Bryan Singer has big shoes, or rather big red boots, to fill. Not only has he abandoned the wildly successful "X-Men" film franchise, not only has he ...
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Read More »Just when I thought I was out, M. Night Shyamalan pulled me back in. After two days on the set of his latest effort, "Lady in the Water," I considered ...
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Read More »A long time ago in a country far, far away, a struggling filmmaker looked out at the wreckage of his film set. A sandstorm the night before had torn through ...
Read More »The film industry has always had an exotic, luxurious aura attached to it. The public is so enamored with the concept of sunny California movie back lots ...
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