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Award Central: Disney, Warners chiefs will receive lifetime kudos -- The Directors Guild of America has tapped Disney topper Robert Iger and Warner Bros. chief Barry Meyer as recipients of the DGA Honorary Life Member Award.
AMPTP'S CHIEF NEGOTIATOR NICK COUNTER DEAD AT 69 Nick Counter, who served as president of the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers for 27 years and negotiated nearly 400 labor contracts with broadcast and film...
Gotham: Indie thriller sets theatrical release for end of the year -- Phase 4 Films has bought indie thriller "Order of Chaos," starring Rhys Coiro, Milo Ventimiglia, Samantha Mathis and Mimi Rogers, and set an end-of-year...
Playbill - Army Archerd, who chronicled the projects and practitioners of show business for a half a century through his column in Variety, died Sept. 8 in Los Angeles, the trade publication reported. He was 87.
Film News: 'Wind's Eye' completes shoot in America -- As the American public was riveted by the spectacle of riot police suppressing the massive demonstrations disputing the results of Iran's June 12 election, one crack...
Friday, September 4 2009, 11:48 BST By Alex Fletcher, Senior Entertainment Reporter Colin Hanks has joined the cast of indie serial killer comedy Lucky, reports Variety. Hanks, who is the son of Tom Hanks and Samantha Lewes,...
Hanks, Graynor, Tambor to topline indie comedy Colin Hanks, Ari Graynor, Ann-Margret and Jeffrey Tambor are toplining indie comedy "Lucky," with shooting to start next week in Iowa. Gil Cates Jr. will direct, and the film will...
I'm now willing to give details I wouldn't when I first posted about these issues, in the Wells vs Gelbart thread and in of that same thread. I was attempting to protect the Guild itself and John Bowman and David Young. The...
Joins Coolidge, Hanson repping directors branch Edward Zwick will join the board of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences after winning a runoff election. He will be one of three board members repping the directors...
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences still hasn't elected a new president of its board of governors, but it just made some other leadership progress by deciding who'll represent its members in the directors' branch....
