Aison: Action spec 'Wunderkind' wows Abrams
After graduating USC's graduate film program, Patrick Aison moved back to New York City to raise his kids, but it didn't take long for him to rethink his plans.
Justin Shady
Creative freedom fuels future fare
To understand where Cartoon Network is headed, it helps to have a look back.
Dark and stormy 'Luther' presses on Ruth-lessly
When the second season of BBC America's crime mini-drama "Luther" aired last year, many fans were surprised to realize that one of the show's key characters would only be playing a bit part this time…
Delaney: Standup finds following on Twitter
Rob Delaney's interest in standup began in 1999 while on the road in West Virginia.
Bell: Workaholic aces 'Master' class
At the age of 18, having just completed her first semester of college, Las Vegas-raised Jillian Bell took a gamble. She left her hometown to study in Los Angeles, promising her parents she would…
Spaihts: 'Prometheus' fires up career trajectory
In the early 2000s, Jon Spaihts was on another career path entirely as an executive for the New York-based educational technology company Teachscape.
Kahn : 'Perfect' ending to classic Hollywood story
Last year, Lauryn Kahn was making her living as an assistant to multi-hyphenate Adam McKay of Gary Sanchez Prods., a shingle he co-owns with Will Ferrell. Last month, Kahn sold her comedy spec "He's…
Haigh: Scribe is having a great 'Weekend'
British filmmaker Andrew Haigh began his career as an assistant editor on films like "Black Hawk Down," but he soon came to realize he'd rather be telling his own stories than piecing together…
Cross: 'Luther' creator aims for bigscreen success
Don't let his dark stories and disturbed characters fool you; for a guy who has made a living out of weaving tales of crooked cops, mass murderers and scheming psychopaths, Neil Cross is a damn funny…
Britt-Gibson: Tough guys inspire hard-edged screenplays
Justin Britt-Gibson is obsessed with tough guys, the cynical, obsessive, hard-living, hair-trigger types found in the fiction of the Donald Westlake and Mickey Spillane and movies like 1971's "The…
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Domestic Film DAILY
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Star Trek Into Darkness
Star Trek Into Darkness
1Daily: $8.0M Cumulative: $98.4M Paramount Pictures 1st in th week -
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Star Trek Into Darkness
Star Trek Into Darkness
2Daily: $6.8M Cumulative: $98.4M Paramount Pictures 2nd in th week -
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Iron Man 3
Iron Man 3
3Daily: $3.2M Cumulative: $343.6M Disney 3rd in th week
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