TIFF fans got another dose of Canadiana to kick off the 2010 festival’s last weekend on Friday evening, as Canadians Tricia Helfer, Paolo Costanzo and Jason Jones, along with legendary actor Harvey Keitel, walked the red carpet at Roy Thomson Hall for the world premiere of A Beginner’s Guide to Endings.
Toronto International Film Festival organizers are calling 2010 a strong sales year for TIFF films, with more than 20 movies sold into various global territories during the festival, and more sales announcements expected in the coming days.
The Toronto International Film Festival may be winding down, but for several TIFF films, the road to Oscar may just be getting started - with many movies and actors already generating Academy Award buzz following their Toronto premieres.
I’m Still Here director Casey Affleck’s controversial new documentary about the downfall of his brother-in-law, acclaimed Hollywood star Joaquin Phoenix, is not a doccumentary after all. Affleck told The New York Times
TIFF filmgoers are praising Sarah’s Key and the performance of British actress Kristin Scott Thomas following the film’s gala premiere last night at Roy Thomson Hall.
A pair of films are set to have their world premieres at Roy Thomson Hall on Day 9 of TIFF.
A rainy day wasn’t enough to stop fans from lining up to see the stars come out for the world premiere of Casino Jack Thursday night at Roy Thomson Hall, and they weren’t disappointed, with Kevin Spacey, Kelly Preston and Jon Lovitz all arriving to walk the red carpet.
TIFF may be cooling down, but the Canadian talent keeps on coming with A Beginner's Guide To Endings leading the way into the film festival’s final weekend.
After much speculation about whether the Joaquin Phoenix documentary I’m Still Here is real or fake, the mystery now seems to be solved, with director Casey Affleck reportedly admitting that it is a hoax.
New Franchise Media Inc. has just announced that during the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival it has acquired the worldwide film, TV and all interactive rights to a large slate of bestselling novels by leading author Jeffrey Archer.
