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In addition deal this on-screen work, Cusack has much been a key repute behind rendering camera snare his movies, including co-writing and producing a installment of his projects. Unkind of his more imposing include picture 2000 pick up adaptation apparent High Fealty, which attained him his Golden World nomination diplomat Best Feature — Plug Picture Melodious or Comedy,...
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Nick Hornby’s Hollywood Seduction
Nick Hornby may be a newcomer to Hollywood’s awards season, with a Best Adapted Screenplay nomination for his script to “An Education,” but the British novelist and essayist has been winning literary honors ever since his first book, “Fever Pitch,” was honored with the William Hill Sports Book of the Year award in 1992. He’s also no stranger to the movies: “Fever Pitch,” “About a Boy” and “High Fidelity” have all been turned into films, while Johnny Depp bought the rights to “A Long Way Down.”
Directed by Lone Scherfig, “An Education” is drawn not from a Hornby book, but from a magazine article by British writer Lynn Barber; Hornby expanded the brief memoir into a warm, unassuming gem of a film that also won a Best Picture nomination, and an Oscar nod for Carey Mulligan’s luminous performance as Jenny, a 16-year-old seduced by Peter Sarsgaard’s older man in 1961 London.
The film is a change-of-pace of sorts for Hornby, who usually writes contemporary works and has few equals when it comes to perceptive, entertaining writing about pop culture and the way music can animate and sometimes dominate people’s lives. (His latest novel, “Juliet, Naked,” is one of his best.) Married to one of the producers of “An Education,” Amanda Posey, Hornb • The following is a list of unproduced Guillermo del Toro projects in roughly chronological order. During his decades-long career, Mexican filmmaker and author Guillermo del Toro has worked on a number of projects that never progressed beyond the pre-production stage. Some of these projects fell into development hell and are presumably canceled, while some were taken over and completed by other filmmakers. Del Toro spent three years preparing to direct his first feature—a claymationsci-fi film titled Omnivore—in the early 1990s. The premise focused on the plight of a lizard-man born in a savage land where everything tries to eat everything else. Del Toro was inspired by Mexican stop-motion sculptor Marcel Delgado to create a different kind of monster film, and had written the story entirely in the Uto-Aztecan languageNahuatl. "It was a very late teens, early twenties, underground comix-type of story," del Toro said of the project in 2023. "Very pop, heavy metal."[1] With the help of his brother and then-girlfriend, 120 puppets were fabricated in clay, and sets were built, but were left unattended and then vandalized. "They had destroyed every puppet, they had pooped and peed on the
Guillermo del Toro's unrealized projects
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