QSundance — Tilda Swinton As Who?
Possible Tilda casting news from Movieline’s fabulous Kyle Buchanan!?
On Conan O’Brien’s final Tonight Show, he earned one of his biggest laughs when he said that if HBO decided to make a movie about the recent late-night fiasco, he’d “like to be played by Academy Award-winner Tilda Swinton.” I just finished interviewing Swinton at Sundance to promote her new film I Am Love, and I decided (without any authorization from HBO whatsoever) to make her a formal offer for the red-headed role. Do we have a rare bit of good news for the beleaguered O’Brien?
via Tilda Swinton on Playing Conan O’Brien: ‘Yes, Yes, Yes, Absolutely’ | Movieline.
QSundance – Kristen Stewart Dakota Fanning Screen Kiss Mania
The World Premiere of THE RUNAWAYS (coming to theaters in March) was one of the big items at Sundance this past week and of course everyone wanted to hear from Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning talk about the on-screen kiss they share (word has it that Stewart does a great job portraying veteran dyke rocker Joan Jett while Fanning nails RUNAWAYS bandmate Cherie Curry right on). Here’s E! Online’s take:
Filming her kissing scene with Dakota Fanning in The Runaways was just another day at the office for Kristen Stewart.
“It's just something we did,” Stewart said at last night's Sundance Film Festival premiere of the biopic about Joan Jett's 1970s all-girl rock band, The Runaways. ”In this story, it's so not like a romantic thing. It's just something that they just do.”
via Kristen Stewart on Kissing Dakota Fanning: Nothing Romantic About It – E! Online.
GLAAD Talks to DISH director Brian Krinsky
Filmmaker Brian Krinsky talks to GLAAD’s Damon Romine about his wonderful gay short, DISH. Look for DISH coming to DVD on April 6th from Wolfe (as part of the new BOYCRAZY gay shorts collection). Click here to reserve your copy today.
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Cathy DeBuono (AND THEN CAME LOLA)
“One of my favorite lesbian movies has to be D.E.B.S. I had no idea what I was getting into when I rented it, but as the film unfolds one could make super strong arguments for the presence of some really clever metaphor. The girls themselves were like Freud’s personality components. “Dominque” the id, “Max” the super ego and “Amy” the ego. “Janet” gives voice to the inner child and together they engage in a journey that illustrates the development of one solid self as it faces the anxiety of discovering it doesn’t fit inside society’s box. I loved it. Or… I made all of that up in my own head. Either way Angela Robinson is brilliant for taking me there.”
Enjoy Cathy’s terrific performance when you order your advance copy of AND THEN CAME LOLA from WolfeVideo.com!
Jason Bushman (HOLLYWOOD JE T’AIME)
“It’s so hard to choose a favorite lgbt movie, but here goes… One of my favorite queer movies is SHORTBUS. I love the spirit of it, the process in which they made it; it’s pretty balls-out, literally and figuratively. One of my favorite performers, Justin Bond, is in it, and everyone else (guys and girls alike) are interesting, and real, and sexy as hell. I also really dig its connective tissue, the animated flyover of Brooklyn and Manhattan, and the sweet, introspective soundtrack. Okay, it gets a little silly at times – the egg vibrator comes to mind – but overall I just loved that the filmmaker had something to say.”
Ask for Jason’s new movie, HOLLYWOOD JE T’AIME at fine retailers and video stores across the country on December 8th. Or place your order now at WolfeVideo.com and be the first on your block to get it!
Ashleigh Sumner (AND THEN CAME LOLA)
“My favorite queer movie of all time is HIGH ART. Great performances. Great script. Great film. Lisa Cholodenko can do no wrong.”
Speaking of great performances, script and film be sure to check out Ashleigh in the hot new lesbian feature, AND THEN CAME LOLA (coming in spring 2010 from Wolfe — click to reserve your copy today).
Lisa Cholodenko (HIGH ART)
“I’d have to say ONE of my favorite LBGT movies is SHOW ME LOVE (also know as FUCKING AMAL in Swedish). Teen girls doing their thing. So bittersweet and sexy and tender.”
Discover Lisa’s classic lesbian feature HIGH ART on DVD from WolfeVideo.com and stay tuned for her upcoming film, THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT starring Julianne Moore and Annette Bening as lesbian Moms whose teenage kids (played by Josh Hutcherson and Mia Wasikowska) decide they want to meet their sperm donor, Mark Ruffalo (coming in 2010).