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The presence of Caviezel should give it instant cachet in many Christian circles; the 100-person cast also includes Terence Stamp as God, Michael York as the narrator, Luke Perry as Judas and Marisa Tomei as Mary Magdalene. The recording sessions began in July, but, to the consternation of Amari and director JoBe Cerny, the role of Satan is still up in the air. (Los Angeles Times)
Get Smart Gets Going Apr 16, 2007
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson also stars as Agent 23, and Terence Stamp will play Siegfried, a key KAOS operative -- the bad guy. Alan Arkin plays the head of the CONTROL spy agency, Smart and 99's boss. (IGN FilmForce)
Production Begins in Los Angeles on Warner Bros. Pictures' and Village Roadshow Pictures' ``Get Smart'' Apr 12, 2007
Inspired by characters from the classic television series "Get Smart," the film stars Carell as secret agent Maxwell Smart; Hathaway as his partner, Agent 99; Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson ("Gridiron Gang") as Agent 23; Terence Stamp ("The Limey") as Siegfried, a key KAOS operative; and Academy Award winner Alan Arkin ("Little Miss Sunshine") as the Chief of CONTROL. The film also stars Ken Davitian ("Borat") as Shtarker; Masi Oka (TV's "Heroes") as Bruce; Nate Torrence (TV's "Studio 60 on the... (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
IGN Movies Mailbag: 4/10/07 Apr 11, 2007
3) I believe the classically trained Terence Stamp would make an excellent Slade Wilson if he'd sign on to a project such as this. He's definitely worth a look by those casting Supermax for fun (or for real). (IGN FilmForce)
Vintage anchors aweigh (Gary Arnold) Apr 5, 2007
Mr. Ustinov secured a memorable contrast at the heart of the movie: Terence Stamp, a beautifully open-faced and guileless newcomer, seemed a phenomenal find as Billy, while Robert Ryan, as his unyielding nemesis, the misanthropic master-at-arms John Claggart, had few peers at corrosive hatred and depravity. He had excelled at such dire personalities for years, notably in "Crossfire," "Act of Violence," "Caught" and "Bad Day at Black Rock." Claggart seemed to be a notorious forerunner of his... (Washington Times, DC)
Good vs. evil struggle roils shipmates in ... Mar 8, 2007
DVD pick of the week An Oscar-nominated Terence Stamp turns in brilliantly earnest work as the eponymous character, a guileless young merchant seaman impressed in 1797 to serve aboard the British frigate Avenger in perilous, French-patrolled waters. The handsome youth's natural innocence soon makes him a target for the sadistic impulses of sociopathic master-at-arms John Claggart, played to spiritually diseased perfection by a sneering Robert Ryan. (Washington Times, DC)
New DVDs: Borat, Peter Pan Mar 7, 2007
Terence Stamp, who plays the title role in Billy Budd, and his director on The Limey, Steven Soderbergh, offer commentary for that film, while the other discs feature vintage cartoons and short films. DVD set, $59. (MSNBC -- Movies)
Rock, Stamp Get Smart Jan 18, 2007
January 17, 2007 - Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Terence Stamp are joining the Steve Carell comedy Get Smart, based on the classic '60s TV show about bumbling secret agent Maxwell Smart. Anne Hathaway recently joined the project as Agent 99, Smart's sidekick. (IGN FilmForce)
O'Toole vs. Oscar Jan 18, 2007
" In part, what makes Venus so moving is how Maurice's situation holds a mirror up to O'Toole's own ups and downs, despite the discrepancy in their levels of fame and acclaim. (Maurice is forced to play soap-opera cadavers and ancient royals to support his still-fond-though-not-totally-forgiving ex-wife, played by Vanessa Redgrave, and afford treats for Jessie.) At one point, a caf? waitress spies a photo of the young Maurice, which is actually an old portrait of O'Toole. "God, he was gorgeous,"... (USA Today -- Life)
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