| April 27, 2009 | ||
| 11:35 pm |
Matthew is scheduled to appear on April 27th.
Apr
20
Apr
01
Lost, Saturday Night Live, and Entourage were three of 36 recipients of prestigious Peabody Awards, announced today by The University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications. The Peabody’s eclectic list, now in its 68th year, represents the “best in electronic media.” NBC’s Brian Williams will host the awards ceremony in New York City on May 18.
Winners
Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremony (NBC and Zhang Yimou)
This American Life: The Giant Pool of Money (Public Radio International)
CNN’s coverage of 2008 Presidential primary campaigns and debates
Entourage (HBO)
Depression: Out of the Shadows (PBS)
The New York Times Website
Black Magic (ESPN)
Jungle Fish (KBS 2TV)
“China: The Earthquake of Chengdu” (National Public Radio)
NOAH Housing Program Investigation (WWL-TV)
Hopkins (ABC)
Saturday Night Live Political Satire, 2008 (NBC)
John Adams (HBO)
Hear and Now (HBO)
Washington Week with Gwen Ifill (PBS & pbs.org/washingtonweek)
Independent Lens: “King Corn” (PBS)
Breaking Bad (AMC)
The Gates (HBO)
The Red Race (Shanghai TV Station)
“36 Years in Solitary: Murder, Death and Justice on Angola” (NPR/All Things Considered)
Avatar: The Last Air Bender (NICK)
Crossfire: Water, Power and Politics (KLAS-TV, Las Vegas)
Ape Genius (PBS)
60 Minutes: “Lifeline” (CBS)
Lost (ABC)
Sichuan Earthquake Coverage (Sichuan Television)
Independent Lens: “Mapping Stem Cell Research – Terra Incognita” (PBS)
P.O.V.: “Campaign” (PBS)
Failing the Children: Deadly Mistakes (KMGH-TV)
Richard Engel Reports: “Tip of the Spear” (NBC)
The Metropolitan Opera: Live in HD Series
Nanking (HBO)
Hearst-Argyle Television: Commitment 2008 (Hearst-Argyle Stations)
Onion News Network
Turner Classic Movies
YouTube
Mar
12
Lost has the most nominations out of any televison series for the 2009 Saturn Awards.
BEST NETWORK TELEVISION SERIES: LOST.
BEST ACTOR: Matthew Fox
BEST ACTRESS: Evangeline Lilly
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Henry Ian Cusick, Michael Emerson & Josh Holloway
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Elizabeth Mitchell & Yunjin Kim
BEST GUEST STARRING ROLE: Alan Dale (Charles Widmore), Kevin Durand (Keamy) & Sonya Walger (Penny)
BEST TELEVISION SERIES RELEASE ON DVD: LOST
Mar
10
By Gillian Reagan
Damon Lindelof, executive producer and co-creator of ABC’s Lost, had a recent conversation with his personal trainer about Watchmen, Zack Snyder’s film adaptation of the much-beloved (and complicated!) 1986 original comic-book series that will be released in theaters tomorrow. “Have you heard of this Watchmen thing? What is it?” his trainer asked. “Little does he know, I’ve read it like nine times and am obsessed with it,” Mr. Lindelof told The Observer in a phone interview from his California office.
Feb
17
Marc-Andre Grondin, Ellen Barkin and Famke Janssen are starring in “The Chameleon,” a psychological thriller being directed by Jean Paul Salome.
Grondin, a French-Canadian actor nominated for a Cesar in France, is making his English-language debut, as is Salome.
The script, written by Salome and Natalie Carter, revolves around the reunion of a young man (Grondin) and his family after being positively identified in an unsolved missing-persons case. The reunion turns bittersweet when suspicions arise about whether he really is their son.
Barkin will play the mom, and Janssen is an FBI agent. Nick Stahl and Emilie de Ravin also star.
The project was inspired by a real person profiled in an August article in the New Yorker titled “The Chameleon: The Many Lives of Frederic Bourdin.” Bourdin assumed at least 39 identities, three of them missing teens.
Bill Perkins, Cooper Richey, Ram Bergman and Marie-Castille Schaar are producing. Perkins and Richey are also financiers.
ICM packaged the project and is handling North American rights. ICM also reps Salome.
Grondin, repped by ICM and Marc Hamou at Thruline, ap¬peared in “Che.”
The CAA-repped Barkin next appears in “Brooklyn’s Finest” opposite Richard Gere.
Janssen, repped by CAA and Brookside Management, co-stars in Pierre Morel’s “Taken” opposite Liam Neeson.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/film/news/e3i79da12a20aa4355a8ae27240c7c6217a
