Showing posts with label The Fighter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Fighter. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

A behind the scenes look at The Fighter


This particular set of photos from David O. Russell's The Fighter have been online for a while, but nobody really noticed until /Film pointed them out. More than likely all the film festivals had our attention. There are also some video blogs as well.



The Fighter, which stars Mark Wahlberg, Christian Bale, Amy Adams, and Melissa Leo looks at the early years of real-life boxer "Irish" Micky Ward (Wahlberg) and his brother (Bale) who helped train him before going pro in the mid '80s.



There are way more photos at IAmRogue for you to get a look at. The Fighter opens in theaters in 2010.




Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Links for you: Christian Bale looking emaciated and Denzel Washington gets the hell off Unstoppable?


Emily Blunt will join Matt Damon in sci-fi love story The Adjustment Bureau. Damon will play a congressman while Blunt will play a ballet dancer. [THR]

An Education now has a poster. It's nothing special, but Peter Sarsgaard and Carey Mulligan look flawless on it. [In Contention]

Get your first look at an incredibly thin Christian Bale on the set of The Fighter. He isn't as thin as he was for The Machinist, but he still looks downright frightening, and the thinned hair doesn't help either. It's probably good for his career, but I can't imagine this being good for his health. [Awards Daily]

Henry Cavill is the unluckiest bastard in Hollywood. He could have starred in Harry Potter, Batman Begins, Superman Returns, the post-Brosnan Bond films, and Twilight. [The Playlist]

Nathaniel gives us his 10 best films of the year so far. [Film Experience]

Yesterday, it looked like Denzel Washington left Unstoppable because of budget problems and a delayed scheduled. It looks like he might reconsider now that Fox has made a different offer. [Cinematical]

Ioan Gruffudd has been cast in Banking on Mr. Toad, as British writer Kenneth Grahame, who is best known for The Wind in the Willows. [Empire]

Kerry Washington has been doing some press for her transsexual role in Life is Hot in Cracktown. Check out some of her interviews. [TransGriot]

What the hell is Inception about anyway? [The Playlist]