THIS WEEKS MUST SEE TRAILERS..

Revoutionary Road

Valkyrie

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Saw 5

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TRIBUTE TO PAUL NEWMAN. R.I.P.

Paul Newman, the Academy-Award winning superstar who personified cool as the anti-hero of such films as “Hud,” “Cool Hand Luke” and “The Color of Money” — and as an activist, race car driver and popcorn impresario — has died. He was 83.

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WEEKLY TRIVIA: CELEBRITY’S REAL NAMES…

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IMAGE METRICS

Its amazing what technology can do now-a-days and how the studios and film-makers are using it  leaves us in awe. Every year some new form of CGI or motion-sensors showed up. But now we are going to witness a whole new level. 3-D animation movies with people-like characters will no longer take years to make…and who knows what more developments this will lead to!

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COMPLETE FALL TV GUIDE

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Here is a list of all the shows this season by day. Remember that one of the best things you can do as an actor is to be prepared and up-to-date so BE SURE to watch atleast all the Pilot episodes of each show. Whether you continue or not, getting a feel for the style and acting in every show is very important. You never know when you will be called in to an audition of it!

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A SPECIAL SHOUT-OUT TO THE CREATORS OF THESPIS

Here is a great product for any actor in the NY area. Its a wonderful guide filled with resources on the business of being an actor, a planner, contact sheets, but most importantly has a vast amount of savings for the actor. And you know how we like to keep track of our money in Breakalegg!

A Resource Guide
Over 60 categories of listings with 100s of resources so you don’t have to do the searching. Click on the sections below to view the specific categories.

A Planner
7 Day at a glance and a place each day to track your audition information…

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NEWS: CHANGELING TRAILER NOW OUT!

Finally Clint Eastwoods newly directed film trailer is out. Very promising, and rumor has it they are aiming for the “best film” academy award. Stay tuned for updates and a review.

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FUN FACTS: Mann’s Chinese Theater

  • Sid Grauman opened the theater in May 1927, and got the idea of the footprints in the cement when he accidentally stepped into wet concrete during its construction!
  • The first actors lo veave such footprints and hand-prints were Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks in April 30, 1927.
  • Some stars also record a message next to their prints. Clint Eastwood wrote: “You made my day” in alussion to the line from his movie “Dirty Harry”.
  • Marilyn Monroe wanted to sit on the cement and leave an imprint of her buttocks but wasnt allowed. She did however leave a giant rhinestone that dotted the “i” in her first name along with the imprint. Unfortunately someone stole it as a souvenir and is no-longer there. 
  • Most stars where shoes whilst leaving their mark but 2 actors have made their footprints in bare feet: Harpo Marx and Sean Connery!

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NINE THINGS TO DO WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH… (The Simple Dollar)

TROPIC THUNDER REVIEW… (The Trained Actor)

10 MOST BIZARE NICHOLAS CAGE ON SCREEN MOMENTS… (The Defamer)

INVESTING IN EXERCISE… (Productivity 501)

GOSSIP: GHOSTBUSTERS REUNION MOVIE IN THE WORKS… (PopSugar)

HOW TO ESCAPE A HURRICANE BY CAR…. (Jalopnik)

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NEWS: RIP Don LaFontaine

LaFontaine, known as the “King of Voiceovers,” died Monday afternoon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. LaFontaine’s agent, Vanessa Gilbert, tells ET that he passed away following complications from Pneumothorax, the presence of air or gas in the pleural cavity, the result of a collapsed lung. The official cause of death has not yet been released.

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FUN FACTS: 1950′s TELEVISION

  • The “Today” shows early ratings were not very promising, and the producers wanted to make the show more entertaining. So they added a chimpanzee named J.Fred Muggs who became an instant popular star in his own right.
  • CBS and NBC both introduced their logos in the 1950′s. CBS had the “eye” with clouds in the background and NBC used to have an 11 feathered peacock.
  • Pittsburgh was the first city to develop a channel exclusively dedicated to educational purposes in 1954.
  • The first TV show to broadcast fully in color was “The Colgate Comedy Hour” in 1953

  • The first commercial to broadcast coast-to-coast was showing both the Golden Gate bridge and the Brooklin bridge simultaneously. A great feat for 1951!!!!

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