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Archive for the 'Articles' Category |
A date has been set for the premiere of The Normal Heart! Sunday, May 25 9 p.m.: The Normal Heart (HBO) Thanks to HollyWood Reporter for the information.
Taylor Kitsch was approached recently by an energetic military veteran in a hole-in-the-wall bar in Austin, Texas. The veteran wanted to let Kitsch know how much his film “Lone Survivor” — based on the nonfiction book about U.S. Navy SEALs who were ambushed in Afghanistan in 2005 — meant to him. Rather than brush him […]
Entertainment One Films US has acquired the U.S. distribution rights to the comedy “The Grand Seduction,” starring Brendan Gleeson and Taylor Kitsch. The acquisition comes five months after the film’s world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. Producers are Roger Frappier and Barbara Doran. eOne is planning a theatrical release in the summer. Don […]
On the morning that we meet, 32-year-old actor Taylor Kitsch is a patchwork of frayed flannel and denim. He’s Paul Bunyan-big, and speaks like a country road – leisurely paced, with winding turns that sometimes go nowhere. We’re sitting down to breakfast at his favorite beachside hotel in Santa Monica where he’s hunkered down for […]
Sitting on the list of HitFix’s best battles of 2013 is “Lone Survivor,” which features a 30-40 minute fire fight between SEALs and enemy insurgents. It is a long, intense, sequence and when we asked Taylor Kitsch to tell us about it, he acknowledged that it wasn’t the easiest thing in the world to film. […]
Peter Berg’s Navy SEALs drama Lone Survivor enjoyed a strong launch in its awards qualifying run, posting the best theater average of any film over the post-Christmas weekend. Opening in New York and Los Angeles on Christmas day, the movie — starring Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch, Emile Hirsch and Ben Foster — took in $155,435 […]
Taylor Kitsch didn’t need much goading to portray an elite soldier. In “Lone Survivor,” he plays one of a team of SEALs fighting off an ambush in Afghanistan. It was a chance to try and get into the fighting mindset, the need to push yourself and be the best. “I’m infatuated by it,” Kitsch says. […]