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| Brit List 2011 Topped By Sci-Fi Horror 'The Call Up' Hollywood Reporter LONDON -- A sci-fi horror script penned by Charles Barker entitled The Call Up and set in the world of virtual gaming is the most-liked unproduced screenplay here in the UK, topping this year's Brit List. The Brit List, a British answer to Hollywood's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| You'll be "TRIPPIN'" (and more) in 2012 FANGORIA Snively tells Fango that TRIPPIN', which has played over 20 festivals and snapped up three awards (including Best Screenplay at the Bram Stoker Film Festival), has received quite a bit of attention from potential distributors. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stallone accused of stealing screenplay Tempo SYLVESTER Stallone is accused in a lawsuit of copying another writer's screenplay to make "The Expendables," a movie about mercenaries hired to defeat a military dictator. The lawsuit was filed in Manhattan federal court on Tuesday by writer Marcus ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| It's the most wonderful time of the year for film fans Your Houston News The screenplay is by Dustin Lance Black ("Milk"). (R)]]> "Jack & Jill." Katie Holmes co-stars and many people, including Al Pacino show up as themselves. (PG)]]> "Happy Feet Two," which looks like more of the same, but with even more annoying pop ... See all stories on this topic » |
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