Battle: Los Angeles
467
Days to Theater Premiere
February 18, 2011
- Synopsis
- A platoon of Marines take on an alien invasion throughout Los Angeles in this Original Films sci-fi action picture, headed by director Jonathan Liebesman (Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning) and producer Neal H. Moritz....
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- Starring
- Aaron Eckhart, Bridget Moynahan
- Director(s)
- Jonathan Liebesman
- Distributor(s)
- Columbia Pictures
- MPAA Rating
- Not Yet Rated
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Bayou state's film slate booms
09/10/09 Instead the picture, starring Aaron Eckhart, is lensing in Louisiana, in large part to take advantage of a new, more generous entertainment tax incentive program that the Bayou State recently put into place. | Variety -
Aaron Eckhart Ready For The 'Intense Action' Of 'Battle: Los Angeles'
09/10/09 At the time, the only actor who had come on board the aliens-invade-Los Angeles film was Aaron Eckhart, and Liebesman said that the star was planning to channel Dirty Harry. | MTV Movies Blog -
Aaron Eckhart going down 'Rabbit Hole'
04/02/09 Aaron Eckhart is in negotiations to star opposite Nicole Kidman in "Rabbit Hole," a drama John Cameron Mitchell has come aboard to direct for Fox Searchlight. | The Hollywood Reporter -
‘Battle: Los Angeles’ Blockbuster Will Have Director Reinventing Aliens, Aaron Eckhart
03/13/09 This time, Liebesman's sci-fi action thriller centers on a marine platoon that must protect the City of Angels from alien invaders. | MTV Movies Blog -
Aaron Eckhart, Richard Jenkins in 'Diary' pic
02/09/09 Moviefone Aaron Eckhart and Oscar nominee Richard Jenkins will be hitting the sauce in "Rum Diary," the adaptation of the Hunter S. Thompson novel that stars Johnny Depp. Eckhart is in negotiations while Jenkins is signed on for the movie, which Bruce Robinson adapted and is directing. | The Hollywood Reporter