Recorded Picture Company Movie Updates
Total Updates: 9
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of Wilder & Me
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of First Love
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of Only Lovers Left Alive
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of The Hit
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of A Kim Jong-Il Production!
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of Untitled Jim Jarmusch Project
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of High Rise
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of A Dangerous Method
- added Recorded Picture Company as a production company of Creation
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Mon., Jul. 16, 2012
from freep.com
Jarmusch Preparing to Shoot Vampire Love Story
It appears acclaimed indie film director Jim Jarmusch is about to roll cameras in Detroit, where he’ll be shooting some scenes for his new vampire movie, Only Lovers Left Alive.
Tue., Dec. 20, 2011
from Variety
'Hit' Remake on Tap
Producer Jeremy Thomas is reuniting with director Stephen Frears and scribe Peter Prince to develop an American remake of their 1984 British gangster road movie, The Hit.
Thu., Jul. 28, 2011
from ScreenDaily
Duo Developing Film About Kim Jong-Il
Leading British producer Jeremy Thomas (Crash, The Last Emperor) has confirmed that he is working on a project about North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il.
Mon., May. 16, 2011
from indieWIRE
Trio to Star in Vampire Film From Jim Jarmusch
Screen Daily reports that Jim Jarmusch, whose last film was 2009’s The Limits of Control, is currently preparing a vampire-themed project to shoot at the beginning of 2012, and that, as he revealed last year, it will star Tilda Swinton, as well as two of the most in-demand actors around, Michael Fassbender and Mia Wasikowska.
Wed., Oct. 6, 2010
from /Film
Richard Stanley Writing 'High Rise' For Vincenzo Natali
After making his biggest splash this year with the genetic thriller "Splice," director Vincenzo Natali suddenly has the option to do some films he’s wanted to do for some time. One of those is an adaptation of the J.G. Ballard novel "High Rise," which is now being scripted by Richard Stanley in conjunction ...