Last March, French website http://wentworthearlmiller.com, got in touch with one of the producers, Stephen Cordbin (The Mourning Portrait), who kindly answered all their questions. Recently, they have gotten in touch with the production in order to let them know that they want to help them so that this film, with Wentworth in a leading role, could be made. They made some suggestions so that they could improve their website. You might have noticed the first changes. Thanks to us, they added the casting of the film, with Wentworth’s photo and biography on the front page.
But our collaboration does not stop there. They called us from the USA to talk about how we can help and how we can collaborate on this project.
We have been in touch with all Wentworth’s websites and forums we could have tought of to spread that news so that as many Wentworth’s fans as possible will be able to mobilize.
You can find all the details on their website click on that LINK
Sony’s Screen Gems has launched the full official site for Resident Evil: Afterlife, hitting 3D, 2D and IMAX 3D theaters on September 10. Written and directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, the fourth installment stars Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter, Kim Coates, Shawn Roberts, Sergio Peris-Mencheta, Spencer Locke, Boris Kodjoe, Wentworth Miller and Sienna Guillory.
While you can check out all the menu items at the bottom, you can also experience them using the four main sections and browsing through them. You’ll get to check out videos and more as you go through the items
Coming off the heels of James Franco’s turn as an artist, Wentworth Miller’s passion project Stoker has caught the eye of Fox Searchlight. Carey Mulligan is reportedly attached to the project, and Jodie Foster is in talks. (Mulligan’s rep didn’t respond to EW’s request for confirmation.)
Little known fact — for those of you who haven’t cyberstalked the actor since his Prison Break days — this is a project Miller has been chatting about for a while. Back in 2008, the Princeton grad spoke about the project in an interview, saying, “It’s kind of love story with a Hitchcock twist. …It’s not about vampires at least with the teeth and the desire to suck your blood, but it is a thriller and it is about an individual who preys on the innocent.”
Great news, I say! Not only because the story seems well thought out, but also because I love seeing bankable faces take a step behind the scenes — even if it means we get less of them. When an actor feels like they have something greater to contribute to the creative process (be it writing, directing, or otherwise), it shows substance, which is really one of the most attractive things of all. Agree?
Source: http://popwatch.ew.com/
Fox Searchlight has what appears to be a fruitful collaboration with Carey Mulligan in the upcoming “Never Let Me Go.” Now it appears the specialty division won’t let her go.
The company of “Juno” and “Little Miss Sunshine” is developing a new movie titled “Stoker,” with Mulligan in talks to star. The kicker? The project is written by “Prison Break” star Wentworth Miller.
“Stoker” tells of an eccentric teenager whose enigmatic and estranged uncle returns to the family after the death of the girl’s father. And the company is adding some more boldfaced names from across the pond: Ridley and Tony Scott’s Scott Free Productions is in talks to produce. Searchlight is also in talks with Jodie Foster to costar with Mulligan.
It’s rare for a commercial powerhouse such as Scott Free to develop boutique films (though they did work with Searchlight on the current relationship comedy “Cyrus”). And Foster has only recently taken a turn to the lower-budget (she directed and costars in upcoming quirky dramedy “The Beaver”). But Searchlight has honed populist specialty films to an art form and, apparently, Hollywood’s most commercial names don’t want to let it go either.
Source: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/
Here are few Wnetworth trailer screen caps from his newest movie.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Movie Resident Evil: Afterlife > Trailer
IMAX Corporation and Sony Pictures Releasing today announced that Resident Evil: Afterlife, the fourth installment of the popular film series based on the video game, will be released to digital IMAX theatres simultaneously with the film’s wide release on September 10, 2010.
The film, which was photographed in 3D, will be digitally re-mastered into the image and sound quality of The IMAX Experience with proprietary IMAX DMR (Digital Re-mastering) technology and presented in IMAX 3D. IMAX says, “The crystal-clear images coupled with IMAX’s customized theatre geometry and powerful digital audio create a unique immersive environment that will make audiences feel as if they are in the movie.”
“In 3D, fans of ‘Resident Evil’ will have a whole new way to enjoy this next exciting chapter, and we’re delighted that audiences will also have the opportunity to experience the film in IMAX 3D at digital IMAX locations, where they will feel like they are virtually in the movie,” said Rory Bruer, President, Worldwide Distribution for Sony Pictures Releasing.
“Our ability to include ‘Resident Evil’ into the IMAX lineup for 2010 is a direct result of the growing IMAX theatre network, and we’re excited to work once again with Sony Pictures to reach the vast fan-base for this series,” said IMAX CEO Richard L. Gelfond. “Our partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment is growing with our digital theatre network, and we’re looking forward to continued success with them as we open more theatres, release more event films and expand our audience globally.”
“The ‘Resident Evil’ series and IMAX share a key common ground — fanboys,” added Greg Foster, Chairman and President of IMAX Filmed Entertainment. “We’re very excited to add this movie to our lineup to offer the millions of loyal ‘Resident Evil’ fans a chance to experience this next chapter in IMAX 3D.”
Source: http://www.comingsoon.net/
Director Paul W.S. Anderson and actresses Milla Jovovich and Ali Larter were on-hand in San Francisco at the Metreon for the World Premiere of the teaser trailer for Resident Evil: Afterlife, the first chance for anyone to see it before their WonderCon panel on Saturday.
The packed house was full of excited fans who answered trivia questions for prizes from Capcom before Anderson came out to introduce the footage, the lights dimmed and away we went. (more…)
Sony’s Screen Gems has revealed these first photos from Resident Evil: Afterlife, hitting 3D and 2D theaters on September 10. So far only 1 Wentworth picture.
Today site is 2 years online.
GALLERY LINKS:
- Movie Resident Evil: Afterlife > Moviestills
Camilla Belle (’10,000 BC’, Push) was chosen for the coveted role. The film also stars Academy Award winner Al Pacino (The Godfather, Scarface) as Herod, Golden Globe winner Peter O’Toole (Lawrence of Arabia) as Symeon, Wentworth Miller (Prison Break, Underworld) as Gabriel / Lucifer, Julia Ormand (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) and Diogo Morgado as Joseph. “This is not a Christmas movie,” says producer Mary Aloe (Battle in Seattle, Numb, The Princess and the Marine). “This is a part of Mary’s life that has never been shown on the big screen before. It takes us through Mary’s youth, young love, her life as a new mother, and the triumph through the absolute terror of Herod the Great’s reign. It is truly a story of real female empowerment.”
Key members of the creative team from The Passion of the Christ come together, including the writer, technical script advisor, costume designer, PR and marketing team. The picture is directed by award winning director James Foley (Glengarry Glen Ross, Perfect Stranger). Carla Hool (Apocalypto, Man on Fire) and associates have been at the helm of casting. Other producers are executive producers Mauricio Sanchez, James Volk, and Alfred Zaccagnino (Keeper of the Pinstripes). Aloe’s production partner is Dune Films (Hildago, Prince of Persia, Babel) in Morocco where the film starts principal photography in May.
The film will be distributed in 2,000 plus theaters with a 2011 release date. “We are looking forward to releasing a film that will lift spirits and inspire,” commented Erik Lomis, Executive Vice President International Theatrical and Home Video, MGM.
