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Preview of our Dolphin Tale Set Visit; Plus First Images
So many set visit offers start the same way. “Would you like to go to Florida to see the set of Charles Martin Smith’s Dolphin Tale? It stars Ashely Judd and Morgan Freeman, and you may get to talk to all three.” How does one say no? One doesn’t. I was sent with a handful of online journalists to go on set and meet its stars.The film is based on the true story of Winter, a dolphin who lost most of her tail in a crab trap. She was considered a lost cause until a doctor (played in the film by Morgan Freeman) invented a prosthetic tail for her. The film is currently set to be released September 23, 2011. We’ll have interviews with Charles Martin Smith, Ashley Judd, Morgan Freeman, and more once the embargo lifts, but until then I can tell you what the set was like.»
- Andre Dellamorte
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PG-13 ‘The King’s Speech’ Fails To Make Box Office Impact
When The Weinstein Company decided to edit the cursing [1] out of Tom Hooper's Oscar-winning film [2] The King's Speech, they felt the new family-friendly PG-13 rating would help them draw even more money out of their little film that could [3]. Well amid controversy [4] over the artistic merits of such a chop job, audiences have spoken. Last weekend, when The King's Speech was still rated R, it pulled in about $2.2 million, good for 13th place. This weekend, the new PG-13 version pulled in, according to early estimates, only $1.2 million, dropping to 14th place.Does this mean the Weinstein's experiment failed? Or was it simply too late in the game to change a film that had already made over $130 million? Read more after the jump.If you look strictly at the box office receipts, the new PG-13 rating, complete with totally new marketing campaign touting The King's Speech as a family film,»
- Germain Lussier
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