• John Campea talks to “Avatar” star Stephen Lang. [AMC Entertainment]
• Scott Feinberg spotlights 50 performances that “shoulda been contendas” in the 2009 Oscar race. [And the Winner Is…]
• Nikki sez Warner Bros. has broken the studio’s own domestic box office record by crossing $2 billion across the States. Wowsers. [Deadline Hollywood Daily]
• Edward Douglass chats up “The White Ribbon” director Michael Haneke. [Coming Soon]
• Brooks Barnes has a few pre-holiday questions for “Nine” director Rob Marshall. [The Carpetbagger]
• Gregory Ellwood, meanwhile, tries to figure out which films are primed to steal the musical’s formerly “locked” Best Picture slot. [Awards Campaign]
• And Pete Hammond considers the film’s commercial miss in terms of box office impact at the Oscars. [Notes on a Season]
• “2012” is China’s all-time box office champ. [The Guardian]
• Paul Fischer sits down with “The Last Station” star Christopher Plummer. [Dark Horizons]
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5 responses to “12/29 Oscarweb Round-up”
That picture of Stephen Lang looks CGI. Is that the case, or is it just weird lighting?
I agree. He looks like the Bryan character from Tekken.
how dare you guys say anything that could be remotely construed as critical about avatar.
how. dare. you.
That interviewer is dashing and handsome.
Tom Hardy for best actor for Bronson!!