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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

STUNNING CAST PHOTO FROM 'HIEROGLYPH' ANCIENT EGYPT SHOW! KATE WINSLET, LIAM HEMSWORTH IN 'DRESSMAKER'! STEPHEN FRY, HUGH LAURIE IN 'CANTERVILLE GHOST'! MAGGIE SMITH IS 'LADY IN THE VAN'! PATRICK WILSON IS 'BLUNDERER'

STUNNING CAST PHOTO FROM
'HIEROGLYPH' ANCIENT EGYPT SHOW WITH MAX BROWN
Your main treat for today is the first cast picture from Fox' new historical series HIEROGLYPH which will be set in the world of ancient Egypt following a notorious thief (Max Brown) who is plucked from prison to serve the Pharaoh ( Reece Ritchie), forcing him to navigate palace intrigue, seductive concubines, criminal underbellies and divine sorcerers, as he races to stop the downfall of one of history’s greatest civilizations. Jonathan Rhys Davies is also in the cast as the thief's mentor! Read more here!


THE CANTERVILLE GHOST
STEPHEN FRY & HUGH LAURIE
Another brilliant ensemble will be seen in the animated version of famous THE CANTERVILLE GHOST by Oscar Wilde. Toby Jones will star in this one, lending his voice together with Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie,  Imelda Staunton, Freddie Highmore and Miranda Hart! In this animated feature, Stephen Fry plays Sir Simon de Canterville who has been haunting his ancestral home in rural England for over 300 years, scaring off tenants with ease and aplomb — until the Otis family moves in from America.
MAGGIE SMITH 'LADY IN THE VAN'
Meanwhile, Maggie Smith will take the lead role in THE LADY IN THE VAN,  a movie about a playwright and his experiences with Miss Shepherd, a vagrant who parked her old van in his driveway and stayed there for shocking 15 years.
LIAM HEMSWORTH JOINS KATE WINSLET IN 'THE DRESS MAKER'
Yet another great movie to gain new cast members is Kate Winslet's THE DRESSMAKER which now also has Liam Hemsworth, Isla Fisher and Judy Davis in the cast! This Australian movie will see Kate Winslet playing an avenging angel who returns home to the remote country town from which she fled as a child after being accused of murder, to make amends with her eccentric mother. Although ostracized at first, she liberates and empowers the town’s women with her quick wit and beautiful clothing, also finding love, and ultimately exacts sweet revenge on those who wronged her.

PATRICK WILSON, JESSICA BIEL
 IN 'THE BLUNDERER' THRILLER
In casting news today, one of our favourite thespians Patrick Wilson will topline the cast of THE BLUNDERER, the big screen adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's bestselling novel! The movie will also have Jessica Biel, Imogen Poots and Toby Jones in the ensemble! The story is set in early 1960s New York, following Walter Stackhouse (Wilson),  a successful architect married to the beautiful Clara (Biel) and leading a charmed and perfect life. But his fascination with an unsolved murder leads him into a spiral of chaos as he is forced to play cat-and-mouse with a clever killer (Jones) and an over-ambitious detective. Walter’s obsession, his lies and his lust for another woman (Poots) will collide in a crush of guilt, innocence and, ultimately, fate.

52 comments:

  1. I'll probably see THE DRESSMAKER just because of Kate Winslet! ;-)

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    1. I love that kind of inspiring feelgood stories, and Australian films are always the best

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    2. I agree with Dave, the yummy Kate... yes I said that out loud.

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    1. say what, say what? Even HIEROGLYPH? I'm shocked, indeed I am! I thought you would appreciate some Max Brown!

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  3. HIEROGLYPH looks cool - I've got high hopes for that.

    As for THE CANTERVILLE GHOST, it's a cartoon I can take my son to, and it's got Fry & Laurie . . . what more could a man ask for? LOL

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    1. HIEROGLYPH is my most anticipated show this year!
      Fry and Imelda for me! :) Love them both to bits

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  4. The canterville ghost sounds great fun!

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  5. Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry together again! I love them both. Too bad it's not a live action film. And the Maggie Smith one sounds intriguing too.

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    1. Stephen Fry was so delightful in THE HOBBIT :)
      That other one sounds perfect for Maggs

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  6. The Dressmaker has a really good cast!

    I took the kids to see Legends of Oz - Dorothy Returns. I was a little disappointed with the story, but I thought the animation, and some of the songs were really good.

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    1. and the story too :)
      Yep, that animated movie had a strange animation so it didn't attract tones of attention :)

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  7. Ugh. I was excited to see Hugh Laurie will be "seen" on screen again and it's another animated movie.

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    1. he was supposed to star in CROSSBONES pirate series but the role instead went to John Malkovich

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    2. What? Haven't you read the spotlight? The banner was up there for only a month......

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    3. I've been watching House on Netflix and thinking what an amazing actor Hugh Laurie is. Such range! I'd love to see him in something else.

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    4. I liked him in his older works over in UK, but I didn't like HOUSE because I don't like uncaught characters on TV

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    5. I blame my short-term memory. What banner? What banner?

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    6. the banner with Malkovich as Blackbeard promoting my post on the CROSSBONES pirate show... you have the link in the sidebar with my epic shows

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  8. I'm a fan of avenging angels. Don't know why. Justice?

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  9. Positively can't wait for HIEROGLYPH! And THE CANTERVILLE GHOST sounds soooooo much fun :) Love Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie and Miranda Hart. What a cast ... of voices!

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    1. We can't wait for some Ancient Egyptian fun! Hope it's not rubbish like BBC's ATLANTIS

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    2. I'm only impressed if they can build a pyramid upside down.

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    3. you ain't easy to impress!

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  10. Hey, Dezzy,

    Absolutely looking foreword to Hieroglyph... It looks awesome.

    And The Canterville Ghost should be excellent with Stephen Frye....

    Love anything Maggies Smith and the premise to Lady in the Van is quiet unique...

    Angels, hunks, and Kate Winslet? Sounds like a winning combination to me!

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    1. HIEROGLYPH is our most anticipated of the new shows this year :)

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  11. I really really hope I don't have to wait too long for HIEROGLYPH here in Oz. It looks fantastic.

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    1. Fingers crossed! I hope some of the international cable channels will buy it

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  12. Everything you've got here looks like fun to me, Dez :)

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    1. it's a really fun week with all the new shows and sitcoms :)

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  13. I will see the ghost one, for sure.

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  14. a historic view of ancient egypt, with sorcerers

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    1. an even vampires... judging from the trailer :)

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    2. they did forget the mutant cats.... Egyptians loved those....

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  15. The Canterville Ghost sounds like one we are going to love! We will save that one for viewing around Halloween though, as that's when we love those kinds of shows best.

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    1. it's possible it will come out at that part of the year

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  16. Intriguing Hieroglyph, intriguing Hieroglyph...

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  17. Hieroglyph sounds odd but intriguing?

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    1. it will be our main epic show this year! Expect tones of spotlights on it :)

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  18. THE CANTERVILLE GHOST should be good, especially with Stephen Frye and Hugh Laurie.

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