NICK FROST & EDDIE MARSAN IN NEW CHARACTER POSTERS FOR 'AT WORLD'S END'  - NEW TRAILER RELEASED

Empire Online released new character posters showing Nick Frost, Eddie Marsan and other principle cast member for his upcoming film The World's End.  

Also, a second trailer has been released.  Check it out below and the other character posters here. 

Read more about The World's End here.

KRISTEN STEWART TO STAR IN TWO PROJECTS THIS SUMMER

After dropping out of Focus, Kristen Stewart fans have been patiently waiting (or not patiently waiting) to hear about new film projects. Deadline reported on Tuesday that Stewart will be starring  in two films where production for each will be filming back to back this summer. 

See Deadline's description of the films below.

"Camp X-Ray, a politically charged drama written and directed by Peter Sattler, and she will also star in the Olivier Assayas-directed Sils Maria."

"Stewart will play a young soldier who escapes her suffocating small town by joining the military, only to find that she isn’t going for a tour of duty in Iraq as she hoped. Instead, she’s sent to Guantanamo. Met with hatred and abuse from the Muslim men in her charge, she forges an odd friendship with a young man who has been imprisoned at Gitmo for eight years." 

"Stewart will join Juliette Binoche and Chloe Moretz in Sils Maria...." "The film explores middle age and that introspective period where one questions how they’ve spent their life so far and what they’ve accomplished. The title refers to the Swiss setting, and Stewart plays the assistant to Binoche’s character, an actress who becomes obsessed with a young actress (Moretz) playing the role that made the older actress famous when she was young. The film shoots this summer in Europe."


Note that Production Weekly was the first to report via Twitter that Stewart was involved with Camp X-Ray.  Deadline has confirmed the report.




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FANS CELEBRATE SWATH'S RELEASE ANNIVERSARY AS CAST MEMBERS GIVE A SURPRISE

SWATH fan @KylieKerosene shares a photo of herself on
Opening Day June 1, 2012

SWATHers from around the world took a trip down memory lane yesterday by celebrating the 1-year release anniversary of Snow White and the Huntsman.

The day began by reminding fans of SWATH's box office success with the retweeting of past posts including "Thank Yous" to the fans from Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth for making SWATH #1 at the box office. The day ended with two separate viewings of SWATH.

Spearheaded by @jenannrodrigues, other SWATH fansites including EB joined in a semi-marathon watching of SWATH.  

Fans had two opportunities to participate, via Twitter, in what was dubbed the "#SWATHWatchAlong." Fans expressed their feelings about the film as well as other subjects (the media's failed press junkets - discussed more below) during the social media gathering.  All tweets included the hashtag to denote the celebration.  

As a bonus, the hashtag trended on Twitter. 

More after the break

JOHNNY HARRIS ATTENDS 

'MADE OF STONE' UK PREMIERE AS
 'LAST DAYS ON MARS' IMPRESSED AT CANNES

Andrew Shim, Danielle Watson, Charlotte Tree, Johnny Harris, Sophie Ellerby and Jo Hartley 

Johnny Harris was reunited with his 'This is England' castmates in Manchester, England on Thursday to attend the The Stone Roses: Made of Stone UK World Premiere.

Lovely to see the THIS IS ENGLAND gang again at The @madeofstonefilm Premiere last night...#StoneRoses#TIE86#TIE88 twitter.com/mrjohnnyharris…
— Johnny Harris (@mrjohnnyharris) May 31, 2013

In other news, the Los Angeles Times reports that Harris's film Last Days On Mars "made a strong impression" when it was recently screened at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.  The LA Times writes:

"Well-written by Clive Dawson in a plot initially reminiscent of Ridley Scott’s “Prometheus,” a crew member discovers a form of bacterial life on the planet and makes the mistake of thinking of taking it back to Earth. The bacterium, however, turns out to have the nasty habit of turning crew members into grotesque and violent zombies (are there any other kind?)." 

"The story may be familiar, but the way Robinson has directed it is undeniably gripping. “Mars” is a nifty genre exercise, a lean, muscular and fast-moving B picture that shows that science-fiction smartly done on a budget can hold its own with anything." 


Last Days On Mars will be released in the UK on September 19th. 

(Source) Pictured: Liev Schrieber in Last Days On Mars 

Photo belongs to Focus Features International