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All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 466
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NewsJim Gaffigan, Olivia Thirlby join 'Chappaquiddick'
Sierra/Affinity has acquired international sales rights to the Ted Kennedy project starring previously announced Jason Clarke, Kate Mara, Ed Helms and Bruce Dern.
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NewsProducers join Gearshift Films’ 'All The Rage'
EXCLUSIVE: Dallas Buyers Club executive producer Tony Notargiacomo and Die Hard With A Vengeance executive producer Robert Lawrence have boarded the Canada-US project as producer and executive producer, respectively.
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NewsGKIDS acquires 'My Life As A Zucchini'
The distributor closed the North American deal with Indie Sales for the Swiss foreign-language Oscar submission and imminent TIFF Kids screening.
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NewsJim Harvey joins Covert Media
EXCLUSIVE: The veteran executive will head to Toronto next week with the Covert team in his new role as senior vice-president of international sales.
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FeaturesToronto 2016: Cameron Bailey talks TIFF highlights and Telluride
TIFF artistic director Cameron Bailey speaks to Jeremy Kay about highlights of the 41st edition and the entente cordiale with Telluride.
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NewsNorth American briefs: Searchlight sets ‘Birth’ TIFF press junkets
Plus: Chicago Film fest honours for Peter Bogdanovich, Steve McQueen; and more…
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NewsBloom brings 'Goon: Last Of The Enforcers' to TIFF
EXCLUSIVE: Alex Walton and his team will launch international sales in Toronto next week on the ice hockey comedy sequel starring Seann William Scott.
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NewsNorth American briefs: Andrea Calderwood to deliver Strategic partners keynote
Plus: Distribbber.com, Abramorama team up; and more…
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NewsTravis Fimmel, Kate Bosworth join 'Finding Steve McQueen'
Vikings and Warcraft star Fimmel and Bosworth line up alongside Forest Whitaker and William Fichtner on the thriller, which AMBI Distribution will introduce to global buyers in Toronto next week.
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News'Rules Don’t Apply' to open AFI FEST
The world premiere of Warren Beatty’s long awaited Howard Hughes film will kick off the 30th edition of the Los Angeles festival at the TCL Chinese Theatre on November 10.
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NewsEddie Marsan directorial debut among Ontario market projects
Projects participating in the Ontario Media Development Corporation’s two-day co-financing market include Eddie Marsan’s feature directorial debut.
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FeaturesVoltage Pictures: "Every movie that gets made is a milestone"
Led by indefatigable co-founder Nicolas Chartier, Voltage Pictures has scaled up its production activities in recent years, leading to five films at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival.
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NewsMCE, The Butler Brothers launch BroCo
Marina Cordoni Entertainment and Brett and Jason Butler of Substance Production have struck a three-film deal and partnered on a Toronto-based production company.
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NewsO-Scope acquires 'Lost In Paris'
Oscilloscope Laboratories has picked up US rights from MK2 Films to Dominique Abel and Fiona Gordon’s fourth feature.
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NewsWinston Baker, Los Cabos unveil inaugural investor summit
Winston Baker and the Los Cabos International Film Festival have announced the first Los Cabos Film Investor Summit, to take place in Mexico from November 10-11.
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NewsNorthern Banner picks up 'Olli Mäki', 'Mimosas'
Raven Banner’s specialty label has acquired Canadian rights to two Toronto-bound Cannes triumphs: Un Certain Regard winner The Happiest Day In The Life Of Olli Mäki and Critics Week winner Mimosas.
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NewsGene Wilder dies at 83
Gene Wilder, the American comedian with the winning forlorn gaze whose all-round talent propelled him to international fame and two Oscar nominations, has died at his Connecticut home from complications related to Alzheimer’s Disease. He was 83.
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NewsUS Briefs: 'A Monster Calls' gets new release date
Plus: NYFF unveils inaugural Explorations strand; Academy announces 17 student winners; and more…
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News'Don't Breathe' leads North American weekend on $26.4m
AUGUST 29 UPDATE: Screen Gems and Stage 6’s horror film stormed to the top with a muscular debut that will have executives at the studios behind many of this summer’s costly flops green with envy.
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CommentWhat Thor did during ‘Civil War’
Ever wondered what the god of thunder got up to while everyone else was smashing each other up in Captain America: Civil War? (And Hulk, for that matter.)