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but Radcliffe has yet to sink his teeth into a film of this variety. Since concluding his Harry Potter run, Radcliffe has experimented with horror (The Woman in Black), comedy (his fantastic turn on SNL), and has signed onto an Allen Ginsberg biopic (Kill Your Darlings) and a historical drama.
What is noteworthy, however, is who has been tapped helm Nemo back to the big screen. Andrew Stanton, who was behind the original Finding Nemo and 2008's brilliant Wall-E, also just happens to have the biggest flop of, not only 2012, but possibly all time, to his credit. Stanton's venture into live-action effort John Cartercaused Disney to take a $200 million bath. Even with the pox of JAHN CAHTAH OF EARTH to his name, Stanton's previous animated efforts (A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, Wall-E) earned a combined worldwide intake of over $1.7 billion at the box office and two Best Animated Feature Oscars for the studio. With the inevitable success of Finding Nemo 2 (which does not have a release date scheduled yet) Disney's decision to put Stanton on board could mean the flop is now just water under John Carter's very shaky bridge.
Shekhar Kapur is surprised that his casual meeting with Ranbir Kapoor has sparked speculation that the actor will replace Hrithik Roshan in the filmmaker's ambitious Paani project. "Oops! Can't I meet an actor I like without setting of rounds of speculation? And would anyone be silly enoughto give up Hrithik for a film," tweeted Kapur.According to reports, the Mr.India filmmaker has been meeting Ranbir and considering roping him in for the long-awaited movie, based on water wars.But Kapur says he just enjoys the young star's company."Press asking why I've been seen with Ranbir Kapoor
Saif Ali Khan’s Cocktail have not all been positive. But despite the critics, the film made approximatelyRs. 38 crore net over the weekend (Friday to Sunday) and the first half of Monday
Kamal Gianchandani of PVR Cinemas says, “Word-of-mouth publicity seems to have worked. Even the Monday morning and afternoon shows had
considerable attendance.Sanjay Ghai, a Delhi-based distributor, seconds Kamal, saying, “The occupancy in cinemas was roughly 90 per cent across the multiplexes in the country. I can’t say the same for single screens in small towns, but those in metros seem to have done well.”Ask co-producer Dinesh Vijan if Cocktail 2 is under consideration and he responds,
considerable attendance.Sanjay Ghai, a Delhi-based distributor, seconds Kamal, saying, “The occupancy in cinemas was roughly 90 per cent across the multiplexes in the country. I can’t say the same for single screens in small towns, but those in metros seem to have done well.”Ask co-producer Dinesh Vijan if Cocktail 2 is under consideration and he responds,
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