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GdT takes part in Q&A at this year’s HERO COMPLEX FILM FEST on May 11th at 7pm. GdT will presents a double feature of Devil’s Backbone and Pan’s Labyrinth.
tickets are on sale now.
here is the link for all the details:
Posted on 05 April 2013 by gdeo
Jessica Chastain, Oscar-nominated for her work in last year’s Zero Dark Thirty, is joining Emma Stone, Benedict Cumberbatch and Charlie Hunnamin the Legendary Pictures project, which del Toro is making as his follow-up to his big-budget tentpolePacific Rim.
A February 2014 production start date is planned. Universal Pictures retains an option to join Legendary as a financier at a later date.
The gothic horror story centers on a woman who discovers that her husband might not be whom he appears to be.
Details on who is playing whom were not revealed.
source: THR
Posted on 04 April 2013 by gdeo
Guillermo del Toro is assembling quite the guestlist for his haunted house thriller “Crimson Peak,” as Benedict Cumberbatch is set to star in the Legendary Pictures movie.
Cumberbatch would join Emma Stone and Charlie Hunnam with del Toro helming.
Plot details are unknown as del Toro and Lucinda Coxon work through a rewrite on a script del Toro and Matthew Robins originally penned.
Legendary will produce and be a participating financing partner on the movie, with Universal Pictures retaining an option to finance at a later date. The film is set to begin shooting in February 2014
The role marks another major part for Cumberbatch, whose schedule is packed of late.
Among his roles this year: “Star Trek Into Darkness,” “12 Years a Slave,” “August: Osage County” and “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.” He is currently filming “The Fifth Estate” where he will play Julian Assange. He’s also busy with TV work with the third season of “Sherlock” about to go into production and HBO’s “Parade’s End” which bowed in February.
source: Variety