| Awards Countdown Newsletter | 31 December 2012 | |
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 Hobbit, Django, Les Mis drive final US weekend of 2012
In a spirited session, New Line/MGM/Warner Bros’ The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey ruled in its third weekend on an estimated $32.9m. Skyfall crossed $1bn worldwide (see separate story) and Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures set a new company record for a calendar year. |
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Flying lessons |
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Robert Zemeckis’ Flight has the feel of a 1970s drama, the budget of an indie film and the box-office trajectory of a sleeper hit. John Hazelton speaks to Zemeckis and stars Denzel Washington and Kelly Reilly. |
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A revolutionary new approach |
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For the veterans behind Les Misérables, it was a film of firsts – including the bold move to capture actors singing live on set. Wendy Mitchell talks to the team that brought the iconic musical to life on screen. |
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Joe Wright |
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The director talks about his fresh take on Tolstoy classic Anna Karenina. |
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Wes Anderson |
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The director talks about Moonrise Kingdom, a film inspired by children’s literature and Americana |
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