Not exact matches
With Emile Hirsch already locked
in to play the Blue Brothers star, Steve Conrad
in the writer / directors chair, Judy Belushi - Pisano (as she is now known) and Belushi's
old friend and colleague Dan Aykroyd involved as producers the
film is certainly gaining
promise.
The existence of God becomes a major concern for the
film's protagonist, 10 - year -
old Catholic school student Joshua Beal (newcomer Joseph Cross,
in a
promising debut) after his beloved grandfather (Robert Loggia) dies of bone marrow cancer.
The buzz on the
film (which premieres on Sunday at the London
Film Festival) has been solid
in advance, and Thompson (who like Streep, has two Oscars) has her most
promising role
in years as «Mary Poppins» author P.L. Travers, which combines the always awards - friendly elements of a tragic backstory and a sharp - tongued
old lady (of which Thompson is the third
in contention, after Streep and Dench).
A zippy bike - chase through London early - on generates some
promise for the
film, but by the time we're deep
in the jungle, it's very much the same -
old, same -
old.
He shows the ability to carry a
film, as
promised by his supporting turns
in The Rookie,
Old School, and the television show Reaper.
It would give fans ease knowing that many of the
old players were still involved, and hopefully trust
in the new team that they're
promising to deliver something that lives up to the original
films.
Like all Telluride festivals, this one had great moments, as when 92 - year -
old John Alton recalled discovering Maurice Chevalier
in a Paris nightclub and
filming him
in a screen test, only to have MGM turn him down (Paramount saw more
promise in the performer).
As
promised, Infinity War drastically shook up the MCU, and right as that seismic impact is dying down, we now have this opportunity to revisit a
film that's not
old at all, yet feels a bit different
in Infinity War's wake.
In the 65th annual Golden Globes, Atonement fought off strong competition from violent thrillers American Gangster, Eastern
Promises and No Country for
Old Men, legal drama Michael Clayton, historical saga There Will Be Blood and Oprah Winfrey - produced feelgood
film The Great Debaters, for the best
film award.
Three years after landing her first major acting role
in Martha Coolidge's Valley Girl, the then 23 - year -
old was named Most
Promising New Star at the ShoWest
film convention (no less!)
A 10 - year -
old boy «discovered» playing at an aging Kissimmee motel and cast
in the
film «The Florida Project» has been
promised a full four - year scholarship to Rollins College — the youngest recipient
in college history.
Initially, «Spectre» holds great
promise as a Bond
film in the
old - fashioned mode.
This warning - cum -
promise, delivered by 16 - year -
old Hazel Grace Lancaster (Shailene Woodley)
in the voiceover monologue that opens The Fault
in Our Stars, is the first and most telling moment of self - sabotage
in Josh Boone's faintly wry but mostly cloying
film.