Search Results: L.A Confidential (37)

Smith is set to play Detective Ed Exley, the lead role played by Guy Pearce in 1997 that earned a Best Picture Oscar nomination.

CBS Television Studios picks up “L.A. Confidential” by Jordan Harper

New Regency picks up “Untitled L.A. Confidential Series” by James Ellroy

The Poison Rose is being described in the vein of Chinatown, L.A Confidential, and The Long Goodbye.

Responsibilities include scheduling, booking travel/lodging, emails, errands, and acting as primary gatekeeper to principal, with confidentiality.

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Updated 1/24/19 with 26 parties added to the list – Headed to Park City? You’ll need our Exclusive Party and Event Grid, VIP parties & RSVP details. We’ll continue to update the list as we get closer to the big event, so you’ll have everything you need to keep the party going the whole time!

Sydney Poitier, Shea Whigham, Hong Chau, and Jeremy Allen White are joing Julia Roberts-starrer Homecoming and Netflix’s second season of American Vandal has set its two leading men. All this and more on today’s TV casting round-up.

 

Wind River‘s Gil Birmingham is set for a recurring role on the 3rd season of TNT’s Animal Kingdom. Meanwhile, Frasier alumna Jane Leeves has been tapped for a leading role in Fox’s untitled Erin Foster single-camera comedy pilot. All this and more on today’s TV casting round up.

Wind River’s Gil Birmingham is set for a recurring role on the 3rd season of TNT’s Animal Kingdom. Meanwhile, Frasier alumna Jane Leeves has been tapped for a leading role in Fox’s untitled Erin Foster single-camera comedy pilot. All this and more on today’s TV casting round up.

UPDATED Every comedy and drama pilot as ordered by the broadcast networks for potential series pickup for the 2018-19 TV season will be listed here as they are announced.

Damnation showrunner, Tony Tost, speaks with Tracking Board contributor Jeff Iblings about the inspiration for the series, getting his start as a screenwriter, and how to impress your showrunner.

30West and STXinternational are teaming to finance and handle international sales with STX distributing the film in the UK and Ireland and bringing it to the European Film Market in Berlin to seek out buyers. CAA and Endeavor Content are handling U.S. sales.

They just don’t make movies like they used to. Seriously. 1992 isn’t generally regarded as a landmark year for cinema but you’d be wrong to dismiss it. The films are still very much part of the culture, starting with Quentin Tarantino’s directorial debut and A Few Good Men.

As the war for the iron throne is entering the final act, and final seasons, HBO is not ready to say goodbye to Game of Thrones and has put four different series in development based on the Westeros universe.

The Bourne Ultimatum director Paul Greengrass is in negotiations to direct prohibition-era film Ness, written by Academy Award winner Brian Helgeland.

Law & Order maestro Dick Wolf is producing the Paramount project, which involves the kidnapping of heiress Patty Hearst.

A comprehensive list of the 2016 Launch Pad Pilot Competition scripts showcasing your winners, runners-up, top 10 and semifinalists!
(All categories are listed alphabetically by pilot script title)

Kim Basinger has been added to the cast of Fifty Shades Darker, the second installment in the Fifty Shades of Grey franchise based on the best-selling books.

Lucifer is the most fun you’ll have watching television since Ash returned to slay the evil dead. The fallen angel, in the form of a handsome, piano playing Brit, complete with a devilish smile, takes a vacation from his duties running hell to spend some quality time with the mortals in L.A.

The memoir follows Ellroy as he takes it upon himself to re-investigate the murder of his mother that took place in 1958.

31 set up, 57 signed, 56 on year end “Best Of” lists, 9 staffed on hit television shows, 3 bidding wars… and that’s just in 18 months. Welcome to our Launch Pad Writers!

The “L.A. Confidential” co-stars are back for the period crime thriller.

Newcomer Devin Druid also joins Joachim Trier’s English language debut.

Disney and Marvel reveal seven new members of the voice cast of their upcoming animated superhero movie.

The Aussie joins the cast of the sic-fi love story.

A comprehensive list of the 2013 Launch Pad’s Top 25 feature scripts, showcasing your winners, runners-up, top 10 and semifinalists!

Logline: Based on a true story. African-American P.I. Sam Marlowe shows novice writer, Raymond Chandler the realities of detective work, juggling gangsters, corrupt politicians and movie star Jean Harlow to find out who is burning farms on the Arroyo Seco Canyon.

Pitched as “L.A. Confidential” meets “The Wire” with the horror atmosphere of “Seven.” Detective Jules Bettinger is transferred to a city in Missouri named Victory, which has the worst violent crime statistics in the country. There, the detective is partnered with a rough local officer named Dominic, a thuggish fellow who was demoted after he and his cohorts publicly brutalized a suspect. Together, the partners investigate a murder case in which the victim was sexually violated postmortem, navigating the blasted, cannibalized zones of the collapsed rust belt city, its hostile inhabitants and their own uneasy alliance.