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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Screen Actors Guild Nomination for Nick Nolte for Warrior
Every once in a while, a movie shot in the Pittsburgh area is nominated for an award. Granted, it doesn't seem to happen that often. So, it was nice to see Nick Nolte, who played the father in Warrior, be nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Supporting Actor. Good luck to Nick!
Full SAG Nominee List
Thursday, September 15, 2011
2011 - Busy Moviemaking Year and More to Come!
I haven't posted here much this year, due more to having a very busy volunteer project. Did a little extra work on Steel Town (later renamed Still I Rise), and was one of about 10,000 free extras who sat in Heinz Field for a Saturday for stadium crowd scenes for The Dark Knight Rises. It looked like Anne Hathaway and Joseph Gordon-Levitt briefly visited the set, but Tom Hardy was there long enough for a general introduction. Sadly, I was out of my seat and looking for some water at that point, so I missed Hardy completely.
The next Tom Cruise movie, One Shot, will be filmed here this fall. Rosamund Pike (An Education) and David Oyelowo (Rise of the Planet of the Apes) will co-star.
Last year, I complained a little that while I'm glad more movies are being shot in the Pittsburgh area, I wished a better quality of movie was filmed here. That just might have happened. While Warrior, shot here in 2009, has been a slow-starter at the box office, it's a very good movie, a darker version of last year's The Fighter. Excellent performances by Joel Edgerton, Tom Hardy and Nick Nolte. If you haven't seen Warrior, go see it even if you don't care for fight movies.
And, Abduction, shot here in the summer of 2010 with some reshoots in May 2011, has been getting lots of TV commercials and trailers. The trailer makes it look quite compelling.
The next Tom Cruise movie, One Shot, will be filmed here this fall. Rosamund Pike (An Education) and David Oyelowo (Rise of the Planet of the Apes) will co-star.
Last year, I complained a little that while I'm glad more movies are being shot in the Pittsburgh area, I wished a better quality of movie was filmed here. That just might have happened. While Warrior, shot here in 2009, has been a slow-starter at the box office, it's a very good movie, a darker version of last year's The Fighter. Excellent performances by Joel Edgerton, Tom Hardy and Nick Nolte. If you haven't seen Warrior, go see it even if you don't care for fight movies.
And, Abduction, shot here in the summer of 2010 with some reshoots in May 2011, has been getting lots of TV commercials and trailers. The trailer makes it look quite compelling.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Now Filming: Warrior
The big shoot in Pittsburgh in April, May and June has been Warrior, a Lionsgate movie about fathers, sons and mixed-martial arts.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette had a great article on the movie a few weeks back.
Nolte has now made three movies here in Pittsburgh - Warrior, Mysteries of Pittsburgh and Lorenzo's Oil. He likes the area, and has said that, when he's done with Warrior, he will have spent an entire year in Pennsylvania over the last 18 years making movies.
This movie also features one of the most visible young actresses in Hollywood - Jennifer Morrison, who plays Nolte's daughter-in-law. She's appeared in House for the last five years, and made a brief but memorable appearance as James T. Kirk's mother at the beginning of the recent Star Trek remake.
They're still looking for extras for the audience of the mixed martial arts competitions, particularly for Saturday, May 30.
Some additional recent articles on Warrior:
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette had a great article on the movie a few weeks back.
Nolte has now made three movies here in Pittsburgh - Warrior, Mysteries of Pittsburgh and Lorenzo's Oil. He likes the area, and has said that, when he's done with Warrior, he will have spent an entire year in Pennsylvania over the last 18 years making movies.
This movie also features one of the most visible young actresses in Hollywood - Jennifer Morrison, who plays Nolte's daughter-in-law. She's appeared in House for the last five years, and made a brief but memorable appearance as James T. Kirk's mother at the beginning of the recent Star Trek remake.
They're still looking for extras for the audience of the mixed martial arts competitions, particularly for Saturday, May 30.
Some additional recent articles on Warrior:
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