Since it was first announced we've been very curious about HBO's upcoming 2008 election flick Game Change. Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin! Ed Harris as John McCain! Woody Harrelson as McCain advisor Steve Schmidt! Director Jay Roach and writer Danny Strong from HBO's last political movie, Recount! Well, now the wait is almost over. The first teaser has hit these here interwebs:
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Video: Julianne Moore Channels Sarah Palin in Game Change
Ed Harris Makes A McCain Face For HBO's Game Change
We've been more than a little obsessed with the casting of HBO's upcoming movie version of Game Change—as pop-culture obsessives there is something unendingly interesting in the parlor game of "who should play X," and a movie like HBO's not only gives us a chance to play along with producers, it also lets us compare stills of the network's choices to the real thing. So, to go along with Julianne Moore's pretty good Palin, EW now brings us a pic of Ed Harris channeling John McCain and we think they've done a pretty good job! Do you agree?
Julianne Moore Gets Palin-ed Up For HBO's Game Change
HBO starts production of its latest political movie, Game Change, on Wednesday and the first picture of its star, Julianne Moore, dressed up in Sarah Palin drag was released today. Gone is Moore's famous red tresses, replaced with Palin's brown hair (and famous updo). What do we think, does she pull it off?
Ed Harris Will Channel John McCain in HBO's Game Change
HBO has dropped another casting notice for its adaptation of John Heilemann and Mark Halperin's Game Change: Obama and the Clintons, McCain and Palin, and the Race of a Lifetime and it appears to be as on point and interesting as the last one. Joining Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin in the movie will be Ed Harris as John McCain.
Giants' Celebrity Fans Get Ready for the Super Bowl
We know that Giants co-owner and movie producer Steve Tisch has been trying to ramp up the star power for the Giants sidelines. After Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore and Cameron Diaz were seen at a game last fall, Tisch told the NY Times, he brings "the spices, the taste, the flavor" to the Giants (if the Giants experience were a soup; the other co-owners, the Maras, would bring the meat and potatoes).
Adam Rapp, Playwright
Playwright Adam Rapp etches elegantly bleak portraits of America’s young lost souls; his Red Light Winter was an Obie-winner and Pulitzer-prize finalist, Blackbird was recently adapted into a film which Rapp also directed. (He wrote and directed his first feature, Winter Passing, which starred Ed Harris, Zooey Deschanel and Will Ferrell.) Rapp’s published seven novels, plays in a band, and is not someone you’d want to play one-on-one basketball with to settle a bet.
The Cinecultist's Weekly Movie Picks: Winter Blahs Edition
With the vice president shooting people in the face and everyone still getting over their chocolate hang over from Valentine's Day, this week it's hard not to feel a general malaise and slight discomfort about the new releases line up. However as always, New York's repertory film scene comes through in the clinch keeping Gothamist inspired when it comes to movie viewing.
Weekly Movie Guide
Once again, movie lovers have plenty to rejoice about over the next week. Three international heavyweights have new releases and we're not including Jodie Foster going crazy on an airplane in that equation. One of New York's most important production companies gets saluted at MoMA plus there's this little thing starting at Lincoln Center tomorrow night which should dominate much of the city's film landscape for the coming fortnight just as it does this week's .
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