Orlando's play and The Hobbit
Jun. 2nd, 2007 01:00 pmhttp://www.playbill.com/news/article/108445.html
Casting Complete for London Revival of In Celebration with Orlando Bloom
By Andrew Gans
31 May 2007
Casting is now complete for the upcoming London revival of David Storey's 1969 drama In Celebration, which will star screen actor Orlando Bloom.
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And about The Hobbit:
I only copied over the Hobbit relevant part of this article.
New Line's Shaye won't yield to Jackson
Co-chief Lynne wants to settle 'Rings' dispute
By DADE HAYES
Posted: Tue., May 22, 2007, 6:15am PT
New Line founder Bob Shaye shows no signs of yielding in the company's legal squabble with Peter Jackson over profits from "The Lord of the Rings."
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And there's a related story on TORn, also based on a Variety article, regarding some of the Kiwi actors suing New Line for much the same reasons PJ sued them. I've copied over the Variety article in case someone who doesn't have a subscription is interested:
Posted: Thurs., May 31, 2007, 9:40pm PT
New Zealand actors sue New Line
'Rings' players question merchandising revenue
By LINDSAY CHANEY
Fifteen Kiwi actors who appeared in various installments of "Lord of the Rings" got a lesson in Hollywood accounting when they opened royalty statements from New Line and found that despite millions of dollars in sales of lunchboxes, T-shirts, caps and other LOTR gimcrack, there was -- gasp! -- zero "net merchandising revenue."
( Read more... )
Good luck to them!
Casting Complete for London Revival of In Celebration with Orlando Bloom
By Andrew Gans
31 May 2007
Casting is now complete for the upcoming London revival of David Storey's 1969 drama In Celebration, which will star screen actor Orlando Bloom.
( Read more... )
And about The Hobbit:
I only copied over the Hobbit relevant part of this article.
New Line's Shaye won't yield to Jackson
Co-chief Lynne wants to settle 'Rings' dispute
By DADE HAYES
Posted: Tue., May 22, 2007, 6:15am PT
New Line founder Bob Shaye shows no signs of yielding in the company's legal squabble with Peter Jackson over profits from "The Lord of the Rings."
( Read more... )
And there's a related story on TORn, also based on a Variety article, regarding some of the Kiwi actors suing New Line for much the same reasons PJ sued them. I've copied over the Variety article in case someone who doesn't have a subscription is interested:
Posted: Thurs., May 31, 2007, 9:40pm PT
New Zealand actors sue New Line
'Rings' players question merchandising revenue
By LINDSAY CHANEY
Fifteen Kiwi actors who appeared in various installments of "Lord of the Rings" got a lesson in Hollywood accounting when they opened royalty statements from New Line and found that despite millions of dollars in sales of lunchboxes, T-shirts, caps and other LOTR gimcrack, there was -- gasp! -- zero "net merchandising revenue."
( Read more... )
Good luck to them!