Legendary Pictures requested private arbitration in its dispute with producers Dan Lin, Roy Lee and Doug Davidson, but today’s ruling cites the producers' unsigned long form contract as the reason it cannot go to arbitration.
(THRE) Iron Man 3 is a sure bet for first place this weekend at the box-office, as
Gatsby and
Peeples make their debuts.
(HOLL) SSN’s look at notable novel-to-film adaptations from the past 30 years, including box office numbers for both conventional adaptations and re-imagined source material.
(SSN) Last night’s episode tied with
American Idol in the 18-35 demo, leading to insider buzz that NBC will renew.
(VUL) The Company Men director John Wells’ follow-up, the feature adaptation of Tracy Lett’s Pulitzer Pize-winner, has been released in advance of Harvey Weinstein’s Cannes press for the film.
(TOH) Posey is no longer with the
Family Guide series, picked up yesterday by NBC, while the rest of the cast is intact; David Schwimmer directed the pilot and exec producers include Jason Bateman and Jim Garavente.
(LF) The 3D smartphone is reported to be a marked advancement of similar products unveiled by HTC and LG years ago; the device may not require glasses and may have hologram appearance in display.
(WAPO) Raindance Film Festival founder Elliot Grove breaks down what not to do when foregoing traditional film distribution models.
(RAIN) The CW has picked up four original series in addition to
Vampire Diaries spinoff
The Originals, suggesting a continued YA, science-fiction push; renewals announcements are also in advance of the CW's May 16 upfront.
(AA) TNT confirmed the cancellation via press statement, lauding it as one of the “best police dramas ever made.”
(VAR)
No comments:
Post a Comment