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[Kidissimo]

The movie was set to be released in May, 2010, but will likely be delayed unless financing can be secured quickly. Unfortunately, this could pose a problem with getting participation from director Michael Apted and stars Ben Barnes, William Moseley (Peter), and Anna Popplewell (Susan).

Отсюда

...

@темы: информация, фильмы, Narnia (Dawn Treader)

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... No comments. Переведите кто-нибудь, я убегаю, пардон.

[Kidissimo]

Disney Abandons Voyage of the Dawn Treader

While the second installment in the Chronicles of Narnia series didn’t exactly blow the roof off the box office, I definitely didn’t see this coming. Disney has announced that for budgetary and logistical reasons it is not exercising its option to co-produce and co-finance the third Narina movie with Walden Media.

The third entry in the series, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, based on the classic book by C.S. Lewis, was in preproduction and set for a spring shoot for a planned May 2010 release. This new development puts all of that in question.

Michael Apted (Amazing Grace, The World Is Not Enough) was on board to direct a sсript by Steven Knight and the key players of the second installment, Prince Caspian — Ben Barnes, Georgie Henley, William Moseley and Anna Popplewell — were set to return for the third film.

Walden has a strong relationship with the Lewis estate and will shop Treader in hopes of finding a new partner. According to the trades, the most likely candidate at this stage is Fox, which markets and distributes Walden fare under the Fox Walden banner.

The first film, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, was shot mostly in New Zealand for $180 million. Caspian, which filmed in the Czech Republic, Mexico and New Zealand, cost $200 million.

Lion grossed $292 million domestically and another $453 million internationally in 2005. Earlier this year, Prince Caspian made $141 million in North America and another $278 million internationally.

Ну и в утешение - нате вам Nike Boy'a.

@темы: фотографии, информация, Narnia (Dawn Treader)

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Копирайты - зло...

[Kidissimo]

UPD: в HQ

запись создана: 18.12.2008 в 18:16

@музыка: HSM

@настроение: annoyed

@темы: фотографии

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Грустное

[Kidissimo]

Я не понимаю, почему до сих пор не существует ни одного кэмрипа Easy Virtue... =(

@темы: фильмы, Easy Virtue

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Дата релиза "Дориана Грея"

[OhhJamie]

Обнародована дата релиза "Дориана Грея" в UK - 11 сентября 2009. Круто, даже раньше, чем я надеялась. Уже совсем не год ждать

источник тут www.darkhorizons.com/news08/081215g.php

@музыка: Sarah Brightman - Deliver me

@настроение: воспряла духом

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Барнс в "Новолунии"

[Kidissimo]

Голосуем-с

Вопрос: И..?

1. Урррраааааа!!! *забег по потолку*		17	(39.53%)
2. Вы гоните... может, журналистская утка?		8	(18.6%)
3. WTF пойду застрелюсь...		8	(18.6%)
4. @&$! пойду застрелю Барнса		5	(11.63%)
5. А мне пох!		5	(11.63%)
Всего:		43

@темы: поклонники, @сообщество, New Moon

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[Ben Barnes]

16.12.2008 в 02:49

Пишет  deeptown_girl:

*Воет на всю общагу*
'New Moon' Casting News:
Michael Copon, Ben Barnes Push For Roles In 'Twilight' Sequel
Copon is hoping to replace Taylor Lautner as Jacob Black, while Barnes is angling to play mind-reading vampire Aro.

Новости кастинга "Новолуния"
Michael Copon и Ben Barnes попробуют себя в ролях сиквела к "Сумеркам"
Copon надеется заменить Taylor Lautner'a в роли Джейкоба Блэка, тогда как Barnes склоняется к роли читающего мысли вампира Аро.

...MTV News can confirm that 26-year-old "Scorpion King 2" actor Michael Copon is one of several actors Weitz is considering to play the new, larger Jacob Black....

...MTV News могут подтвердить, что 26-летняя звезда "Scorpion King 2" Michael Copon - один из актеров, рассматриваемых Weitz'ем (новым режиссером) для роли взрослого Джейкоба Блэка...

...MTV News has confirmed that 27-year-old "Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" heartthrob Ben Barnes is throwing his hat into the ring. The actor is already quite popular with the "Twilight" fanbase and shares the same manager as both Copon and "Twilight" star Cam Gigandet. Barnes is believed to be campaigning for the role of Aro, a mind-reading vampire whose "New Moon" encounter with Edward and Bella helps shape their destiny together...

...MTV News подтвердили, что 27-летний сердцеед из фильма "Хроники Нарнии: Принц Каспиан" присоединяется к кастингу. Актер уже достаточно популярен в фандоме "Сумерек", и его менеджер - тот же, что Copon'a и звезды "Сумерек" Cam Gigandet'a. Barnes предположительно выдвигается на роль Аро, читающего мысли вампира чья встреча в "Новолунии" с Эдваржом и Бэллой помогает соединить их судьбы...

Источник: MTV

Дальше мое, дикое

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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Барнс. Вампир. *Бьется в эстетическом оргазме*

Да-да-да-да-да, его ДОЛЖНЫ взять на Аро, пожааааааалуйста!

*Расцеловывает свой авик*. Нет, это не авик. Это какая-то икона, амулет, вуду, черт знает что!

И, да... Я на все 100 согласна на такого Джейка. После Тейлора это - просто чудо.



Вынесите меня! Немедленно! Я визжу аки псих!!!

@темы: статьи, информация, фильмы, новости

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интервью Барнса на Comi com целиком

[OhhJamie]

ВОТ ЖЕ БОЛТЛИВЫЙ!
www.newsarama.com/common/media/video/player.php...

@темы: @сообщество, интервью

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Мииииииииииии!!!

[Kidissimo]

И трейлер на испанском, там несколько новых сцен

@темы: фотографии, видео, фильмы, Easy Virtue

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Adorkable =)))))

[Kidissimo]

@темы: фотографии

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Interview magazine, фотосессия

[Kidissimo]

Теперь уже не сканы, а 3 HQ фотки

@темы: фотографии

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Наш Бен умничка :) НА ПЕРЕВОД!

[Kidissimo]

Hollywood star to take centre stage in Wall of Fame

Источник: http://www.kingston.ac.uk

Big screen heartthrob Ben Barnes might not have made it to the Hollywood Walk of Fame just yet, but he’s about to take a starring role in one closer to home. Ben, 27, is set to become one of the glittering graduates taking centre stage in Kingston University’s new Wall of Fame. The swashbuckling star of Disney’s Chronicles of Narnia joins more than 20 accomplished alumni from the worlds of business, law, fashion, science, architecture, design and sport whose photographs will be on permanent display.

Ben’s star potential was spotted and nurtured by staff at Kingston and, after graduating in 2004 with a first class honours degree in Drama with English Literature, he was chosen by Disney to play Prince Caspian in The Chronicles of Narnia, starring alongside Liam Neeson and Tilda Swinton. Weeks of horseriding and swordfighting lessons followed, and when the film was launched earlier this year, an eight-storey high billboard of Ben brandishing his sword towered over Los Angeles’ Sunset Strip. Now a firm favourite with casting directors on both sides of the Atlantic, Ben’s next film, a remake of Oscar Wilde’s A Picture of Dorian Gray, is due for release shortly. But Ben hasn’t forgotten where it all started, and still retaining a soft spot for the University, he said he was delighted to appear on the Wall as its youngest graduate. "Kingston University allowed me the freedom and choice to pursue my dreams," Ben said.

Head of Kingston University’s School of Performance and Screen Studies, Frank Whately, said he knew from the moment he first met Ben that he would be destined for great things. "What’s great about him is that he’s so much more than just a glamorous young actor," Mr Whately said. "I’ve known Ben since he was at school, and his star potential was evident even back then. Having seen his performances develop from school age, through his time here at the University, I never had any doubt that he would make a mark on stage and screen, both in Britain and in Hollywood. He is highly intellectual, hugely talented and I’m sure he will continue to become a very considerable force in the world of drama and film."

Ben’s appearance on Kingston University’s Wall of Fame came about after it decided to showcase some of its most celebrated alumni. "Ben Barnes is an inspiration, and becoming an international film star so soon after his talent was nurtured here at Kingston shows just what our students can achieve," Dr Helen Trott, Head of Development, said. The University’s new John Galsworthy Building has provided the space to house the Wall of Fame, which will be updated as current students graduate and move up the career ladder.

@темы: информация, Narnia (Prince Caspian), новости

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НА ПЕРЕВОД!

[Kidissimo]

Ben Barnes: From "Caspian" to Dawn Treader and Beyond

For Holiday giving and personal collecting, Narnia: Prince Caspian is now out on DVD and Blu-Ray. We celebrated by cornering Caspian himself... yum! Gorgeous, dark-haired actor Ben Barnes will reprise the Caspian role in the film of Voyage of the Dawn Treader and he also plays mysterious and hot Dorian Gray in a film based on the Oscar Wilde novel. We had a sit down with Ben in the Hollywood/Highland complex on Hollywood Blvd. near the Academy Awards' Kodak Theater to talk about what is fun on the new DVD, Ben's theories on acting, that crazy Spanish accent he affected for "Caspian" and how he handles the stalkarazzi. Hey, what advice does he have for friend Rob Pattinson who is in the middle of Twilight mania? And what would he tell YOU if you wanted to be in showbiz? Read on and find out....

TeenHollywood: First of all, Rob Pattinson is going through the fan frenzy that you went through as Caspian. Do you have any advice for him?

Ben: Actually, I know Rob a bit. He's from very close to where I lived. I used to sing with his sister at school weirdly. We used to do Soul nights. I think it's just about having confidence. The hardest thing is when you first start to do things like this (interviews). I'm not surprised if he was freaked out at Comic Con. It's having confidence that people are asking questions because they want to know the answers not because they're trying to 'get' you. If you can't think of an answer it's okay to say 'I don't know'. You don't have to be interesting and funny all the time. But I'm sure he has a much better handle on it than I do. I wanted to be in that Twilight film but I was too old (geez, he's only in his late 20's). There's no way I could look seventeen for the next three years. Tell Rob hi and good luck for me.

TeenHollywood: We will (and we did!) Are you still recognized and chased by paparazzi?

Ben: At the beginning, I wasn't used to it. I've had a fair bit of it but now, I forget. I go out of my hotel and (see paparazzi) and I'm like 'oh, how did you guys know I was here?'. It still doesn't feel real. It is overwhelming and surreal and there's nothing I can do to change that. I don't feel famous. It's just nonsense. But, it's still very sweet. I still get sackfulls of mail at home. I spent five hours on it the other day. People come up to me. 'I saw you in that film'.

TeenHollywood: What was the most challenging thing about playing Caspian?

Ben: Probably trying to maintain a faithfulness to the character in the story rather than play some kind of stereotype of a Hollywood action hero which was not what Caspian was to me when I read the books. So to try and inject some of that into the telling of the story.

TeenHollywood: Do you feel that Prince Caspian was your big break?

Ben: People always talk about the concept of a big break but I don't know if it exists. Certainly, if it does, it was Prince Caspian. I was still banging on doors before that and immediately afterwards I was getting some scripts sent to me which is the big change. I think you need lots of big breaks. It's about what you choose to do next. You should invest in the stories that you think are worth telling, and characters you think you can play well.

TeenHollywood: Where did you get that sorta-Spanish accent for Caspian?

Ben: (laughs) It was a combination of a lot of things. I was in bed, the night before my audition reading the lines to myself over and over again and just before going to sleep, I saw on the very bottom of the page, 'please prepare with a Spanish accent' (laughter). 'Oh God!', right? So I got out of bed and went to my DVD collection and thought 'okay, something with Antonio Banderas (we laugh). Ah, Desperado, brilliant' but it's 'bang!! (he makes crashing and shooting noises) See you later', nothing, just nothing. He doesn't talk. So then I found The Princess Bride which is one of my favorite films and obviously, that is a ridiculous stereotype of an accent (the Inigo Montoya character), but I thought 'it'll do for the audition' so I used that a little bit as my inspiration for the audition but then got a dialogue coach who was fantastic and then a lot of the intonation was my choosing. I wanted it to sound flowing, not like somebody who didn't have a firm grasp of the English language.

TeenHollywood: But, didn't you get asked to change it?

Ben: A week into shooting, I'd done one dialogue scene and (the director) comes up and says 'you sound very Spanish'. I said 'That's what you asked me to do'. 'Yeah, but I just cast some Italians. Sound a bit like them' (we laugh). So, I watched their audition tapes with the dialogue coach to try to round it out so it sounded more Italian. He cast Italians, Spanish, a Flemish actor, a Mexican and said, 'then do an accent that sounds like them'. 'But, they don't sound like each other', In the end it was just something I felt comfortable with.

TeenHollywood: Who of the cast sat around a table watching the film and doing commentary for the DVD?

Ben: It was the four Pevensies, myself and Andrew the director and we sat on a sofa drinking sodas for the kids and coffees for the adults and we just watched the movie and chatted. I think those commentaries are best when you forget the microphones are there really. Otherwise, the rest of it you can see in a "making of". You want to get people's personal experiences.

TeenHollywood: Is there something that you shot that was cut out of the film and is now on the DVD or any extra features on there that you are happy about?

Ben: Not sure. I haven't watched all of the deleted scenes yet. There were a couple that I was anxious to see. One of the deleted scenes was one of my audition scenes so I was very keen to see how that turned out and wanted to listen to (director) Andrew's commentary on why they were cut out. I think they had good reasons for cutting. It was a long film anyway.

TeenHollywood: What about bloopers? Anything you are like 'oh my God. Why does that have to be on the DVD'?

Ben: No. (laughs) You've got to be a good sport about that. You've got to let them show you falling over. That's part of it.

TeenHollywood: In "Dawn Treader" will you go anywhere near a real body of water or will it all be CGI or in a tank?

Ben: I have no idea. I imagine it will be water. That is very expensive to fake. They will probably have an infinity tank where you put the ship in and, in the background, will be the real ocean. You put the tank on the beach and film past it. They've been talking about doing it in the same place they did Titanic (Rosarita Beach, Mexico).

TeenHollywood: What is the first time you walked on a stage?

Ben: I think it was a school play called "Mr. Jones Goes to Jupiter" and I played a rock star/alien.

TeenHollywood: Hilarious! What was that like?

Ben: I was probably a bit nervous but quite enjoyed it when I got up there. I had to make my own guitar out of cardboard and gold foil. That was at about seven or eight. Then I was in a choir until about fourteen. At fifteen your voice breaks and I found myself going toward musical theater; a logical next step. I joined a company called the National Youth Music Theater and the next six summers that's where I got my training and was in the West End in "Bugsy Malone". Most of my friends were in that company. It's the same one that Jamie Bell and Jude Law and Johnny Miller went through. It was a wonderful time.

TeenHollywood: So, what did you do when that was over?

Ben: At sixteen and seventeen, I wanted to leave school and my parents said, 'no, go to University and get a proper job. Be a lawyer'. I said 'I don't want to be a lawyer'. 'Well, go to university'. I spent a couple of years doing more music and TV projects then went to university and came out at about 22 and still couldn't think of anything else to do. I had gained some confidence in theater.

TeenHollywood: Yes, we know that you've done both stage work and film. What about film is difficult for you?

Ben: Film is actually about these tiny moments and everyone is focusing on (them). Every day, like on this film, you need to get just one scene, maybe two. It's a skill that I'm still learning, to be ready when they want you to do that moment. To psych yourself up for that is a real skill. It's all very well doing five weeks rehearsal but it's very difficult when they say 'Ben, we're ready for you to do that moment now'. 'Well, I'm not ready to do that'.

TeenHollywood: How do you choose your projects? You do a lot of period films.

Ben: I've chosen certain scripts because I like the stories and love the language. I love words. I've read a few scripts that are contemporary that are equally valid and I feel could be great films but it just so happens that, at the time I read them, those were the best scripts on offer (to me) and I'll continue to make my decisions like that rather than worry about 'what do you mean he's doing another film set in the 1920's?' It was an interesting time between the two World Wars. It was a fascinating time for young men.
TeenHollywood: Do you have any advice for teens who want to break into the business?

Ben: Usually, I'd say who the hell am I to answer that? It is about luck. It's about being in the right place at the right time but, for young people, I think reading is important because all you have to base your decisions and characters on are black and white words on a page and, if they don't mean anything to you, then what's the point of telling the story?

TeenHollywood: Did the way you grew up inform your acting now?

Ben: Well both my parents are in the field of psychology and psychiatry so a lot of growing up it was "how do you feel about that?" (he laughs) A lot of acting is projected emotion, 'how would I feel if I were (this character) in this situation?' It's hypothetical so I'm sure that had something to do with it.

TeenHollywood: You just finished playing Dorian Gray, right?

Ben: Yeah. The film isn't finished but the shooting is finished. Now they have a lot of work to do in post-production. A lot of the previous adaptations of it were The Portrait of Dorian Gray and about the portrait and what happens to Dorian. Our version is just called Dorian Gray and we're trying to look a little more into the experience of what the character goes through. Originally, people would say that you can't identify with a character who sins and is manipulated so easily and falls into this vortex with no notion of redemption so we teased some of the stuff toward the end to keep it tense. But, essentially, it's a fairly faithful adaptation. In the same way that nobody is going to try to adapt Narnia or Lord of the Rings in the next fifty years, I'm hoping after they see this, nobody is going to want to touch Dorian Gray either. Who knows?

TeenHollywood: For those not familiar with the classic novel or early films, what is the story?

Ben: It's quite a rock and roll story actually. It's about this guy whose parents have been killed and he's been raised by an abusive grandfather and he dies and the guy comes to town naive, innocent and gets completely corrupted but is completely adored from the moment he sets foot in London and that kind of just grows. It's a great character arc to play; a naive young guy, who has been abused, turns into this guy who realizes the power of his looks and the power of being 21. Then he becomes very dry and cynical and starts doing these awful things and realizes he can get away with it. Then he becomes very depressed and inward and starts drinking etc. It's a swooping arc and I'm hoping that will be clear in our version. He's letting himself get carried away. I learned a lot from playing Dorian. I had to do things I'd never done before in real life. It's such a terrific story.

TeenHollywood: We can't wait for that.

Источник: TeenHollywood

@темы: статьи, интервью

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[Kidissimo]

3146 капсов из Каспиана от wintervixen86
Слова у меня кончились уже на цифре, так что смотрите сами

@темы: капсы, Narnia (Prince Caspian)

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Не, вы это видели?...

[OhhJamie]

Дъявольщина!!! *подыхает*

@настроение: снова свун

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Чо я нашол xDDDD

[Kidissimo]

Остальная троица, если интересно =))

@темы: фотографии, Hyrise

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Видео со съемок ПК

[OhhJamie]

Тут те самые съемки в лесу, где Бен в халате, uk.youtube.com/watch?v=fIqxmbfy_Hw

Это "Come on" Уорвику меня убило *ржет*

И наконец мы видим их трейлеры в которых происходит столько интересного в фиках

@музыка: Саунд к ПК

@настроение: тоскующее

@темы: видео, Narnia (Prince Caspian)

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НА ПЕРЕВОД!

[Kidissimo]

Rising film star becomes Patron of Make-A-Wish!

Actor Ben Barnes has been invited to become a Patron of Make-A-Wish.
Ben had a special lunch in London with two wish children, Charlie and Alice and Neil Jones, CEO.
Charlie, aged eight, from Bracknell whose wish was to meet a famous pop group, is living with Lymphangiomatosis. She was ecstatic to meet Ben.
Alice, aged 10, from Burgess Hill in West Sussex, whose wish to attend the premiere of High School Musical 3 was recently granted in London, is currently being treated for a brain tumour. She could not believe her luck at having the opportunity to meet one of her favourite film stars.
27 year old Ben is best known for his role as Prince Caspian in The Chronicles of Narnia and his latest film, Easy Virtue, premiered in London recently. Ben has become the latest celebrity to join Make-A-Wish’s list of VIP Patrons. At lunch Ben gave Alice and Charlie a Narnia bag and wrist watch as special gifts to take home.
Ben said: “It was a lovely lunch with Alice and Charlie. It is always a joy to meet some of the very deserving Make-A-Wish children. I first became aware of this wonderful charity on the set of 'Prince Caspian' and I immediately wanted to become more involved in helping the charity to grant its truly magical and life affirming wishes.”
Neil Jones, CEO of Make-A-Wish, commented: “Make-A-Wish is extremely proud to have Ben Barnes as a Patron. His dedication and commitment will be a huge asset to the charity, and we are very honoured to welcome this popular rising film star to our team.”
In his role as a charity patron, Ben hopes to raise awareness of the work that Make-A-Wish does, be the face of Make-A-Wish at events and try to meet as many wish children as possible.

Источник: Make-A-Wish

@темы: статьи, информация, новости

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Видео с Лондон-экспо

[OhhJamie]

Уже виденное выступление Нарнийской троицы (Бена, Шейна и Уорвика), но снятое с другого ракурса и с лучшим звуком.

Не могу налюбоваться тем, как Барнс смеется (1:32-1:35)

И, черт возьми, кааак он произносит "Оh God" на 7:13 (поставьте на повтор - потом сравним результаты )

Тут au.youtube.com/watch?v=xTPzV7RxC5E

@темы: видео

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Няфф =)

[Kidissimo]

+5

@темы: фотографии, капсы, Narnia (Prince Caspian)