grammaboodawg writes: There’s an international trailer out for Elijah Wood and John Hurt’s film The Oxford Murders. It looks fantastic! This is a link through youtube. Wood’s ‘Oxford Murders’ Trailer
Category: Hobbit Cast News
Anthony sends along word that tickets are now available for purchase for ‘Day Zero’ in New York. [MovieTickets.com]
Cate Blanchett (Galadriel) has won the ‘Best Performance by an Actress In A Supporting Role in a Motion Picture’ Golden Globe for her role in the Bob Dylan themed movie, ‘I’m not There.’ Congrats to Cate on this ground-breaking performance and the Golden Globe win! [Golden Globes]
Huge news is breaking as we head into the weekend. The MTV Movie Blog has posted a feature with Elijah Wood, Frodo, discussing his willingness to go back again for the ‘Hobbit’ films. Besides Elijah’s enthusiasm for reprising his role as Frodo, he seems to imply that the majority of the LOTR cast can expect to participate in the ‘in-between’ Hobbit film. Jump over to MTV.com now for the complete story! [Read More]
It’s difficult to believe that it’s been 50 years since Christopher Lee thrilled horror fans with his portrayals of the Frankenstein monster, Dracula and the Mummy in a memorable series of Hammer Films. “Yes, it has been a long time,” Lee said. “To think, I didn’t say a word in “The (Curse of) Frankenstein” film. I’ve always thought of Frankenstein’s creation as a creature rather than a monster.” Christopher Lee remains busy after 60 years of acting
Elijah Wood is getting drafted … again. In last year’s multicharacter drama “Bobby,” he played a young man in 1968 called up to fight in Vietnam. And in the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, Wood was the reluctant, hairy-footed center of the Fellowship formed to strike a blow against Sauron and save Middle Earth. And now in “Day Zero,” opening Jan. 18, Wood is called up to fight a new war. He’s one of three friends who get the dreaded – some might say long-delayed – letter in the near future where conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere have prompted a reinstatement of conscription. Chris Klein costars as a young lawyer whose career is flourishing stateside and can’t see any reason why he should have to ship out, and Jon Bernthal is a cabbie who believes it’s their duty to go to combat for their country. Look out for ‘Day Zero’