71 posts tagged bbc films

I’m a big fan of the BBC blogging platform - well not the platform itself as they use Movable Type BUT of the content on the blogs themselves. There are some seriously gifted and creative and talented people working for the BBC across all departments whether strictly creative, journalistic or more technical.

Actors: George Clooney stares at goat May 16th, 2008 at 1:50 am How can a movie with the title ‘Men Who Stare at Goats’ turn into something bad? By adding George Clooney to the cast? I don’t think so. By letting Grant Heslov (’Good Night, and Good Luck’) write the script? Not in my opinion.

Amritha Arora is known for her fresh milky face with hot curvy body. She is growing bold day by day and has also acted in hot kissing scenes in her recent films. This is the pose she gave for camera recently. How hot it would be had we been the scorpion-tattoo on her back!!!!!!!!!!

The BBC announced some key changes to the deal terms offered to UK film producers, a move that has been warmly welcomed by Pact. The changes are intended to support one of the stated intentions behind the Government’s implementation of the UK Tax Credit system - namely to increase UK producers’

[Pictured above: David Rose, former head of Channel Four Drama.] David Rose at the ATRiuM Event Date May 14, 2008 5:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. Location – ATRiuM, Cardiff David Rose, one of the most significant figures in the history of British film and television drama will be visiting the ATRiuM in May.

From telegraph.co.uk The BBC has apologised to the parents of Madeleine McCann for planning to screen a film about a girl involved in a kidnap plot - called Madeline - on the weekend of the anniversary of their daughter's disappearance.

The testcard, for those who don’t know what life is like without 24-hour TV, is an image that is broadcast on the screen of your telly when there’s no program to watch. It is made up of complex lines, grey shades and colours, arranged to check for picture alignment – a bit like those printer test pages you get after changing a cartridge.

I am not a fan of Ellen Page.  Although I’m in the minority, I didn’t find her performance in Juno very realistic or endearing (I hate that I have even just linked to it’s Wikipedia page…).  People at work have attributed this to my age.  I thought perhaps my experience of adoption colored my views

Ellen Page is ditching her hoodie for a corset to play the heroine of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre in a new BBC Films production. It’s hard picturing her as anything but Juno at this point, so I hope she can break free of that and do something different.

Ellen Page is ditching her hoodie for a corset to play the heroine of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre in a new BBC Films production. It’s hard picturing her as anything but Juno at this point, so I hope she can break free of that and do something different.