EXCLUSIVE: David Duchovny, Hope Davis, and Timothy Hutton are starring in After The Fall, a film that is just getting underway in Connecticut. Scripted by Carroll Cartwright (What Maisie Knew), the film is being directed by Anthony Fabian (Skin) and produced by Anthony Mastromauro’s Identity Films. The film is based on the true story of John and Brenda Fareri, grieving parents who used the unexpected death of their young daughter Maria as the impetus to build a world class state of the art children’s hospital where families are welcomed into the healing process. It has become the ... [Continua a leggere]
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The latest movie to film in Greenwich has a story that hits close to home. Actor David Duchovny was in town Tuesday to film scenes for a movie based on the true story of a Greenwich family whose mission is to build a world-class children's hospital after the death of their daughter. The film, "After the Fall," will shoot for the next couple of weeks in the basement of the town-owned Nathaniel Witherell nursing home on Parsonage Road. The nursing home's director, Allen Brown, said "After the Fall" is based on the story of Maria Fareri, a 13-year-old Greenwich girl who died of rabies in ... [Continua a leggere]
The sci-fi scribe, joining distributor Georgeville TV, will present "The After" to buyers next week.
Chris Carter's new distribution pact with Georgeville TV will present its first pitch to buyers at Mipcom next week. “Chris has woven his mythology magic within a very human, grounded story about the moment when we realize all of our worst fears about the world and its future,” Georgeville CEO Marc Rosen said of the announcement. Sierra/Engine Television will be shopping the project at the TV market. Carter, who tried to get another thriller off the ground at last year's Mipcom with Media Rights Capital, has not had a television series since X-Files. The 20th Century Fox Televisi ... [Continua a leggere]
Agent Scully has never looked so good. The X-Files actress Gillian Anderson wowed in a sexy black gown on the red carpet for the Great Expectations premiere during the 2012 RomaFictionFest in Rome, Italy on Oct. 1. Anderson’s black maxi dress featured orange and teal striped straps and a coordinating belly band that created a flattering maxi silhouette and drew even more attention to her decolletage, not that she needed the help. A plunging neckline that left very little to the imagination had all eyes focused on the newly-blond star. The 44-year-old star doesn’t appear to have ... [Continua a leggere]
The downside: The project isn't currently set up at any network in the United States.Carter's show is called "The After," and it's described as a thriller that takes place in the aftermath of a mysterious and unexplained happening. It will incorporate "elements of science fiction, suspense, and real-world fear and paranoia," according to the press release announcing the project.In other words, it doesn't sound as if Carter is straying too far from his "X-Files" wheelhouse. "The After" comes from independent producer Georgeville Television, which is also behind NBC's upcoming pirate series "Cro ... [Continua a leggere]
Independent TV studio, Georgeville Television has teamed up with The X-Files creator Chris Carter to finance a new drama series. Entitled The After, the series will debut at next week’s MIPCOM TV market where it will be shopped by newly formed Sierra/Engine Television. Written by Carter, The After is a thriller which revolves around a mysterious, unexplained event. In the vein of The X Files, The After incorporates elements of science fiction, suspense, and real-world fear and paranoia. “Chris has woven his mythology magic within a very human, grounded story about the mo ... [Continua a leggere]
"I prefer to stay out of money and scheduling issues, though it is to my detriment and I know that. I remember when somebody first told me that you’re now in charge of a $40 million start-up, it kind of freaked me out," he says of jobs he'd like to delegate.
From their obsessive rituals (Peppermint Patties! Oatmeal! Bruce Springsteen!) to the parts of their jobs they hate most (killing characters off, dealing with agents), TV's most influential writer-producers featured on The Hollywood Reporter's annual list of the Top 50 Showrunners come clean about the people, things and quirky habits that keep them -- and their shows -- alive. Vince Gilligan, Breaking Bad (AMC) The show that inspired me to write: Gilligan: The Twilight Zone because it was so marvelously constructed. My TV mentor: Gilligan: Definitely Chris Carter, who created The X-Fil ... [Continua a leggere]
La celebre Scully di X-Files, al Roma Fiction Fest per ritirare l’Excellence Award, parla del suo ruolo in "Great Expectations", adattamento del classico dell'autore inglese. «Un'esperienza gioiosa»
Al RomaFictionFest abbiamo assistito all'anteprima della miniserie della BBC "Great Expectations", voluta per celebrare il bicentenario della nascita di Charles Dickens. Pubblicato nel 1860-61, "Grandi Speranze" è considerato uno dei suoi romanzi più sofisticati e popolari, e Miss Havisham è senza dubbio il più complesso fra i personaggi: una nobile donna che, dopo essere stata abbandonata dal promesso sposo il giorno delle nozze, decide di lasciare la sua casa immutata da quel momento, fermando tutti gli orologi e non togliendosi mai più l'abito da sposa. Un ... [Continua a leggere]
Agent Mulder is going to drop his jaw when he sees Scully, aka actress Gillian Anderson, in this ultra-sexy gown. Anderson, 44, snaked onto the red carpet for the "Great Expectations" premiere during the 2012 RomaFictionFest in Rome, Italy, in a long black frock with green and orange stripes around the neckline, paired with a simple black clutch and practically no jewelry. The actress, who recently split from her partner Mark Griffiths, has been rumored to be cozying up to her old "X-Files" co-star David Duchovny. She's also been launching a career comeback, appearing in BBC miniseries and i ... [Continua a leggere]
I due attori a Roma per presentare "Great Expectations" e "Ripper Street"
La serie britannica "Great Expectations", porta sul piccolo schermo l'omonimo romanzo di Charles Dickens, che vede alla regia Brian Kirk ("Boardwalk Empire", "Luther"), e davanti alla macchina da presa Gillian Anderson, famosa per esser stata per anni la 'rossa' protagonista di "X-Files". Il costume drama, che sta riscontrando grande successo in quest'ultimo periodo in ogni settore della fiction televisiva, compreso il crime, raggiunge con questo prodotto un alto livello artistico e tecnico. Le ambientazioni cupe e realistiche riportano lo spettatore a tempi andati, i costumi e le scenografi ... [Continua a leggere]
Intervista esclusiva: l'ex Dana Scully, al RomaFictionFest con la miniserie Great Expectations, si racconta a Film.it
“Piercing, orecchini, catene e avevo perfino la cresta punk”. Per anni l'abbiamo vista in tailleur pronta a dare la caccia agli alieni, ma c'è stato un tempo in cui Gillian Anderson sfoggiava tutt'altra mise. Ne parliamo con lei nel giorno in cui il suo Great Expectations (miniserie BBC che adatta il capolavoro Grandi speranze di Dickens) viene presentato al RomaFictionFest. Ma torniamo a qualche ora prima, quando un gruppo di giornalisti esce dall'incontro con la Anderson con uno strano muso lungo e in chiaro disappunto. “Non aspettarti un'attrice disponibile e pront ... [Continua a leggere]
Una chiacchierata esclusiva con la popolare protagonista di X-Files in occasione della sua visita al RFF per ritirare l'Excellence Award per la sua brillante carriera. Una chiacchierata su Great Expectations, il suo approccio ai ruoli e la prossima serie The Fall per BBC.
E' forse l'ospite più atteso ed importante della VI edizione del RomaFictionFest, l'interprete dell'immortale Dana Scully di X-Files, ma a Roma per la presentazione della miniserie Great Expectations nell'ambito della giornata dedicata dalla kermesse romana all'inglese BBC, che ha coprodotto questo nuovo adattamento da Charles Dickens. Ma soprattutto per ritirare l'Excellence Award che il festival ha voluto assegnarle per la sua brillante carriera. Gillian Anderson, un ospite più che gradito, che abbiamo avuto il privilegio di intervistare per farci raccontare la sua Miss Havisha ... [Continua a leggere]
The Italian TV festival will dedicate a day to the talent and output of the U.K. public broadcaster's commercial arm, for the first time it has put the spotlight on a single international distributor.
LONDON – BBC Worldwide, the public broadcaster's commercial division, is teaming with the RomaFictionFest, a festival dedicated to television fiction, for a day's programming with writer David S. Goyer touted as a draw. It will be the first time the Italian TV shindig has dedicated an day to one specific international distributor. Running Sept. 30 through Oct. 5 in Rome, Goyer (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises) will present a masterclass on Da Vinci’s Demons, the eight-episode historical fantasy series produced by BBC Worldwide Productions for Starz Network a ... [Continua a leggere]
David S. Goyer, Gillian Anderson and Matthew Macfadyen to take part in series of panels, masterclasses and screenings in first ever BBC Worldwide day
BBC Worldwide is to have an entire day dedicated to the drama titles it represents around the world at RomaFictionFest, a leading international festival dedicated to television fiction. Running from 30th September to 5th October in Rome, this will be the festival’s sixth year andthe first time a day has been dedicated to an international distributor. Taking place on Monday 1st October at the Auditorium Parco della Musica, the exclusive BBC Worldwide events will feature a masterclass, two panel sessions and drama premieres that will be open to attending industry and general public ... [Continua a leggere]
Switzerland has submitted a contender for best foreign language film to the American Oscar awards: acclaimed French-Swiss director Ursula Meier’s latest work, “Sister”, is up for the Hollywood honour.
“Sister” tells the story of 12-year-old Simon who lives with his sister in the French-speaking part of Switzerland. The two struggle to make ends meet, and Simon takes to stealing ski equipment from wealthy tourists and re-selling it to teens in the valley to make a meager living. The drama was recently honored at the Berlin Film Festival with a special runner-up Silver Bear award. Meier’s first feature film, “Home”, won the Swiss Film Prize for best film in 2009 and a French César nomination for best first film. “Home” was also entere ... [Continua a leggere]