Irish writer/director Liam O Mochain’s third feature film, “Lost & Found,” has been picked up by Gravitas Ventures for all rights worldwide, excluding Ireland, U.K., Australia and New Zealand.
The film was recently acquired by Rialto Film Distribution for Australia and New Zealand, Film 4 and High Fliers for the U.K., and Rte TV in Ireland.
The film had its world premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh, and won best foreign film at the Arizona Intl. Film Festival; it also played at the Austin Film Festival last month. Gravitas Ventures will release it in theaters in North America early next year, and internationally later in 2019.
Tony Piantedosi, director of acquisitions at Gravitas Ventures, said: “Liam crafts a hilarious ensemble comedy full of both small town charm and universal appeal. ‘Lost & Found’ was a highlight of this year’s Austin Film Festival, and we look forward to...
The film was recently acquired by Rialto Film Distribution for Australia and New Zealand, Film 4 and High Fliers for the U.K., and Rte TV in Ireland.
The film had its world premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh, and won best foreign film at the Arizona Intl. Film Festival; it also played at the Austin Film Festival last month. Gravitas Ventures will release it in theaters in North America early next year, and internationally later in 2019.
Tony Piantedosi, director of acquisitions at Gravitas Ventures, said: “Liam crafts a hilarious ensemble comedy full of both small town charm and universal appeal. ‘Lost & Found’ was a highlight of this year’s Austin Film Festival, and we look forward to...
- 12/14/2018
- by Leo Barraclough
- Variety Film + TV
More casting news is coming in over the weekend for the new film based on the use of Hasbro's board game that lets you communicate with the dead, thereby leading to your own possession by evil forces until you become emaciated and die. Fun!
Deadline is reporting that Matthew Settle has been added to the cast of Universal's Ouija. He joins the previously announced Bianco Santos ("The Fosters"), Erin Moriarty ("Red Widow"), newcomer Ana Coto, Paranormal Activity 2 actress Vivis Colombetti, Olivia Cooke ("Bates Motel"), Douglas Smith, and Daren Kagasoff in the film, which is being produced by Platinum Dunes, Blumhouse Productions, and Hasbro.
Settle (pictured) will play Anthony Morris, the father of Laine Morris (Olivia Cooke). Cooke will play a girl who discovers that her dead friend had been messing around with a Ouija board and brings the game home. Smith is the dead girl's boyfriend, who may know...
Deadline is reporting that Matthew Settle has been added to the cast of Universal's Ouija. He joins the previously announced Bianco Santos ("The Fosters"), Erin Moriarty ("Red Widow"), newcomer Ana Coto, Paranormal Activity 2 actress Vivis Colombetti, Olivia Cooke ("Bates Motel"), Douglas Smith, and Daren Kagasoff in the film, which is being produced by Platinum Dunes, Blumhouse Productions, and Hasbro.
Settle (pictured) will play Anthony Morris, the father of Laine Morris (Olivia Cooke). Cooke will play a girl who discovers that her dead friend had been messing around with a Ouija board and brings the game home. Smith is the dead girl's boyfriend, who may know...
- 12/15/2013
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
George R. R. Martin took to his Livejournal to set up another riddle to reveal the latest casting for Season 2 of Game of Thrones. After only 12 hours, the dedicated fans of A Song of Ice and Fire deciphered Martin’s clues and now we know that Anthony Morris will be playing the Tickler.
The riddle Martin posted was “Elmo is a fibber and a drubber and a jock. He’s whispered to horses and conversed with dogs. A diamond in the rough, he is, but no pinhead.” I’m not sure how people figure these out so fast. Just six hours after the post went up, someone figured out that Irish actor Anthony Morris was a jockey in Rough Diamond, played Drubber in Trouble in Paradise and appeared in a movie called Little White Lie. It was another commenter who figured out the “Elmo” clue meant Morris would be playing the Tickler.
The riddle Martin posted was “Elmo is a fibber and a drubber and a jock. He’s whispered to horses and conversed with dogs. A diamond in the rough, he is, but no pinhead.” I’m not sure how people figure these out so fast. Just six hours after the post went up, someone figured out that Irish actor Anthony Morris was a jockey in Rough Diamond, played Drubber in Trouble in Paradise and appeared in a movie called Little White Lie. It was another commenter who figured out the “Elmo” clue meant Morris would be playing the Tickler.
- 9/8/2011
- by Brody Gibson
- Boomtron
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