Posted on 27 August 2010.
Torn, Costa Mandylor’s upcoming film was shot in Melbourne, home to Greek-Australian actor. The movie is about a bookseller who randomly meets Steve Clay (Mandylor), a successful real estate agent. In Steve, Daniel suddenly sees all that is wrong in the world, and sets out to destroy him. Mandylor’s character is forced to defend himself [...]
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Posted on 16 August 2010.
A feature-length movie scheduled for release in 2012 is set to highlight the legal mess in Greek law regarding same-sex marriages. The story concerns a grandmother on an island in the Dodecanese who is shocked to discover her only grandson is planning to marry his American boyfriend in a plot inspired by what happened on [...]
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Posted on 14 August 2010.
The sexy Greek-American New Yorker, Justine Cotsonas first appeared on the cast of As The World Turns for the role of Sophie Duran. The 24 year old studied acting at the NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Her big film debut will occur in the new film, Last Night where she will [...]
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Posted on 12 August 2010. Tags: Comedy
Another comedy has been added to the Greek-American actor’s “to-do” list. The project is titled Reply All.
DreamWorks is behind the whole thing and Galifianakis plans to produce and star as well. Phil Johnston will pen the script, and serve as executive producer.
The story centers on “a guy who hits the ‘reply all’ button to an [...]
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Posted on 07 August 2010.
Oscar Winner Louie Psihoyos began as a highly praised photographer and was hired by National Geographic straight out of college. He won an Oscar for directing his documentary film The Cove, which reveals a terrifying ecological truth about the annual killing of dolphins in Japan. The Cove was his first film and won several awards including: The Academy [...]
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Posted on 15 June 2010.
Born and raised in Philadelphia, Alysia Maltepes knew from when she was little that directing was what she wanted to do. She produced and directed her first independent short film titled DSS-1550 in 2004, which opened at the International House in Philadelphia with success. The next step was a more daunting task that included [...]
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Posted on 12 June 2010.
Jim Gianopulos, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of Fox Filmed Entertainment, addressed a Greek-American audience in Chicago at the National Innovation Conference 2010. Mr. Gianopulos spoke about the future of media in which he included an exclusive-for this occasion only- presentation on how “AVATAR” was created.
He also pointed out that although movies in 3D may [...]
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Posted on 05 June 2010.
Greek-American director Louie Psihoyos was brave enough to make a film in Japan about the sale and slaughter of dolphins in Taiji, but in the country where this brutal tradition takes place it seems that protesters have achieved to stop the screening of the Oscar-winning documentary. Reuters reported that “the first cinema due to show [...]
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Posted on 04 June 2010.
Jennifer Aniston is to reportedly go topless for her next movie “Horrible Bosses”. The Greek-American actress is set to bare all in for her new role in the comedy, which also stars Brit actor Colin Farrell.
According to okmagazine.com, Jen knew all about having to go topless before signing her name to the contract.
A source close [...]
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Posted on 31 May 2010.
Impulsive, sharp witted and with a good sense of humor, George Katt (George Katsipoutis), a talented an upcoming Greek actor in Hollywood, talked us about his relationship with Greece, his projects, his experience having worked with actors and also about his relationship with women. His first distinction was in 2007 [...]
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