigger...... -
'Just Go With It' becomes 12th Adam Sandler movie to gross over $100 million domestically
Company TownAdam Sandler's latest comedy "Just Go With It" passed the $100-million mark at the domestic box office this weekend, making it the 12th film featuring the comedian to pass that financial milestone. The movie, which stars Sandler as a man...... -
Joaquin may join Hoffman in P.T. Anderson’s Scientology movie
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelThe phrase “with a Scientology bent” turns up in stories about Paul Thomas Anderson's planned movie about a strange and controversial religion, a film that the “There Will Be Blood” director is making with Philip Seymour Hoffman.... -
Will Paul Thomas Anderson direct Pynchon adaptation?
Jacket CopyPaul Thomas Anderson, the director of "Magnolia" and "There Will Be Blood," may direct an adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's 2009 novel, "Inherent Vice," New York magazine reports. The book features a stoned private detective in a Southern California beach... -
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Book review: 'The New Biographical Dictionary of Film' by David Thomson
![Film both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David Thomson's "The New Biographical Dictionary of Film," an ongoing work that first appeared in the mid-1970s. Now in its fifth edition, almost 1,100 pages and with 130 new entries, this mad and magnificent opus finds cinema's Dr. Johnson disenchanted, wondering if anybody cares about film history anymore and even if the medium will continue to command a backward survey.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-12/58022891-01235302.jpg "Film both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David Thomson's "The New Biographical Dictionary of Film,\" an ongoing work that first appeared in the mid-1970s. Now in its fifth edition, almost 1,100 pages and with 130 new entries, this mad and magnificent opus finds cinema's Dr. Johnson disenchanted, wondering if anybody cares about film history anymore and even if the medium will continue to command a backward survey.")
Special to the Los Angeles TimesFilm both mimics our dreams and provokes our fantasies. The idea that an individual's relationship with it might be a narcotic, a heady mood or attitude, an atmosphere that changes speed and temperature but can never be escaped is central to David...Tags: Crimes, Robert Mitchum, Los Angeles Times, Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart
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Amy Adams joins P.S. Hoffman in Anderson’s ‘Scientology Movie’
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelPaul Thomas Anderson's next film is about the inside workings of a religious cult led by a charismatic charlatan. Philip Seymour Hoffman is slated to star, and the shorthand version of the project has long been “It's kind of about Scientology and L.... -
Fantastic Fest Film Festival
Sept 24 - Oct 1, 2009
Fantastic Fest is the largest genre film festival in the U.S., specializing in horror, fantasy, sci-fi, action and just plain fantastic movies from all around the world. In years past we have presented the world premieres of THERE...Tags: Festive Events, Texas, Bill Pullman, Genres, Darren Aronofsky
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'Laugh-In' Actor Henry Gibson Dies
![MALIBU -- Veteran comic character actor Henry Gibson, whose career included the 1960's hit "Laugh-In," and more recently " King of the Hill," died Monday.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-09/49301708-16141352.jpg "MALIBU -- Veteran comic character actor Henry Gibson, whose career included the 1960's hit "Laugh-In,\" and more recently \" King of the Hill,\" died Monday.")
KTLA NewsMALIBU -- Veteran comic character actor Henry Gibson, whose career included the 1960's hit "Laugh-In," and more recently " King of the Hill," died Monday. Gibson died at his home in Malibu after a brief battle with cancer. He was 73. Gibson was born...Tags: Christianity, Comedy (genre), Nazi Party, ABC (tv network), The Tonight Show (tv program)
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Worst Oscar trend story of the week: Grim movies are George Bush's fault
The Big PictureHaving voted against the man twice and popped the bubbly when he left Washington, I'm probably an unlikely defender of George W. Bush. But even as a die-hard lefty, I was appalled by the sheer dim-wittedness of Newsweek's Ramin Setoodeh's...... -
Winners of Gold Derby Film Decade Awards announced
Gold DerbyOur forum posters are not content merely to bestow annual awards for the best film and TV. Now they look back over many years to declare the best of 2000-09. Yesterday they unveiled the winners of their Gold Derby Film Decade Awards. See reactions in this...
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