Listen to the “Saving Mr. Banks” Press Conference Dan Koelsch, December 11, 2013December 10, 2013 Walt Disney Pictures’ Saving Mr. Banks tells the story of how one of the most popular movies of all time came to be. The film shows the writing process for Mary Poppins and the difficult relationship between Walt Disney and author PL Travers, played by Tom Hanks and Emma Thompson, respectively. Last month, Disney held a press conference with the cast and crew at the Beverly Hills Hotel (where a few scenes from the film take place), and you can listen to it all after the break. In attendance at the press conference were actors Emma Thompson, Tom Hanks, Colin Farrell, Bradley Whitford, B.J. Novak, and Jason Schwartzman, as well as director John Lee Hancock, co-writer Kelly Marcel, and producer Alison Owen.Be sure to check out Saving Mr. Banks when it opens nationwide this Friday. News Press ConferenceSaving Mr. Banks
Comic-Con Legendary Unveils New Oculus Rift Game At Comic-Con Based on “Pacific Rim” July 24, 2014Amongst all the cool things being revealed at Comic-Con this year, Legendary and Guillermo del Toro are showing off a new way to experience the world of Pacific Rim. They’ve partnered with Oculus VR, the leading pioneers of virtual reality, to deliver a game called Pacific Rim: Jaeger Pilot. The… Read More
Entertainment Tonight on Set of Iron Man 2 September 25, 2009For the past week, Entertainment Tonight has been promoting the hell out of their behind-the-scenes look at Iron Man 2. Was it worth the hype? Check it out for yourself: The faux Monaco Grand Prix set looks pretty cool, but not a whole lot of new information comes out. Not… Read More
“Despicable Me 2” Interview: Kristen Wiig Coming Back For Extended Role, Comedic Influences, & Future Roles July 1, 2013July 1, 2013There is a very good reason why Kristen Wiig is among the top female comedians in the world right now. Bright, funny, and having that ability to mix it up a bit, makes her genuinely funny. She may have had a small part in the first Despicable Me film, but… Read More