• Not that “Righteous Kill” is going to be an Oscar movie, but Brian Williams scoring a sit-down with Al Pacino and Robert De Niro for the first time is pretty sweet. [MSNBC]
• Roger Ebert clears up the TIFF tiff that the New York Daily News was dying to report. [Chicago Sun-Times]
• So far, Lou Lumenick has had nothing to say for himself. [Lumenick on Film]
• David Poland takes Mike Leigh’s advice, catches Uros Stovanovic’s “Tears For Sale.” [Movie City News]
• Recounting the decades-long journey of “On the Road” from page to screen. [The Independent]
• A solid profile of 2008 “it” girl Elizabeth Banks with a hell of a lede. [Associated Press]
• Peter Knegt, Brian Brooks and Jenny Sung chime in from Toronto. [indieWIRE]
• Xan Brooks follows up yesterday’s Sodebergh/Douglas/Liberace news with a list of the 10 most eyebrow-raising casting decisions. [The Guardian]
• Jeffrey Wells echoes our own John Foote’s sentiments that Christian McKay is a show-stopper in “Me and Orson Welles.” [Hollywood Elsewhere]
• According to Anne Thompson, the “Doubt” trailer will land on Apple some time today. [Thompson on Hollywood]
• And to whet your appetite, I found this interesting little trailer for a stage production of John Shanley’s drama in…Wisconsin. [YouTube]