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  • Wednesday December 03rd 2008

    Ted Rogers, who transformed a single Toronto FM radio station into the North American broadcasting, publishing and telecoms conglomerate Rogers Communications, died Tuesday at his home in Toronto. He was 75.

  • AMPTP Stands Firm on Offer with SAG
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    Los Angeles Times published a full-page Open Letter to the Entertainment Community from the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), representing 350 producers of motion pictures and television currently in negotiations with the Screen Actors Guild. In the letter (attached) the AMPTP states that they are standing firm[…]

  • Canadian actors throw support behind SAG
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    The Canadian union representing more than 21,000 English-language actors will stand behind the U.S. Screen Actors Guild (SAG) in the event it calls a strike vote. The U.S. union, which represents 120,000 members, announced last week it would contact its membership in coming days with an “education” campaign, followed by a request for a strike vote authorization. Stephen Waddell, national executive director of ACTRA (Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists), said the decision to support SAG comes at a difficult time for Canadian artists.

  • ‘Milk’ draws big b.o. despite limited release
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    The specialty market featured an especially impressive opening this weekend, as Focus Features milked its limited release of Gus Van Sant’s “Milk” with stunning success. The biopic about assassinated San Francisco gay pol Harvey Milk tabulated $1.4 million in three-day boxoffice from just 36 inaugural engagements, or a landslide $38,375 per location. “Milk” carries a cume of $1.9 million since unspooling on Wednesday. “It’s a sensational opening,” Focus distribution topper Jack Foley said. “It’s a record opening for a film opening in this many theaters, and there were lots of sellouts wherever it was playing.”

  • Canada and U.S. Weekend Box Office – 11/28/08 to 11/30/08
    Monday December 01st 2008

    FilmTotalFour Christmases, SUMMIT$31,069,826Bolt, DISNEY$26,581,002Twilight, SUMMIT$26,344,032Quantum of Solace, SONY$18,833,552Australia, FOX$14,800,723Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, PARAMOUNT$14,207,329Transporter 3, LIONSGATE$12,063,452Role Models, UNIVERSAL$5,191,180The Boy in The Striped Pajamas, MIRAMAX$1,696,187Milk, FOCUS FEATURES$1,453,844

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Archives for: December 20085
  • Wednesday December 03rd 2008

    Ted Rogers, who transformed a single Toronto FM radio station into the North American broadcasting, publishing and telecoms conglomerate Rogers Communications, died Tuesday at his home in Toronto. He was 75.

  • AMPTP Stands Firm on Offer with SAG
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    Los Angeles Times published a full-page Open Letter to the Entertainment Community from the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), representing 350 producers of motion pictures and television currently in negotiations with the Screen Actors Guild. In the letter (attached) the AMPTP states that they are standing firm[…]

  • Canadian actors throw support behind SAG
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    The Canadian union representing more than 21,000 English-language actors will stand behind the U.S. Screen Actors Guild (SAG) in the event it calls a strike vote. The U.S. union, which represents 120,000 members, announced last week it would contact its membership in coming days with an “education” campaign, followed by a request for a strike vote authorization. Stephen Waddell, national executive director of ACTRA (Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists), said the decision to support SAG comes at a difficult time for Canadian artists.

  • ‘Milk’ draws big b.o. despite limited release
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    The specialty market featured an especially impressive opening this weekend, as Focus Features milked its limited release of Gus Van Sant’s “Milk” with stunning success. The biopic about assassinated San Francisco gay pol Harvey Milk tabulated $1.4 million in three-day boxoffice from just 36 inaugural engagements, or a landslide $38,375 per location. “Milk” carries a cume of $1.9 million since unspooling on Wednesday. “It’s a sensational opening,” Focus distribution topper Jack Foley said. “It’s a record opening for a film opening in this many theaters, and there were lots of sellouts wherever it was playing.”

  • Canada and U.S. Weekend Box Office – 11/28/08 to 11/30/08
    Monday December 01st 2008

    FilmTotalFour Christmases, SUMMIT$31,069,826Bolt, DISNEY$26,581,002Twilight, SUMMIT$26,344,032Quantum of Solace, SONY$18,833,552Australia, FOX$14,800,723Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, PARAMOUNT$14,207,329Transporter 3, LIONSGATE$12,063,452Role Models, UNIVERSAL$5,191,180The Boy in The Striped Pajamas, MIRAMAX$1,696,187Milk, FOCUS FEATURES$1,453,844

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ARCHIVES

Archives for: December 20085
  • Wednesday December 03rd 2008

    Ted Rogers, who transformed a single Toronto FM radio station into the North American broadcasting, publishing and telecoms conglomerate Rogers Communications, died Tuesday at his home in Toronto. He was 75.

  • AMPTP Stands Firm on Offer with SAG
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    Los Angeles Times published a full-page Open Letter to the Entertainment Community from the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), representing 350 producers of motion pictures and television currently in negotiations with the Screen Actors Guild. In the letter (attached) the AMPTP states that they are standing firm[…]

  • Canadian actors throw support behind SAG
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    The Canadian union representing more than 21,000 English-language actors will stand behind the U.S. Screen Actors Guild (SAG) in the event it calls a strike vote. The U.S. union, which represents 120,000 members, announced last week it would contact its membership in coming days with an “education” campaign, followed by a request for a strike vote authorization. Stephen Waddell, national executive director of ACTRA (Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists), said the decision to support SAG comes at a difficult time for Canadian artists.

  • ‘Milk’ draws big b.o. despite limited release
    Tuesday December 02nd 2008

    The specialty market featured an especially impressive opening this weekend, as Focus Features milked its limited release of Gus Van Sant’s “Milk” with stunning success. The biopic about assassinated San Francisco gay pol Harvey Milk tabulated $1.4 million in three-day boxoffice from just 36 inaugural engagements, or a landslide $38,375 per location. “Milk” carries a cume of $1.9 million since unspooling on Wednesday. “It’s a sensational opening,” Focus distribution topper Jack Foley said. “It’s a record opening for a film opening in this many theaters, and there were lots of sellouts wherever it was playing.”

  • Canada and U.S. Weekend Box Office – 11/28/08 to 11/30/08
    Monday December 01st 2008

    FilmTotalFour Christmases, SUMMIT$31,069,826Bolt, DISNEY$26,581,002Twilight, SUMMIT$26,344,032Quantum of Solace, SONY$18,833,552Australia, FOX$14,800,723Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, PARAMOUNT$14,207,329Transporter 3, LIONSGATE$12,063,452Role Models, UNIVERSAL$5,191,180The Boy in The Striped Pajamas, MIRAMAX$1,696,187Milk, FOCUS FEATURES$1,453,844

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