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23rd January 2006: The New World: Movie Review: |
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Review of The New World posted
by Rich Cline |
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4th January 2006: The New World: Movie Review: |
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Review of The New World posted
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Wednesday 21st December 2005: Movie News: The New World: |
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Posted by: Gary Gray:
It gets released in the U.S. in just four days,
but rumours are swirling that Director Terence
Malick is considering releasing the movie not
in the version viewed by critics and submitted
for Oscar voting. That version came in at 142
minutes, but he's apparently been playing about
with the running length and has a version ready
that is about 20 minutes shorter. This comes
after various criticisms of the films meandering
pace. And if its anything like The Thin Red
Line where you could quite happily fall asleep
for 10 minutes and not have missed anything,
any trims on the length are much appreciated
here!
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Tuesday 30th August 2005: Movie News: The New World: |
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Posted by: Gary Gray:
The
release date for New Line's Oscar hopeful The New
World has been pushed back to January 13th 2006,
with a limited Christmas release. This all reeks
of what Warner Bros.did with Million Dollar Baby
and look what that did at the Oscars. The official
word is the film isn't ready, but wouldn't you wait
if your film had a chance?
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13th June 2005: The New World: Movie Trailer: |
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new movie trailer for The New World
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The
New World movie trailer |
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Wednesday
19th January 2005: The New World Update:
The following promo images for The New World were just received!
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Each Pic for MUCH larger versions!
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30th December 2004: The New World: |
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New movie poster for The New World has
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Wednesday
22nd December 2004: The New World:
The official
web site for Terance Malick's The New World has been launched
by New Line. Opening November 9, the film is set amid the encounter
of European and Native American cultures during the founding
of the Jamestown Settlement in 1607. Inspired by the legend
of John Smith (Colin Farrell) and Pocahontas (Q'orianka Kilcher),
Malick transforms this classic story into a sweeping exploration
of love, loss and discovery, both a celebration and an elegy
of the America that was...and the America that was yet to come.
Christopher Plummer, Christian Bale, August Schellenberg, Wes
Studi, David Thewlis and Yorick van Wageningen also star.
Saturday
11th December 2004: The New World:
The teaser movie trailer is now online for The New World.
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New World Windows Media Player Movie Trailer Hi-Res
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Friday
2nd July
2004: The New World Update:
Christian Bale, David Thewlis, Noah Taylor and Q'orianka Kilcher
have all been added to the cast of Terrence Malick's The New
World. Bale will play English tobacco planter John Rolfe. Thewlis
is to star as Smith's rival Capt. Wingfield, Taylor is signed
on as Selway, one of the initial English settlers with Kilcher
set to make her feature debut as Pocahontas. The film is aiming
for a November 2005 release.
Wednesday
9th June
2004: The New World Update:
David Thewlis has been added to the cast of Terence Malick's
The New World.
Friday
21st May 2004: The New World Update:
Director Terrence Malick has signed up Wes Studi and August
Schellenberg to star alongside Colin Farrell, Christopher Plummer,
Raoul Trujillo and Michael Greyeyes in The New World. The movie
is set 17th century America in the Jamestown, Va., settlement
where the culture of European explorers collided with that of
Native Americans. It focuses on the relationship between explorer
John Smith and young Indian princess Pocahontas.
Monday
10th May 2004: The New World Update:
Christopher Plummer has been added to the cast of Director Terrence
Malick's next movie The New World. He will play Captain Christopher
Newport, an English officer who is among the initial settlers
in the New World and serves as the first President of the Jamestown
Colony.
Wednesday
5th May 2004: The New World Update:
Colin Farrell and Christopher Plummer are to star in The New
World for director Terrence Malick and New Line Cinema. The
film is set against the backdrop of 17th century America in
the nascent Jamestown, Va., settlement where the culture of
European explorers collided with that of Native Americans. It
focuses on the relationship between explorer John Smith and
young Indian princess Pocahontas.
Monday
8th March 2004: The New World Update:
Director Terence Malick has decided not to direct Che that was
supposed to start filming this summer, and has instead jumped
on to direct The New World. Colin Farrell has also signed up
to star in the movie and is being developed by New Line. Malick
has told the producers of Che that he wants to direct Che in
Summer 2005. Think they'll wait?
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