Sentences with phrase «more awards buzz»
Finally she details her joy in working with Woody Allen for the first time in Wonder Wheel, a movie for which she is enjoying more awards buzz.
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For most best picture winners, the period between the nominations and awards is more profitable than post-Oscar buzz.
«At Woolworths» supplier awards last night everyone says they just feel a different buzz when they come to Woolworths now — we're a bit more open, a bit more engaged, hopefully we're a bit more human, a bit more authentic.
Franco has received a fair amount of awards buzz for his performance, and he more than lives up to the hype in that regard.
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It was the only holdover in the top 10 to post a week - to - week increase — of 166 % — partly due to its addition of more than 500 screens and building buzz about its award - season prospects.
But instead of gunning for the big bucks and getting stuck in the loop of awards - buzz movies, Franco started to work on some more experimental projects.
This could very likely create more buzz for the movie than it would have otherwise received, including awards attention.
«The Master» on the other hand is more of a quick clip compilation and is already generating whispers of awards buzz for Joaquin Phoenix.
There is a buzz around Tom Hanks and Cate Blanchett for their respective roles in Captain Phillips and Blue Jasmine, and over the coming months we will be hearing a lot more awards chat.
To date, only seven of the studio's more than fifty releases have cracked eight figures at the domestic box office and only with much effort and / or major awards buzz.
True, it still may be best known in «film circles,» but considering it has been seen by more people than Julia and The Maid combined (two films considerably more «buzzed about» in advance by the awards season soothsayers), for the purposes of this discussion, it's a veritable blockbuster — the Avatar of French painter bio-pics.
The movie is awful, from the script's blending of Southern charm and Jewish slang, to the over-the-top performances by its actors, but when an internet posting begins a rumor that star Marilyn Hack (Catherine O'Hara) should garner an Oscar nomination come awards time, the film's publicist (John Michael Higgins) goes into overdrive, generating even more buzz about possible nominations for its other two stars, Victor Allen Miller (Harry Shearer) and Callie Webb (Parker Posey).
The 2012 Porsche 911 is generating the most buzz, and the larger, sleeker and more powerful car should contend for an Autoweek Editors» Choice Award.
HIGH - DEMAND BACKSTORY: McNeal was a National Book Award finalist, which alone will draw attention, but thanks to a hefty marketing plan, this one should get even more buzz.