'Rosemary's Baby' TV Teaser: See The First Footage From NBC's Remake
Check out the first Rosemary's Baby tv teaser from NBC. Zoe Saldana and Patrick J. Adams lead the horror miniseries, directed by Agnieszka Holland.
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'Rosemary's Baby' Remake First Look [Updated]
Here's your Rosemary's Baby Remake first look, via a couple of photos that show Zoe Saldana as an expecting mother who suspects dire things about her child.
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Zoe Saldana Will Be A Fearful Mother In 'Rosemary's Baby' TV Series
NBC is ready to birth a new version of Rosemary's Baby, based on the same Ira Levin novel that was adapted into Roman Polanski's landmark film of the same name. And while this new four-hour miniseries is said to be based more on the book than the film, let's not kid ourselves -- it will…
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NBC Plans 'Rosemary's Baby' Miniseries
Having brought Hannibal Lecter and Dracula to television with some success, NBC's now got its sights on another classic horror property. The Peacock is turning Rosemary's Baby into a four-hour miniseries, to be directed by Agnieszka Holland (HBO's The Wire, Europa Europa). Details on the new version, including how it'll differ from Roman Polanski's iconic 1968 film,…
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The Best WWII Movies You Probably Haven't Seen
This friday Agnieszka Holland's In Darkness opens in New York and Los Angeles. It ought to have a decent run at art houses in select cities after that, particularly if it wins the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film this year. (If anything is poised to upset A Separation, it's this one.) In In…
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Best Foreign Language Film Oscar Shortlist Down To Nine, Including 'A Separation' And 'Pina'
The sixty-three films eligible for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 2012 Oscars have been culled down to nine movies, and the resulting list is a bit surprising. Not making the cut is The Flowers of War, with Christian Bale, or Miss Bala, the Mexican film that did well at festivals last year. Meanwhile…
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Telluride Festival Primary Lineup Announced: New Cronenberg, Payne, Herzog Films Playing
The Telluride Film Festival, a presentation of the National Film Preserve which takes place beginning tomorrow, Friday Sept 2 and runs through Monday Sept 5, is an unusual beast as far as film festivals go. The core film lineup is not announced until the day before the festival begins, so attendees have to commit to…
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