Movie Fun In The UK

[Sheridan Passell]

Finally have an in at Entertainment Film Distributors, which should mean screenings/possible junket time in the UK with the likes of Lockout and Dredd. They also did The Artist and The Grey recently so they get a lot of the best stuff.

David Williams, how do you feel about being on camera? 3 minutes face to face with an impatient looking Guy Pearce, as his publicist stares on disapprovingly?

[dalmatianjaws]

*JEALOUS*

[dnwilliams]

Yeah, I'm up for that.

[Sheridan Passell]

Nicolas Cage on the UK junket circuit, stick with it -

[dnwilliams]

I love how that got progressively more insane, and the more it veered into insanity the more animated Cage became. He'd make a good Lex Luthor.

[Sheridan Passell]

The choice of images and music when he's talking about the UK are brilliant.

Somebody on our Facebook page was saying Cage needs to play a villain. He hasn't since his couple of scenes in Face Off.

[dalmatianjaws]

About the images, they're funny but a bit unfair. I've walked around Upper and Lower Slaughter and they are absolutely beautiful. I also love the rain so I'm partial.

I was really surprised what a good sport he was at the beginning.

Also, he seems very intelligent and well spoken. All that talk of shamans in comparison to modern actors is actually spot on.

The fact that he actually dressed up like that and went on set, though, is absolutely batshit crazy. It's AMAZING how they editing the final moment, that interviewer gets out of there SO fast, haha.

[dnwilliams]

About the images, they're funny but a bit unfair.

They're funny because they're a bit unfair. I thought you'd be down with our self-deprecating humor by now DJaws.

[Sheridan Passell]

At the Wrath Of The Titans multimedia screening we attended this week, Liam Neeson and Sam Worthington popped in to say hi.

Pretty awesome.