Vivian Rose Harvatine Nov 19, 2009
Fittingly, the last movie she showed was titled, Tomorrow Never Dies. Vivian has always had a deep Christian faith and regularly read the Bible and daily devotions. (Chippewa Falls Chippewa Herald, WI)
Gerard Butler's Bond snub Sep 5, 2009
Although he doesn't want to take over from Daniel Craig, Gerard admits he was left disappointed when his fleeting appearance in Bond movie 'Tomorrow Never Dies' was vastly reduced because of his thick Scottish accent. He said: "I had one line in it and they took it off me. It was: 'Torpedoes are bearing 11 knots' or something. The director couldn't understand what I was saying so they gave it to a really effeminate chap. He was a good bloke, but he delivered the line like it was a piece of... (iAfrica.com)
* PLANET POP Jun 22, 2009
The Tomorrow Never Dies and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (s) actress told a press conference at the 12th Shanghai International Film Festival that the Chinese-language film will start shooting in China in September. She said Woo will share directing duties on the film X tentatively called The Sword and the Martial Arts World X with Taiwanese filmmaker Su Chao-pin (l), who directed the horror film Silk (). (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Sony Pictures Entertainment Grabs 'REMOTE CONTROL' With Producers Michael G. Wilson, Barbara Broccoli Apr 15, 2009
MICHAEL G WILSON AND BARBARA BROCCOLI produced the hugely successful GOLDENEYE, followed by the blockbuster 007 releases TOMORROW NEVER DIES, THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH, DIE ANOTHER DAY, CASINO ROYALE and most recently QUANTUM OF SOLACE starring Daniel Craig, Olga Kurylenko and Mathieu Amalric ... EON Productions/Danjaq, LLC, is owned by the Broccoli family and has produced twenty two James Bond films since 1962, including QUANTUM OF SOLACE. The James Bond films, produced by Michael G. Wilson and... (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
The real Pakistan story Mar 4, 2009
Its difficult to see anyone but Rupert Murdoch as inspiration for media mogul Elliott Carver in Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies every time Sky leeches onto anything that can be broadly labelled as tragedy; for all the intimacy of coverage, in a world conditioned to seek out every possible detail through the media, the resultant perspective of major events becomes skewered, the genuine tragedy overshadowed by the juicier news attractions. And in a society calibrated by celebrity activity, where... (iAfrica.com)
