More Details about US Release of Cosmopolis

More Info about the US release of Cosmopolis from eOnefilms.

Cosmopolis is set to open on August 17th in New York and LA, and on August 24th elsewhere in the US.

"Cosmopolis" is listed as "Coming Soon" to these Landmark Theaters

Boston:  Kendall Square Cinema

Chicago:  Landmark's Century Centre Cinema

Indianapolis:  Keystone Art Cinema

New York:  Sunshine Cinema

San Diego:  Hillcrest Cinemas

San Francisco:  Embarcadero Center Cinema

San Francisco East Bay:  Shattuck Cinemas

Palm Desert, CA: Cinemas Palme d'Or
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More from Kellan's MTV Interview - Picking Character Taglines

"[Emmett] is just down to have a good time," Kellan Lutz said. "I remember in the first one, [director] Catherine [Hardwicke] had us all sit down thinking of taglines, and Nikki [Reed] and I thought up, I believe it was 'Dirty South,' just to correlate our characters together, because we're so fun-loving and we have our cabin up in the woods and we have our fun up there," he added with a wink and a smile. "So yeah, Emmett is just a fun-loving teddy bear." (Writer's note: Nikki Reed claimed the "Dirty South" thing was all Lutz's idea and she just goes along with it at this point. Rosalie seems too high-maintenance to be anything "Dirty" anyway, so that tagline does seem more appropriate for Emmett.)

In contrast, there's nothing fun-loving about Peter Facinelli's patriarch Carlisle Cullen. "Don't mess with my family," Facinelli said of his character's no-nonsense slogan. "They should make a Carlisle T-shirt [that says] 'Don't mess with my family.' "

Facinelli's onscreen wife Elizabeth Reaser feels equally feisty about Esme's mantra.
"Anything I would say would have, like, swear words in it. That's where my brain goes," Reaser admitted. "Esme is so hard-core in this movie, I feel like she will take you down. 'Mama Will Take You Down' — that would be my tagline."

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New 'Cosmopolis' Clip: "Smell of Sex"

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Kristen and Rob win BRAVO-Otto (Scans & Translation)

Old Rob Outtake from Los Angeles Times 2008 Now HQ/Untagged

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New Fan Pic of Jackson from the set of 'Aim High: Season Two'

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New Pic of Jackson from 2012 TCA Backstage Creations Celebrity Retreat

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New Kristen Outtake from Los Angeles Times Shoot + Old one in HQ

New Outtake

 Old one in HQ

New/Old Pics of Rob and Kristen from the Breaking Dawn: Part 1 LA Premiere

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New/Old Picture of Rob and Gil Birmingham from the Twilight set

Kristen's Photoshoot Pics Now in HQ & Untagged

 

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More Pics of Jackson from the 2012 Teen Choice Awards

Rob's Pictures from BlackBook Photoshoot Now Bigger and Uncropped

Non-Scan Pics + Scans of Magazine + Transcript were posted here

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New Press Conference Portraits of Jackson from Comic Con

New 'Breaking Dawn: Part 2' Character Art

'Cosmopolis' US Premiere in NYC on August 13th

 According to eOnefilms and Moviefone, the 'Cosmopolis' US Red Carpet Premiere is scheduled to take place in NYC on Monday August 13th. 

Moviefone is giving fans in NYC a chance to win tickets to the premiere here. Winner will be picked on Monday August 6th!!

"Hey Moviefone fans! RT this if u live in NYC & want a chance to win tickets to #CosmopolisUS premiere on 8/13. We'll pick a random winner!"

From @eOnefilms:

"As we have been asked a lot, here the only info we have for now on #CosmopolisUS red carpet premiere: It will be in NY only on 8/13." 

Kellan in Saint Tropez - July 26, 2012

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More Info on 'The Rover' - Director and Producer Scouting Locations

The actor, who has a mass worldwide fan base thanks to The Twilight Saga films, will play a thief in the Outback in Animal Kingdom director David Michod’s futuristic western The Rover.

Guy Pearce has also been confirmed for the shoot, which will start in South Australia in late January next year.

Michod and producer Liz Watts scouted locations across SA, including the Flinders Ranges, earlier this month.

Flinders Ranges Mayor Peter Slattery said it would be a treat if Pattinson were in the region during the seven-week on-location shoot. Another two weeks will be shot at the Adelaide Studios.

“I daresay it would induce a bit of excitement in the area,” he said. “The spin-off effect is that the attention on them cross-promotes the area that we’re in. We certainly would be most enthused about him coming.”

Pattinson will have the choice of SA’s best Outback hospitality, from Wilpena Pound, luxury homestead Arkaba Station and Rawnsley Park Luxury Eco Villas to iconic tourist destination the Prairie Hotel in Parachilna.

The South Australian Film Corp has invested $450,000 in the project, which was approved in the latest round of Screen Australia funding.

The Rover’s overall funding budget is $12,250,000.

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New Press Conference Portraits of Rob from Comic Con 2012

Jackson Signing a FluBag

@fulBags: Check out @JacksonRathbone signing a #fulbag for one of our family members fighting cancer.

Kellan at VIP Room Nightclub in Saint Tropez - July 25, 2012

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Elizabeth Reaser, Peter Facinelli, and Nikki Reed talk about Vampire Bella - Fansites Interview at Comic Con

Q: How difficult was it for you, as your characters, to work with Kristen as a vampire, as opposed to working with her as a human being?

Elizabeth Reaser: I mean, I think it was a lot of fun. There’s a scene where she almost kills Taylor. And I believed in the moment that she was strong enough. She really was so committed, whether she was a vampire, vampire Bella, which is completely different, and she was scary, she was a real force.

Peter Facinelli: It’s like a whole different person. It was kinda cool. She’s grown to be so mature, and confident and strong. Really, it was like dealing with a different person altogether. Like, Bella is usually weak and frail. Not weak. But frail as far, you know, a vampire looking at her, and we always felt the need to protect her, and I didn’t feel the need to do that. I felt like this was a woman who could hold her own.

Elizabeth: She could kill us.

Peter: She was stronger than us.

Q: But then was it weird for you? Because one day she would be vampire Bella, and then the next day she’d be back to being human Bella. Because you were filming both films simultaneously? Was that odd?

Nikki Reed: Yeah, and not just human Bella; like human Bella falling…

Elizabeth: apart? (everyone laughs)

Q: And then the next day she was beautiful vampire Bella…

Nikki: That was bizarre.

Elizabeth: Yeah it was weird to see her disfigured like that because it looked so real. It came out great.

Nikki: The last one, Part 1 and 2, that was the only time when my character and Bella actually wanted to interact and have some friendliness and a smile here and there…

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Rob, Jackson, Kristen, and Kellan's Interview with Allociné from Comic Con

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Kristen and Others Read Mean Tweets on Jimmy Kimmel

Celebrities react to the harsh words of the Twitterverse!  Kristen @ 0:55

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'The Rover' Gets Greenlight

Press release from Screen Australia

Screen Australia has almost $20 million investment in a diverse slate of feature films, adult television drama projects and children’s television series. The investment in 12 projects will trigger $100 million in production.

Features approved include The Rover, a futuristic Western from the producer and writer/director of Animal Kingdom, Liz Watts and David Michôd. Michôd will join Watts and David Linde (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) as a producer. The film’s cast includes world-class acting talents Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce.

Screen Australia’s Chief Executive Ruth Harley said, “These four highly engaging and diverse Australian stories have huge potential. The Rover is a powerful well-crafted script from a talented team with an impressive cast. Anna Broinowski’s Aim High in Creation is a distinctive, ambitious film with a humorous and entertaining story. Felony has international breakout potential and Healing promises to be a highly emotional and moving story on screen.”

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THE ROVER
Porchlight Films Pty Ltd in association with Lava Bear Films LLC
Producers Liz Watts, David Linde, David Michôd
Writer/Director David Michôd
International Sales FilmNation
Australian Distributor Village Roadshow
Synopsis The Australian desert in a dangerous and damaged near future. Eric has left everything, everyone and every semblance of human kindness behind him. And then he has his last possession stolen by a gang of dangerous criminals. Eric sets off on a ruthless mission to track them down, forced along the way to enlist the help of Rey, the naïve and injured junior member of the gang, who was left behind in the bloody chaos of the gang’s most recent robbery.

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SYDNEY -- Robert Pattinson's new starring role was given the greenlight.

Screen Australia said it will provide production financing for a previously announced Australian feature film project, The Rover, from Animal Kingdom writer-director David Michod. The Twilight star and Guy Pearce are both attached.

Set in the Australian desert, the futuristic western tells the story of Eric, who has left everything, everyone and every semblance of human kindness behind him, as he’s forced to join an injured gang member, Rey, to hunt down Rey’s gang after they steal the last of Eric’s possessions.

The Rover is produced by Porchlight Films in association with Los Angeles-based Lava Bear Films, with Liz Watts, David Linde and Michod producing. Film Nation will handle international sales, and Roadshow Films will be the Australian distributor.
The Rover is one of four features, four adult TV dramas and four kids TV series to receive $20 million of production funding from agency Screen Australia, triggering more than $100 million worth of production here.

Screen Australia’s CEO Ruth Harley said: “These four highly engaging and diverse Australian stories have huge potential. The Rover is a powerful well-crafted script from a talented team with an impressive cast. Anna Broinowski’s Aim High in Creation is a distinctive, ambitious film with a humorous and entertaining story. Felony has international breakout potential, and Healing promises to be a highly emotional and moving story on screen.”

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