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Star Trek - Two Trailers Online PDF Print E-mail
Written by Phoenix Rising   
Wednesday, 19 November 2008 16:35

Star Trek

Two trailers are now online for the next Star Trek movie; a prequel based on the young James T. Kirk and Spock starting their voyage into the stars aboard the USS Enterprise NCC-1701.

Star Trek

Star Trek

Star Trek

Star Trek

Various resulutions are available for both trailers including full HD at the following URL:
http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/startrek/

Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 November 2008 17:41
 
New Red Dwarf Specials Confirmed PDF Print E-mail
Written by Phoenix Rising   
Monday, 10 November 2008 14:29

Yep; you read that right!

To celebrate the 21st birthday of Red Dwarf the original cast is getting back together to make some brand new episodes!

The following taken from reddwarf.co.uk

Red Dwarf

New specials? Proper information? After all the rumours? Oh smeg yes.

reddwarf.co.uk has the facts. As announced by Robert Llewellyn for Grant Naylor Productions this week at the UKTV seasonal press launch, the project is a short series of brand new specials to celebrate the 21st birthday of Red Dwarf.

New Red Dwarf Specials Confirmed

Doug Naylor will be masterminding the four half-hour instalments, and the regular cast will all be reprising their iconic roles. They are being made by GNP for UKTV's free-to-air channel, Dave - our new best friends!

Red Dwarf repeats on Dave - including an anniversary weekend run - have picked up remarkable numbers since the channel was reborn on Freeview, and it's becoming clear to all concerned that the show is picking a new, third generation audience. With the usual involvement from Red Dwarf partners BBC Worldwide, you can also expect international broadcasts to follow (and, we'd imagine, a top-quality DVD release in the fullness of time).

It's very new news to me - I really only fully heard the details yesterday, Robert told comedian/host Michael McIntyre. We're doing four new shows with the original cast. Two of them are going to be, like, proper episodes of Red Dwarf. One of them is so exciting I've been asked not to say anything about that because other people will steal the idea - and it is a great idea, quite challenging for us as performers. And the other one is a kind of behind-the-scenes-y... the truth. There's been so many rumours and gossip about Red Dwarf, about whether there's going to be a movie and whether we all get on, all those things... The downside for me, which is just dawning on me now, is I've got to do the 'rubber' thing again, which I haven't done for ten years.

For the record, and direct from the makers, the details of the four shows right now - while wholly subject to change - are:

Show One - The Making Of The Specials
A highly entertaining look at what goes on behind the scenes on a Red Dwarf production.
Show Two - Red Dwarf Special: Part One
The cast get back into character, and costume, a decade on...
Show Three - Red Dwarf Special: Part Two
The adventure continues...
Show Four - A Clip Show With a Serious Difference
The cast do it their way. Red Dwarf as you have never, ever seen it before!

The shows will broadcast sometime in 2009 and, if successful, could pave the way for further Red Dwarf TV projects. Thanks to movie and broadcaster wrangles, Grant Naylor haven't been in a position to produce new Red Dwarf since Series VIII went out to audiences of over eight million in 1999. This exciting development suggests a new and shiny future for everyone's favourite sci-fi comedy.

To be kept in the loop as we cover the new production, register your email address with reddwarf.co.uk in the box at the bottom of the page.

The Boys from the Dwarf are back!

All The Shows

Collector's Anniversary box set is out now!

It's the gift that keeps that annoying relative busy well into the New Year. Fifty-two episodes, all eight series, are packed into All The Shows, our gorgeous Anniversary DVD album.

We already know you love the show - why else would you be clicking on reddwarf.co.uk week after week? - but isn't it time to indoctrinate your friends and family? Isn't it time they watched Rimmer and Lister bickering for themselves? Isn't it time they knew what you were on about when you try to discuss polymophs, Space Corps directives and that episode where they all ended up wearing gingham dresses?

It's a huge and generous gift, and as an added bonus it's awfully easy to wrap - all straight edges, no complicated taping procedures here!

The box set is themed as a 'photo album', with each series disc contained within a double-page spread of images and captions provided by the show's main characters. On the outside it's a lovely glossy black with a slick red foil logo.

Last Updated on Monday, 10 November 2008 14:35
 
Battlestar Galactica return date: it's here! PDF Print E-mail
Written by the DustRoom   
Thursday, 16 October 2008 15:27

The second half of the final season of television's best science-fiction show begins pretty soon!

It is with both a heavy heart and unbridled anticipation that Battlestar Galactica fans await the return of the show; on one hand, we're dying to know what happens, and on the other, it means the beginning of the end of one heck of a series.

Battlestar Galactica: Season 4 returns

Battlestar Galactica as been off the air since June, with the script writer strikes and Sci-Fi Channel's scheduling cutting the show's final season in half.

The second half of season four of Battlestar Galactica will get going on January 16 at 10 p.m. according to super-snoop Michael Ausiello of EW.com. And for those looking for an end date, Ausiello also says the series finale will take place on March 20.

The final stretch run of Battlestar Galactica is slated for 10 episodes. However, producers have said that those 10 episodes will run at least 11 hours long, possibly more. There is also at least one post-series Battlestar Galactica TV movie in the works as well.

Last Updated on Thursday, 16 October 2008 15:37
 
Depp for Mad Hatter and more of Captain Jack! PDF Print E-mail
Written by the DustRoom   
Monday, 29 September 2008 20:35

In news that will surely have "Pirates of the Caribbean" fans screaming "Yo-ho-ho!" and cracking open a bottle of celebratory rum, Disney announced on Wednesday that Johnny Depp will be reprising the popular role of Captain Jack Sparrow in a fourth "Pirates" installment.

Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow

And that's just the tip of the Black Pearl -- Depp has also signed on to play the manic tea-party-loving Mad Hatter in Tim Burton's live-action "Alice in Wonderland" and the Lone Ranger's trusty Native American sidekick Tonto in producer Jerry Bruckheimer's upcoming "Lone Ranger" flick.
 
On the "Alice" front, Depp and Burton -- who first worked together in 1990's "Edward Scissorhands" and most recently collaborated on "Sweeney Todd" -- have formed one of the longest-running director-actor partnerships in modern Hollywood. When Burton committed to filming a new live-action/CG-animated version of "Alice"; Depp was touted as the most likely candidate to play the Mad Hatter -- after all, having worked with Burton on "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" he's practiced in wearing a top hat.
 
Mia Wasikowska, the young Australian actress who appeared in HBO's "In Treatment" has the film's title role while Matt Lucas, who stars in the comedy series "Little Britain" and the forthcoming "Little Britain USA" is set to play the dual roles of Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
 
"Ranger" meanwhile, puts Depp back in business with Bruckheimer, who produced the "Pirates" movies. Tonto is the Native American colleague of cowboy hero the Lone Ranger. The casting could stir up controversy with Native American groups, who might accuse the studio of putting a white actor in the role. One factor that could counter such an argument is Depp's mixed ancestry, which includes German, Irish, and Cherokee.
 
"Ranger" is being written by "Pirates" scribes Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio and has no director at this time.
Last Updated on Monday, 29 September 2008 20:38
 
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