The Abraham Lincoln biopic Lincoln is currently shooting with Daniel Day-Lewis set to star as the legendary 16th President of the United States of America. The actor was spotted today eating lunch at a Richmond restaurant and as you are about to see, he totally looks the part even without a costume.
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One Man’s Pilgrimage to Mohicanland
Five years ago this week I went on a 2,000+ mile odyssey to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, North Carolina specifically to see the filming locations for my favorite movie of all time, The Last of the Mohicans.
Modern Day Method Actors
As a casual fan of films, and by extension a layman of the acting process, the so-called “Method” is a term that takes on almost mythic proportions and mystical properties; a cryptic technique that matches the mercurial nature of the actors brave enough to employ the process. Here we take a look at a few actors who have used the Method to devastating effect.
Movie News Weekly Round-Up: November 22, 2010
The Weekly Movie News Round-up is an aggregation of news gathered from all across the movie industry released every weekend. Inside, discuss the past week’s latest movie news, casting news, and trailers to your heart’s content! This week, what is Daniel Day Lewis’ up to?
Movie News: Weekly Round-Up 05/26/2010
Movie News Robert Rodriguez obtains rights for Fire and Ice remake (Ain’t It Cool Movie News) Frank Marshall to direct adaptation of Covert One book series (Pajiba) Frank Cottrell Boyce’s children book Cosmic to be adapted to the silver screen (THR) Looney Tunes 3-D shorts returning to theaters this summer (NY Times) Patrick Tatopoulos in [...]
Top 35 Acting Performances of the Decade
Anomalous Material’s top 35 performances of the decade! Let us know what you think.
Great Movies: The Last of the Mohicans (1992)
Superbly directed by Michael Mann, The Last of the Mohicans is an exhilarating historical romance epic loosely adapted from James Fenimore Cooper’s book first published in 1826. The movie is set in 1757 on the early American Frontier at a time when the French and English were still vying for control of North America. Two sisters, Cora (Madeleine Stowe) and Alice Munro (Jodhi May) are part of an English convoy headed for the besieged Fort William Henry, where their father, English Colonel Edmund Munro (Maurice Roëves), is awaiting them.
Movie Review: There will be Blood (2007)
There will be Blood is a drama/western directed by the fledgling Paul Thomas Anderson and starring the great Daniel Day-Lewis who won an Oscar for this role. Sadly, I only caught up to this movie nearly two years after its release.
The movie follows ruthless oil-man Daniel Plainview’s(Day-Lewis) life as he rises from rags-to-riches.
