Neither an evil queen nor the son of Zeus were a match against the giant money-making monster that is “The Hunger Games.” Jennifer Lawrence’s powerhouse performance continues to dazzle as her film raked in $63.5 million this weekend, putting its domestic gross to date at over $250 million.
Jennifer Lawrence – “The Hunger Games”
As “The Hunger Games” continues to dominate Hollywood, it was only a matter of time before the blogsphere started popping up with stories about Jennifer Lawrence’s chances of nabbing an Oscar nomination (it’s never too early to start), and it looks like E!
Sam Worthington(“Avatar,” “The Debt,” “Terminator: Salvation”), Elizabeth Banks(“W.” “30 Rock” “40-year-old Virgin”), Ed Burns (“The Brothers McMullen,” “Saving Private Ryan,” “She’s the One”), Anthony Mackie (“The Hurt Locker,” “Real Steel,” “8 Mile”), Jamie Bell (“Billy Elliot” “King Kong” “Jumper”) and Genesis Rodriguez (“Casa de mi Padre”) all taped these interviews with Summit Entertainment for the upcoming thriller release Man on a Ledge (directed by Asger Leth).
Slated for release in the US on January 27, 2012, the film’s promotional materials give hope for an adrenalized adventure. People on ledges seem to do that to audiences. Go figure.
Starring Sam Worthington (“Avatar”), Elizabeth Banks (“30 Rock”), Anthony Mackie (“Hurt Locker,” “8 Mile”), Jamie Bell (“Billy Elliot”) and Ed Harris (“Pollock”), “Man on a Ledge” looks like one of those great, high concept flicks full of dramatic tension. Like “Phone Booth” or any good hostage flick (“Dog Day Afternoon”).
This genre certainly has the ability to deliver, and hopes are high for this film. Given the amazing cast, hopes are also high that Sam Worthington can deliver an American accent for the entire movie.
Check out the bank of images that Summit has made available in the
Starring Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, Bill Nighy, Sam Worthington, Rosamund Pike, Edgar Ramirez, Danny Huston and more mortals worthy of immortal characters, Warner Bros has released a trailer for ‘Wrath of the Titans‘ (reportedly based on a screenplay from 1981), and which is due to hit theaters on 30 March 2012. We must admit, we kind of miss having Harry Hamlin around this franchise.
Being released into theaters by Focus Features on August 31, “The Debt” is adapted from an Israeli film of the same name. Cloaked in a world of espionage and intrigue, the film was directed by “Shakespeare in Love’s” John Madden, and was shot around the world with two of the industry’s busiest stars, Sam Worthington and Jessica Chastain. Celebs.com’s J. Rentilly sat down with Madden and his lead actors to bring you more of Celebs.com’s Originals.
Being released into theaters by Focus Features on August 31, “The Debt” is adapted from an Israeli film of the same name. Cloaked in a world of espionage and intrigue, the film was directed by “Shakespeare in Love’s” John Madden, and was shot around the world with two of the industry’s busiest stars.
Aussie Sam Worthington has been on a roll since taking on Jake Sully for James Cameron’s “Avatar.” No doubt collecting huge residual checks, Worthington has signed up for two sequels to that biggest box-office behemoth ever, and has busied himself with the “Titans” flicks and “Last
Neither an evil queen nor the son of Zeus were a match against the giant money-making monster that is “The Hunger Games.” Jennifer Lawrence’s powerhouse performance continues to dazzle as her film raked in $63.5 million this weekend, putting its domestic gross to date at over $250 million.
