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Volgens Deadline is 't zo goed als zeker dat Jackson zelf gaat regisseren.
The average burglar breaks in and leaves clues everywhere. But not me. I'm completely clueless.
quote:Op zaterdag 26 juni 2010 00:08 schreef SaintOfKillers het volgende:
Volgens Deadline is 't zo goed als zeker dat Jackson zelf gaat regisseren.
IMDB zegt het ook vandaag
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Gaat lekker voor meneer Jackson:
bronquote:The Hobbit prequel has been plagued by financial set-backs, the threat of a union strike, and now a fire has engulfed one of the workshop sets that would have been utilized in making the movie, damaging the facility beyond repair.
"Make money. Make more money. Make other people produce so as to make more money."
Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter (9 March 1972)
Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter (9 March 1972)
Lees nu een soort Q&A met iemand die aan de film werkt bij WETA, misschien wat interessante puntjes over hoe het er nu voor staat (geen idee in hoeverre dit al bekend was):
• De trollen zullen er exact zo uitzien als in LOTR
• Het wordt in 3D opgenomen
• Voor zijn vertrek had Del Toro 90% van de ontwerpen goedgekeurd, dus zijn vertrek heeft niet voor al te veel vertragingen gezorgd
• De 'vibe' van Del Toro zal zeker te zien zijn
• De brand in de studio heeft niet veel impact gehad op de voortgang van de film
• Eerst was het plan om 380 dagen te filmen, nu is dat minder maar met meer 2e en 3e unit filming
• Verhaal zal op sommige delen uitgebreid of geschrapt worden, en er zal een vrouwelijke Elf personage worden toegevoegd
• Hij denkt december 2012 voor het eerste deel, december 2013 voor het tweede
• De trollen zullen er exact zo uitzien als in LOTR
• Het wordt in 3D opgenomen
• Voor zijn vertrek had Del Toro 90% van de ontwerpen goedgekeurd, dus zijn vertrek heeft niet voor al te veel vertragingen gezorgd
• De 'vibe' van Del Toro zal zeker te zien zijn
• De brand in de studio heeft niet veel impact gehad op de voortgang van de film
• Eerst was het plan om 380 dagen te filmen, nu is dat minder maar met meer 2e en 3e unit filming
• Verhaal zal op sommige delen uitgebreid of geschrapt worden, en er zal een vrouwelijke Elf personage worden toegevoegd
• Hij denkt december 2012 voor het eerste deel, december 2013 voor het tweede
"Make money. Make more money. Make other people produce so as to make more money."
Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter (9 March 1972)
Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter (9 March 1972)
Never in the entire history of calming down did anyone ever calm down after being told to calm down.
in de 2020's moet er een 3d remake gemaakt worden van LOTR.... 
Canada, the promised land!!! Places 2 be: West Michigan, New York State/Long Island (en city),
Washington, DC, Chicago.
American Studies, RuG met minor journalistiek.
Washington, DC, Chicago.
American Studies, RuG met minor journalistiek.
Jackson in een interview met Empire:
Dus, net als bij James Bond, hangt realisatie van de Hobbit boven alles nog steeds af van het gelul met MGM. En dat kan nog wel even duren.quote:“We’ve seen these reports before, reports saying there was going to be a greenlight in a couple of days — well, a week’s gone by and there isn’t one," adds Jackson. "You can’t believe everything you read. There is only one thing you want to believe and that’s when the studio announces a greenlight. As far as I’m aware that’s not going to be today. I keep hearing positive things. Everyone’s working very hard. There’s a lot of people at Warner Bros. who are working around the clock trying to manoeuvre through the MGM complexities. MGM is a company that is about to go bankrupt and in a way they are about to take The Hobbit into bankruptcy hell with them when they go down. Warners are trying to extract The Hobbit out of the bankruptcy hell before it happens. It is just so complicated I can’t even put my head into it. It’s all to do with American copyright laws, bankruptcy laws. A lot of Warner Bros. lawyers are working round the clock at the moment trying to make it happen so let’s see."
"God is a kid with an antfarm..."
"King Kong ain't got shit on me!!"
"King Kong ain't got shit on me!!"
Hij is gegreenlit, Jackson gaat zelf de 2 delen regisseren:
http://www.hollywood.com/(...)_At_The_Helm/7349469quote:This piece of news is a long time coming! The Wrap reports that MGM and Warner Bros. have reached a deal to officially start work on the highly anticipated prequel to the Lord of the Rings trilogy The Hobbit!
And here's the cherry on top of that nerd-gasmic sundae - Peter Jackson will direct the two part adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved novel! According to the source, production will begin in February in New Zealand, bringing the crew back to the Middle Earth sets where the original trilogy was shot.
For fans of the film franchise and casual observers of this often heartbreaking tale of financial woes and flip-flopping talent, today's announcement is a major sigh of relief. If there never was a plan to adapt The Hobbit, there wouldn't have been such an outcry when the project went into jeopardy as a result of MGM's money troubles. People's hopes were drummed up only to be let down time and time again as one problem after another kept the film from rolling before cameras.
Now, as Oscar winner Jackson, who also co-wrote and will produce the epic two-part production, is ready to rock, the sky is the limit for The Hobbit, which should first hit theaters in December 2012 before completing in December of 2013. Though there's still no word on who will play protagonist Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman has been most recently rumored for the part), Sir Ian McKellen is set to reprise his role as Gandalf the Grey in the film, while other characters from LOTR like Hugo Weaving's Elrond and Cate Blanchett's Galadriel could show up at some point or another.
"Make money. Make more money. Make other people produce so as to make more money."
Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter (9 March 1972)
Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter (9 March 1972)
Oh goodies! 
Las het net bij de Telefgraaf.
Las het net bij de Telefgraaf.
Steeds als ik tegen de lamp loop,
neem ik een stukje licht mee.
♥Knibbel, Knabbel etc met veel foto's! IV♥
neem ik een stukje licht mee.
♥Knibbel, Knabbel etc met veel foto's! IV♥
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAH
En het is wel orgasmatisch dat baas Jackson het ook nog eens gaat regisseren ook
En het is wel orgasmatisch dat baas Jackson het ook nog eens gaat regisseren ook
lekker faxen heel de dag echt genot
Peter Jackson has his fearless burglar in the bag. Or should we say, the Baggins?
The studios behind The Hobbit officially confirmed Thursday that British actor Martin Freeman will be playing the titular Shire hero, Bilbo Baggins, in Jackson's two-part Lord of the Rings prequel.
"Despite the various rumours and speculation surrounding this role, there has only ever been one Bilbo Baggins for us," Jackson said in a statement.
But Bilbo isn't going it alone in today's casting news. MGM, New Line and Warner Bros. also rolled out a roster of actors who will be playing the hobbit's comrades in treasure hunting and Smaug slaying...
Brit Richard Armitage, who presumably will be seen in Captain America: The First Avenger long before The Hobbit's journey concludes, has signed on to play Thorin Oakenshield, head of the company of dwarves who are off to recapture his lost inheritance.
Rounding out the troop are Aidan Turner and Rob Kazinsky as Kili and Fili; Graham McTavish as Dwalin; John Callen as Oin; Stephen Hunter as Bombur; Mark Hadlow as Dori; and Peter Hambleton as Gloin. (You never know which one of them is going to be the next Dominic Monaghan!)
The manly group will gather in February—possibly in New Zealand, possibly elsewhere—to start shooting the long-awaited epic.
In response to the decision made by SAG, AFTRA and New Zealand Actors' Equity not to boycott or otherwise interfere with the production, the studios said in a joint statement earlier today that they are still waiting to hear from other industry unions before they make their final decision about whether to move production out of New Zealand, where LOTR was shot.
"The actions of these unions have caused us substantial damage and disruption and forced us to consider other filming locations for the first time," the studios said. "Alternative locations are still being considered."
Meanwhile, since the film was officially greenlighted, there's been no word on whether Ian McKellen, who's been attached as Gandalf since the project's inception, or Andy "Gollum" Serkis are officially on board.
Read more: http://uk.eonline.com/ube(...)movies#ixzz134CakhR7
The studios behind The Hobbit officially confirmed Thursday that British actor Martin Freeman will be playing the titular Shire hero, Bilbo Baggins, in Jackson's two-part Lord of the Rings prequel.
"Despite the various rumours and speculation surrounding this role, there has only ever been one Bilbo Baggins for us," Jackson said in a statement.
But Bilbo isn't going it alone in today's casting news. MGM, New Line and Warner Bros. also rolled out a roster of actors who will be playing the hobbit's comrades in treasure hunting and Smaug slaying...
Brit Richard Armitage, who presumably will be seen in Captain America: The First Avenger long before The Hobbit's journey concludes, has signed on to play Thorin Oakenshield, head of the company of dwarves who are off to recapture his lost inheritance.
Rounding out the troop are Aidan Turner and Rob Kazinsky as Kili and Fili; Graham McTavish as Dwalin; John Callen as Oin; Stephen Hunter as Bombur; Mark Hadlow as Dori; and Peter Hambleton as Gloin. (You never know which one of them is going to be the next Dominic Monaghan!)
The manly group will gather in February—possibly in New Zealand, possibly elsewhere—to start shooting the long-awaited epic.
In response to the decision made by SAG, AFTRA and New Zealand Actors' Equity not to boycott or otherwise interfere with the production, the studios said in a joint statement earlier today that they are still waiting to hear from other industry unions before they make their final decision about whether to move production out of New Zealand, where LOTR was shot.
"The actions of these unions have caused us substantial damage and disruption and forced us to consider other filming locations for the first time," the studios said. "Alternative locations are still being considered."
Meanwhile, since the film was officially greenlighted, there's been no word on whether Ian McKellen, who's been attached as Gandalf since the project's inception, or Andy "Gollum" Serkis are officially on board.
Read more: http://uk.eonline.com/ube(...)movies#ixzz134CakhR7
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Interview met JP / Boyens:
De situatie ziet er niet echt vrolijk uit als je het zo ziet.
De situatie ziet er niet echt vrolijk uit als je het zo ziet.
"Make money. Make more money. Make other people produce so as to make more money."
Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter (9 March 1972)
Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter (9 March 1972)
Leuke cast!
I think universal harmony is a pipedream and it may be more productive to focus on more modest goals, like a ban on yodeling.
quote:Peter Jackson ziet er echt niet uitOp vrijdag 22 oktober 2010 09:18 schreef MrData het volgende:
Interview met JP / Boyens:
De situatie ziet er niet echt vrolijk uit als je het zo ziet.
I think universal harmony is a pipedream and it may be more productive to focus on more modest goals, like a ban on yodeling.
quote:Afgevallen, maar dat was na LOTR en tijdens King Kong al zo.Op vrijdag 22 oktober 2010 10:36 schreef wolfrolf het volgende:
Is Peter Jackson nou zo ontzettend afgevallen of istie ziek??
Hij is wel wat grijzer geworden.
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In an official press conference a few hours ago, New Zealand Prime Minister John Key announced that both "The Hobbit" and its untitled sequel are keeping their productions in New Zealand according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Following on from labor disputes, media fights and considerations of moving the production to Europe or other locations, the announcement essentially brings to a close a media whirlwind that has been making headlines for several weeks now. It also means the production will continue on track for its planned start of production in February with the two films to score releases on December 2012 and December 2013.
Keys added that the government would immediately introduce into parliament legislation sought by Warners that would clarify the distinction between contractors and employees in the film production industry.
Securing the films however comes at a price - $25 million U.S. dollars to be exact. The Government plans to broaden the criteria for its large budget incentive program, resulting in an additional rebate to Warners of $15 million. They will also offset up to US$10 million of Warners' marketing costs in a planned strategic partnership that will promote New Zealand as both a destination for tourism and film production.
Following on from labor disputes, media fights and considerations of moving the production to Europe or other locations, the announcement essentially brings to a close a media whirlwind that has been making headlines for several weeks now. It also means the production will continue on track for its planned start of production in February with the two films to score releases on December 2012 and December 2013.
Keys added that the government would immediately introduce into parliament legislation sought by Warners that would clarify the distinction between contractors and employees in the film production industry.
Securing the films however comes at a price - $25 million U.S. dollars to be exact. The Government plans to broaden the criteria for its large budget incentive program, resulting in an additional rebate to Warners of $15 million. They will also offset up to US$10 million of Warners' marketing costs in a planned strategic partnership that will promote New Zealand as both a destination for tourism and film production.
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Wat heeft LOTR New Zealand dan wel niet opgeleverd als men kost wat kost deze film ook daar wil houden?? 
"We meet every day at the same cafe, six-thirty and no one knows she'll be there."
Freeman 
The average burglar breaks in and leaves clues everywhere. But not me. I'm completely clueless.
laat maar komen, ik heb er zin in
TOT: Als moderator kijk je goed naar de users: heb je te maken met een troll, een kutkloon of een racist?
Iemand die zeker NIET in dit rijtje hoort is DeBassist! :D
naatje_1: DeBassist, die ken je wel met een hoofdletter B en een harde L
Iemand die zeker NIET in dit rijtje hoort is DeBassist! :D
naatje_1: DeBassist, die ken je wel met een hoofdletter B en een harde L
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quote:Op vrijdag 29 oktober 2010 17:17 schreef FoXje het volgende:
Der Hobbit
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Iemand die zeker NIET in dit rijtje hoort is DeBassist! :D
naatje_1: DeBassist, die ken je wel met een hoofdletter B en een harde L
Iemand die zeker NIET in dit rijtje hoort is DeBassist! :D
naatje_1: DeBassist, die ken je wel met een hoofdletter B en een harde L
Zou stom van die bonden zijn geweest om verder te blokkeren. De productie wordt dan naar Oost Europa verplaatst met als gevolg dat dat banen kost.
O ja, zou de topic titel moeten worden aangepast? Del Toro regiseert de film niet meer.
Ik hoop dat Ian McKellen terugkeert. Hij was een goede Gandalf.
Kan al niet wachten totdat de films uitkomen.
O ja, zou de topic titel moeten worden aangepast? Del Toro regiseert de film niet meer.
Ik hoop dat Ian McKellen terugkeert. Hij was een goede Gandalf.
Kan al niet wachten totdat de films uitkomen.
In a world without fences, who needs Windows and Gates!
Veteran Irish thesp James Nesbitt and newcomer Adam Brown have officially joined Peter Jackson‘s “The Hobbit” as the dwarves Bofur and Ori respectively reports The One Ring.
Nesbitt had been linked to the project a few weeks back, but today came word on which role in particular along with confirmation of his involvement. His role will be that of Bofur, a "disarmingly forthright, funny and occasionally brave Dwarf".
Having consistently been in work since 1991 on British television and in features, Nesbitt has delivered memorable character turns in shows like "Ballykissangel," "Murphy's Law," "Cold Feet" and Steven Moffat's "Jekyll" mini-series. In film he's worked in strong efforts from some of the great filmmakers of our time including Michael Winterbottom's "Welcome to Sarajevo", Danny Boyle's "Millions", Woody Allen's "Match Point" and Paul Greengrass' "Bloody Sunday".
Brown will play Ori, another of the Dwarf Company which sets out to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from the infamous dragon. The duo join the already announced Richard Armitage, Aidan Turner, Rob Kazinsky, Graham McTavish, John Callen, Stephen Hunter, Mark Hadlow and Peter Hambleton.
Nesbitt had been linked to the project a few weeks back, but today came word on which role in particular along with confirmation of his involvement. His role will be that of Bofur, a "disarmingly forthright, funny and occasionally brave Dwarf".
Having consistently been in work since 1991 on British television and in features, Nesbitt has delivered memorable character turns in shows like "Ballykissangel," "Murphy's Law," "Cold Feet" and Steven Moffat's "Jekyll" mini-series. In film he's worked in strong efforts from some of the great filmmakers of our time including Michael Winterbottom's "Welcome to Sarajevo", Danny Boyle's "Millions", Woody Allen's "Match Point" and Paul Greengrass' "Bloody Sunday".
Brown will play Ori, another of the Dwarf Company which sets out to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from the infamous dragon. The duo join the already announced Richard Armitage, Aidan Turner, Rob Kazinsky, Graham McTavish, John Callen, Stephen Hunter, Mark Hadlow and Peter Hambleton.
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