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On Film: Tom Hardy is sliding into stardom with 'Lawless'
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[Pittsburgh Post Gazette] - (Rumors abounded this week as to why; one had Harvey Weinstein, the man who took "The King's Speech" and "The Artist" all the way to best-picture Oscars, strategically murmuring about the possibility of "Lawless" bowing at the Venice film festival
Home is where the art is in flawed musical
nypost.com
[New York Post] - This sounds like the setup for either a highbrow joke or Harvey Weinstein's latest Oscar-bait movie, but it did happen in the early 1940s. And now this unlikely group forms the basis for the new musical “February House,” which opened last night at the
Google News: Cannes Film Festival 2012: 'Moonrise Kingdom', 'Rust and Bone', and Early ...
[PolicyMic] - Last year, Miramax's Harvey Weinstein went to the festival with that mindset and left with the rights to the universally praised The Artist. The film won a plethora of awards, including the Oscar for Best Picture and a Palm D'Or for Best Actor for the
News Nuggets: 'House' cast and crew reminisce in advance of the series finale
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[GoldDerby] - HOLLYWOOD REPORTER Cannes selection "The Sapphires" gets a vote of confidence from Harvey Weinstein: "Just as Dreamgirls delivered an Oscar for another Idol alum in Jennifer Hudson, US trade publications are reporting that 'The Sapphires' - which
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