Viggo Mortensen may have three Oscar nominations to his name, but I get the feeling most folks still don’t take the guy seriously enough. Maybe they don’t realize that, in addition to his acting work, Mortensen is also a painter, a poet, a photographer and a musician. When “The Lord of the Rings” made him rich, he used some of that money to launch an indie publishing label, Perceval Press. And between high-profile projects, he went out of his way to collaborate with European auteurs such as Lisandro Alonso (“Jauja”) and David Oelhoffen (“Far From Men”), comfortably acting in languages other than English (he speaks seven).
So what kind of directorial touch should we expect from such a Renaissance man? Will his first feature turn out to be basic and broad, like the meatball chauffeur he played in “Green Book,” or more poetic, informed by his work with relatively esoteric-minded art-house helmers?...
So what kind of directorial touch should we expect from such a Renaissance man? Will his first feature turn out to be basic and broad, like the meatball chauffeur he played in “Green Book,” or more poetic, informed by his work with relatively esoteric-minded art-house helmers?...
- 1/24/2020
- by Peter Debruge
- Variety Film + TV
AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands -- Warner Home Video Benelux announced Friday that it is launching a download-to-own-project with @Home, the biggest Internet provider in the Netherlands.
The deal will give consumers the ability to download such recent titles as Superman Returns, Poseidon and the Dutch TV series Waltz on the same day as their retail release in shops. The catalog also will contain some hundred titles of previously released productions.
One of the reasons for the move is to combat piracy. By offering good quality and decently priced downloads the company hopes to make legal downloading more attractive.
Said Warner Home Video Benelux director Ruud Lamers: "We consider @Home as a reliable and stable provider that also battles against piracy."...
The deal will give consumers the ability to download such recent titles as Superman Returns, Poseidon and the Dutch TV series Waltz on the same day as their retail release in shops. The catalog also will contain some hundred titles of previously released productions.
One of the reasons for the move is to combat piracy. By offering good quality and decently priced downloads the company hopes to make legal downloading more attractive.
Said Warner Home Video Benelux director Ruud Lamers: "We consider @Home as a reliable and stable provider that also battles against piracy."...
- 12/15/2006
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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