Showing posts with label 21 jump street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 21 jump street. Show all posts
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Johnny Depp on Hulu!
Hulu.com is having a Johnny Depp marathon, featuring the movies Benny and Joon, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Cry Baby, and 21 Jump Street episodes! So have fun watching the wonderful Johnny Depp on your computer, and remember to enter our contests to be entered to win a 9 Movie Book!
Friday, August 21, 2009
21 Jump Street May Have Picked Up a Director
Catherine Hardwicke (The Director of Twilight) is in early talks with Sony to direct the remake of the TV series, 21 Jump Street, the series which in most ways kick started Johnny Depp's career. The remake has had Jonah Hill's name tied to it for a very long time (presumably a lead character), and the movie is to be produced by Neal H. Moritz.
The film is to be "an action-heavy retelling the original story." If you don't know the origional series it's abouta group of cops that look young enough to do undercover investigations in High Schools and Colleges.
The film is to be "an action-heavy retelling the original story." If you don't know the origional series it's abouta group of cops that look young enough to do undercover investigations in High Schools and Colleges.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
21 Jump Street and Public Enemies
Jonah Hill Describes ‘21 Jump Street’ Remake As ‘R-Rated’ And ‘Insane’
http://moviesblog.mtv.comIf you don't already know, Jonah Hill is doing a remake of the TV series 21 Jump Street starring Johnny Depp. Check out MTV Movie Blog for more on it.
PUBLIC ENEMIES SOUNDTRACK
http://www.jsonline.com
The composer Elliott Goldenthal won an Oscar for "Frida" and is married to its director Julie Taymor. He also composed the soundtdracks for "Interview With the Vampire," "Across the Universe" and Michael Mann's "Heat."
1. Ten Million Slaves - Otis Taylor
2. Chicago Shake - The Bruce Fowler Big Band
3. Drive To Bohemia - Elliot Goldenthal
4. Love Me or Leave Me - Billie Holiday
5. Billie's Arrest - Elliot Goldenthal
6. Am I Blue? - Billie Holiday
7. Love In The Dunes - Elliot Goldenthal
8. Bye Bye Blackbird - Diana Krall
9. Phone Call To Billie - Elliot Goldenthal
10. Nasty Letter - Otis Taylor
11. Plane To Chicago - Elliot Goldenthal
12. O Guide Me Thou Great Jehova - Indian Bottom Association, Old Regular Baptists
13. Gold Coast Restaurant - Elliot Goldenthal
14. The Man I Love - Billie Holiday
15. JD Dies - Elliot Goldenthal
16. Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground Blind - Willie Johnson
Facebook Group 'Excited for Michael Mann's Public Enemies!' has latest updates about Public Enemies, be sure to join! http://www.facebook.com
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Jonah Hill gives up Transformers 2 for 21 Jump Street, why? Because he's AWESOME!!!
http://www.cinemablend.com
Jonah Hill Explains Transformers Slip and 21 Jump Street Plans
Given the choice between Transformers 2 and an update of an oldJohnny Depp TV show, it's pretty obvious which option most of us would take. But Jonah Hill is clearly not like the rest of us-- for more than just the obvious reasons-- and recently turned down a sidekick role in the Transformers sequel to executive produce and maybe star in a movie version of the late-80s TV show 21 Jump Street. The choice left us with a lot of questions, and hey look! MTV Movies has some answers! Hill seems to have avoided getting a big head in the wake of Superbad's success, and figured, as far as Transformers went, he had a bit more proving to do in comedies first. “I'm not proven yet,” he told MTV. “I've only been in one movie that people have seen that I've been the lead in so like, um, I could still suck in people's minds, they don't know yet!” Fair enough. He's probably exaggerating how much of an impact he would have on Transformers-- after all, Shia LaBeouf would still actually be the star-- and you figure he would have been playing pretty much the exact same role he did in Superbad, just modified for a PG-13 rating. But still, that's a nice sign of humility from an actor who could be expected to have gone the “Forget y'all, I'm famous!” route by now.
And as for that Johnny Depp retread? Hill may be helping you rest easily when he says “If it doesn't turn out funny, I promise we will not make it.” Now the only question becomes what exactly comes under Jonah Hill's definition of “funny,” (he was in Strange Wilderness, after all) and whether or not the powerful people who will make money off of this movie would actually let him pull the plug. Like Hill himself said in the earlier paragraph, he's not that special yet.
Jonah Hill hasn't really hit a backlash yet, even though he seemed to be everywhere last summer. With an attitude like this one, he may avoid one altogether. I may come to eat these words, but for now at least, he seems to have his head on his shoulders. Even if 21 Jump Street still seems like an insane idea for a movie.
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A collection of Burton music--this CD is not composed of the same versions of the music by Danny Elfman, Howard Shore (Ed Wood) and Stephen Sondheim, that we're familiar with. Instead, these are new recordings of those pieces, played by the City of Prague Philharmonic--will be available in the UK on June 16th, 2008, and in the US on July 7th, 2008.
A list of the tracks:
1. Main Titles – Sweeney Todd
2. No Place Like London – Sweeney Todd
3. A Little Priest – Sweeney Todd
4. Johanna – Sweeney Todd
5. Christmas Eve Montage – The Nightmare Before Christmas
6. The Piano Duet/Victor’s Piano Solo – Corpse Bride
7. End Titles – Sleepy Hollow
8. Themes - Batman
9. End Titles – Batman Returns
10. Main Title/Ice Dance – Edward Scissorhands
11. Finale – Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
12. Beetlejuice - Beetlejuice
13. Breakfast Machine – Pee-wee’s Big Adventure
14. Main Title – Ed Wood
15. Mars Attacks! – Mars Attacks
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Sweeney Todd Region 2 DVD 2 disk set was released today in the UK; the extra features are:
Jonah Hill Explains Transformers Slip and 21 Jump Street Plans
Given the choice between Transformers 2 and an update of an oldJohnny Depp TV show, it's pretty obvious which option most of us would take. But Jonah Hill is clearly not like the rest of us-- for more than just the obvious reasons-- and recently turned down a sidekick role in the Transformers sequel to executive produce and maybe star in a movie version of the late-80s TV show 21 Jump Street. The choice left us with a lot of questions, and hey look! MTV Movies has some answers! Hill seems to have avoided getting a big head in the wake of Superbad's success, and figured, as far as Transformers went, he had a bit more proving to do in comedies first. “I'm not proven yet,” he told MTV. “I've only been in one movie that people have seen that I've been the lead in so like, um, I could still suck in people's minds, they don't know yet!” Fair enough. He's probably exaggerating how much of an impact he would have on Transformers-- after all, Shia LaBeouf would still actually be the star-- and you figure he would have been playing pretty much the exact same role he did in Superbad, just modified for a PG-13 rating. But still, that's a nice sign of humility from an actor who could be expected to have gone the “Forget y'all, I'm famous!” route by now.And as for that Johnny Depp retread? Hill may be helping you rest easily when he says “If it doesn't turn out funny, I promise we will not make it.” Now the only question becomes what exactly comes under Jonah Hill's definition of “funny,” (he was in Strange Wilderness, after all) and whether or not the powerful people who will make money off of this movie would actually let him pull the plug. Like Hill himself said in the earlier paragraph, he's not that special yet.
Jonah Hill hasn't really hit a backlash yet, even though he seemed to be everywhere last summer. With an attitude like this one, he may avoid one altogether. I may come to eat these words, but for now at least, he seems to have his head on his shoulders. Even if 21 Jump Street still seems like an insane idea for a movie.
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A collection of Burton music--this CD is not composed of the same versions of the music by Danny Elfman, Howard Shore (Ed Wood) and Stephen Sondheim, that we're familiar with. Instead, these are new recordings of those pieces, played by the City of Prague Philharmonic--will be available in the UK on June 16th, 2008, and in the US on July 7th, 2008.
A list of the tracks:1. Main Titles – Sweeney Todd
2. No Place Like London – Sweeney Todd
3. A Little Priest – Sweeney Todd
4. Johanna – Sweeney Todd
5. Christmas Eve Montage – The Nightmare Before Christmas
6. The Piano Duet/Victor’s Piano Solo – Corpse Bride
7. End Titles – Sleepy Hollow
8. Themes - Batman
9. End Titles – Batman Returns
10. Main Title/Ice Dance – Edward Scissorhands
11. Finale – Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
12. Beetlejuice - Beetlejuice
13. Breakfast Machine – Pee-wee’s Big Adventure
14. Main Title – Ed Wood
15. Mars Attacks! – Mars Attacks
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Sweeney Todd Region 2 DVD 2 disk set was released today in the UK; the extra features are:
- Behind the scenes featuring: Tim Burton, Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter
- Musical Mayhem: Sondheim's Sweeney Todd (featurette)
- Sweeney Todd is Alive: The Real History of the Demon Barber (featurette)
- Sweeney's London (featurette)
- Recreating Fleet Street (featurette)
- Grand Guignol: A Theatrical Tradition (featurette)
- Sketchbook (a look at the creation of sketches of the story)Sunday, May 18, 2008
21 jump street will be 'rad'
Jonah Hill (super bad) was quoted saying:
regarding his remake of the television series 21 jump street.
Will Danny Elfman do the score to a new broadway musical about Houdini? It sounds far fetched (and awesome!) but it was mentioned in an interview with David Yazbek by http://lohud.com
"He has been announced as the lyricist for a Broadway-bound musical about Harry Houdini - with a book by Spy magazine founder Kurt Anderson and a score by Danny Elfman, to be directed by Jack O'Brien - but he can't confirm that."
read the rest of the interview at the link.
regarding his remake of the television series 21 jump street.
Will Danny Elfman do the score to a new broadway musical about Houdini? It sounds far fetched (and awesome!) but it was mentioned in an interview with David Yazbek by http://lohud.com
"He has been announced as the lyricist for a Broadway-bound musical about Harry Houdini - with a book by Spy magazine founder Kurt Anderson and a score by Danny Elfman, to be directed by Jack O'Brien - but he can't confirm that."
read the rest of the interview at the link.
Friday, May 16, 2008
21 Jump Street to Film and other top stories for May 16th
As you may know 21 Jump Street was what really started Johnny Depp's career, even though him filst role was in Nightmare on Elm Street. Now it's on it's way to the big screen, heres more from http://breakingnews.iol.ie
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The US TV show that made Johnny Depp famous is making its way to the big screen, under the watchful eye of comedy star Jonah Hill, according to reports.
Depp found fame playing baby-faced police officer Tom Hanson in 1980s undercover cop series '21 Jump Street' when he was just 24.
The role helped him land parts in movies 'Cry Baby' and 'Edward Scissorhands', which catapulted him to Hollywood fame.
'Superbad' star Hill will serve as the new film's executive producer and script writer, and will be joined by the original series' co-creator Stephen J. Cannell, according to EW.COM.
Depp's camp has yet to confirm if he will consider a cameo appearance in the film.
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Dragons Stage and Theatre School is holding auditions for their production of Sweeney Todd, more information here.
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The cast to another production of Sweeney has been announced, this showing is to open this october get to know the cast at http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com
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An update on the Danny Elfman Ballet with Twyla Tharp and elfman music titled "Rabbits and Rouge," a new American Ballet Theatre piece at the Orange County Performing Artscenter. Tharp had a Broadway hit when she teamed with Billy Joel for "Movin' Out." Lightning may strike again (ocpac.org; Aug. 6-10).
More at http://www.latimes.com
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The Edward Scissorhands ballet is running for two weeks (from May 29th) at Sydney Opera House
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More on the production and Ticket info at http://sxnews.e-p.net.au/
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HBC in a new movie?
From http://harrypotterspage.com/
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The US TV show that made Johnny Depp famous is making its way to the big screen, under the watchful eye of comedy star Jonah Hill, according to reports.
Depp found fame playing baby-faced police officer Tom Hanson in 1980s undercover cop series '21 Jump Street' when he was just 24.
The role helped him land parts in movies 'Cry Baby' and 'Edward Scissorhands', which catapulted him to Hollywood fame.
'Superbad' star Hill will serve as the new film's executive producer and script writer, and will be joined by the original series' co-creator Stephen J. Cannell, according to EW.COM.
Depp's camp has yet to confirm if he will consider a cameo appearance in the film.
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Dragons Stage and Theatre School is holding auditions for their production of Sweeney Todd, more information here.
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The cast to another production of Sweeney has been announced, this showing is to open this october get to know the cast at http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com
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An update on the Danny Elfman Ballet with Twyla Tharp and elfman music titled "Rabbits and Rouge," a new American Ballet Theatre piece at the Orange County Performing Artscenter. Tharp had a Broadway hit when she teamed with Billy Joel for "Movin' Out." Lightning may strike again (ocpac.org; Aug. 6-10).
More at http://www.latimes.com
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The Edward Scissorhands ballet is running for two weeks (from May 29th) at Sydney Opera House
You are browsing images from the article:
The Bourne supremacy " target="_blank">
More on the production and Ticket info at http://sxnews.e-p.net.au/
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HBC in a new movie?
From http://harrypotterspage.com/
| Harry Potter Stars To Appear In CinemaNX Films |
 Variety reported CinemaNX, a new film financing and production venture bankrolled by the Isle of Man, has revealed its three new projects. Two of those projects will be Heartless and Wild Target whose cast will include stars from the Harry Potter films.Heartless, an urban horror movie written and directed by Philip Ridley, will star Clemence Poesy (Fleur Delacoeur) and Timothy Spall (Wormtail), along with Jim Sturgess and Noel Clarke. Wild Target, a “hitman caper” produced by Martin Pope and Michael Rose of Magic Light Pictures, will star Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix Lestrange) and Bill Nighy. |
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