PREVIEW 53
September/October 2001
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Hollywood Notes
Why the studios keep saying “Make it again Sam”. Plus Spike Lee’s musical, Francis Ford Coppola’s metropolis and James Bond’s new car

Coming Soon
The films come tumbling down in September (and October too)

Production Calendar
Do you know what all the film-makers did last summer?

Contacts
Who to call if you need to know more about the films in this issue.

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THE 2001 EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS - SATURDAY 1st DECEMBER, BERLIN



Click here to read the European Film Academy nominations for the European Film Awards on December 1st in Berlin.

Click here to see clips of the 2000 European Film Awards broadcast from Paris
 
Zoolander:
Ever wondered what happens to male models when the catwalk ends? Well, says Sam Connolly, Ben Stiller’s new comedy tells all
Picture Claire:
It’s not just filmed in Toronto: it’s actually set there! But, claims Hal Hayes, Bruce McDonald’s new movie is unique in many other ways, too
Monster's Ball:
Filming a love scene between Billy Bob Thornton and Halle Berry was like being the silent observer of a real encounter, Marc Forster tells Nick Roddick
Legally Blonde:
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She's pretty in pink. But Elle Woods - played by Reese Witherspoon - is a whole lot more than that, say Max Levant.
The Unsaid:
A psychologist’s ghosts come out to haunt him when he treats a troubled teen. Eleanor Singer investigates
Malunde:
Truth and reconciliation lie at the end of the road in South African director Stefanie Sycholt’s debut feature. Dick Niro reports

 

 
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