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11/25/09
The Secret of the Unicorn has been completed, and it now goes to motion-capture technicians and artists who will spend the next two years finishing it, Peter Jackson , who is producing it, said in London on Tuesday.
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The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)
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11/25/09
Peter Jackson 's long-awaited adaptation of beloved book The Lovely Bones has been one of the few remaining question marks in the Oscar race.
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Gawker
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11/24/09
The Secret of the Unicorn , the first film in a proposed trilogy of new, motion-capture animated 3D films co-produced by Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson (among others) based on the comic book series created by Georges "Hergé" Remi. Spielberg took up directorial duties on the first in the series, which was supposed to begin filming in 2008 for a 2010 release, but Universal, burned by the under-performance of Beowulf and Monster House at the box office, decided to pull out in the pre-production process, halting progress until Paramount could partner with Sony in order to grease the gears financially.
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Cinematical.com
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11/18/09
Has four prior Oscar noms ("The Last Picture Show," "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot," "Starman" and "The Contender").
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Variety
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11/13/09
Hollywood studios are now thinking twice about splurging on A-list movie stars and costly productions in reaction to the poor economy, but also because of the surprising success of recent films with unknown actors.
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The Hollywood Reporter
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11/06/09
It's been over a decade since Ian McKellen donned Gandalf's robes on the set of the first film in the " Lord of the Rings " trilogy.
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MTV Movies Blog
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11/06/09
Yesterday, we posted some of Eric Ditzian's interview with Sir Ian McKellen , who plays the wizard Gandalf in the " Lord of the Rings " and upcoming " Hobbit " movies.
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MTV Movies Blog
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11/05/09
Tolkien-ites freaked out over the fate of " The Hobbit " – when's it gonna start shooting?
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MTV Movies Blog
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11/03/09
When Ian McKellen said that " The Hobbit " scripts would be delivered shortly , he really wasn't kidding.
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MTV Movies Blog
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11/01/09
He's become identified with big-budget epics like the "Lord of the Ring" movies and his "King Kong" remake, but Peter Jackson has his roots in supernatural thrillers -- making, as the New York Times points out, his adaptation of "The Lovely Bones" a sort of homecoming.
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Rotten Tomatoes