Those of us fans of HBO great vampire series True Blood would recognize hottie Lizzy Caplain as the seductress who screwed Jason Stackhouse’s brains out while they were both high on Vampire blood. Caplan is co-starring in the upcoming comedy HOT TUB TIME MACHINE but she also told Collider that she will be in Danny Boyle’s survival movie 127 HOURS… Read the rest of this entry »
How many cinematographers does it take to shoot Danny Boyle’s next movie 127 HOURS starring James Franco? This isn’t the “screw a lightbulb” question, Boyle said, via The Playlist, that the assistance of 2 Cinematographers will be needed, and here’s why… Read the rest of this entry »
Hollywood Reporter said actress Kate Mara (Shooter) has joined the cast of 127 HOURS starring James Franco and Amber Tamblyn, directed by Danny Boyle. Ya know, last year all we heard about is how this would be a one-person movie, Franco carrying the movie by himself but now they’re casting 2 more?! I don’t mind hotties but what happened to the one-man plan ala Reynolds’ Buried?!… Read the rest of this entry »
Since Deadline Hollywood saw it appropriate to tackle these 3 info in one post, I figured why the hell not, it makes life more time efficient anyways. So let’s do this shall wel.. Read the rest of this entry »
Danny Boyle has found his climber. Production Weekly tweeted Pineapple Express star James Franco has been cast as Aron Ralston, the American mountain climber who self-amputated part of his arm when it was pinned in a 2003 back-country hiking accident in this based on a true story movie titled 127 HOURS… Read the rest of this entry »
It’s official then! Danny Boyle finally gets his wish. The project which he’s been circling for quite some time will indeed be his next. You can put all that MAXIMUM CITY talk aside for now because Variety has confirmed that Boyle is set to direct 127 HOURS based on a true story of Aron Ralston, the American mountain climber who self-amputated part of his arm when it was pinned in a 2003 back-country hiking accident… Read the rest of this entry »
