Jennifer Connelly News

It was announced today jointly by Exclusive Media Group's CEO Nigel Sinclair and Newmarket's Co-Founder Chris Ball, that EMG will acquire Newmarket Films, the highly regarded Los Angeles based film production and distribution company founded by William Tyrer and Chris Ball in 1994, creating an ideal pairing of two leading independent film ...

Jennifer Connelly may never work again. The 'A Beautiful Mind' actress - who raises sons Kai, 12, and Stellan, six, with husband Paul Bettany a ' admits she has no projects lined up for when she finishes filming 'What's Wrong With Virginia?'. She said: "The biggest thing for me is wanting my kids to grow up safely and have happy lives.

Creation , Quad, Derby, tomorrow, 2pm. IN the year that marks the bicentenary of Charles Darwin's birth and the 150th anniversary of his seminal work On The Origin Of Species, Hollywood gets in on the act.

The weather hasn't been ideal, but the shoot for "What's Wrong with Virginia?" has been going smoothly regardless.

Naomi Watts has been named the most profitable actress in Hollywood. The 41-year-old beauty a ' who has also starred in 'The Ring', 'King Kong' and 'Eastern Promises' a ' helped the box office rake in an estimated $44 for every $1 she was paid for her last three major films.

'King Kong' actress Naomi Watts is the world's most profitable actress, earning movie bosses an average of $44 for every $1 she is paid.

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David S. Goyer, who's from Ann Arbor, has been involved in numerous comic book and sci-fi projects: He cowrote the moody 1998 sci-fi mystery about lost memories, "Dark City," a cult favorite that starred Rufus Sewell and Jennifer Connelly.

Where everything seems possible and nothing is what it seems. "I ask for so little.

CREATION Stars: Paul Bettany, Jennifer Connelly, Martha West, Jeremy Northam, Toby Jones, Dominic Cumberbatch, Bill Patterson Directed by Jon Amiel IN THE year that marks the bicentenary of Charles Darwin's birth and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his seminal work, On The Origin Of Species By Means Of Natural Selection, Hollywood gets ...

WINNING actor Paul Bettany broke his own golden rule for new movie Creation - by starring alongside his wife.

It's been a successful couple of weeks for students at one primary school in Finchley, having hit the a oebig timea , on both stage and screen.

Forget all the goblins and magic crystal balls - the most unbelievable part of Jim Henson's Labyrinth is when Jennifer Connelly can't get her baby brother to stop crying.

Indie distributor Newmarket is back on the acquisitions scene, picking up U.S. rights to Toronto International Film Festival opener "Creation." Chris Ball's and Robert Fyvolent's company has sealed the deal for Jon Amiel's pic about the life of Charles Darwin, and will aim for a December release.

Creation, review Creation, with Paul Bettany as Charles Darwin, is more than just a stolid drama.

Probably not! Earlier this week, London's Daily Mail reported that a producer for Creation , the Charles Darwin biopic starring Jennifer Connelly, Paul Bettany, and this terrible hairdo, is blaming the film's inability to secure U.S. distribution on the film's subject matter - specifically that "religious American audiences" would find "his ...

A star-studded feature film to be made in West Michigan may have a scene shot in Grand Haven City Hall.

Sunday was a decent day at the festival, but another one of those days where I realized there are just too many great things going on during the Toronto International Film Festival to make anyone feel accomplished.

A producer of Creation, the film about Charles Darwin and his wife Emma, starring Paul Bettany and his real-life wife Jennifer Connelly, is griping that the film has no distributor in the US, apparently because so many Americans are evolution-hating mouth-breathers that no one wants the touch the thing; ita s just too darn controversial.

A raw film about an abused teen named Precious has won the audience choice award at the Toronto International Film Festival.