Showing posts with label On The Road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label On The Road. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
New Pic of Kristen as MaryLou - On The Road
Friday, January 27, 2012
OTR is FINISHED! Check it out, after 1 year of production the film is finally 100% complete!
On The Road is FINALLY finished. Can't wait 'till they announce a release date! :) Will keep you guys updated!
Variety_JLD "OTR is finished. Took 1 year to edit, and is very, very good. According to a discerning and in-the-know viewer, it's so good that .. it would not be a stretch to see it open Cannes. Producers are thrilled with the result and eager to at least have it there. There were no problems w/ film at; just awaiting the right moment to show and actively start seeking distribution."
Thursday, January 5, 2012
French Release Date of On The Road
'On The Road' French release date has just been announced by film's producer Charles Gillibert, he says there is more to come XD
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Kristen Talks About "On The Road"
In his article, author Lionel Rolfe delves into Gerald Nicosia’s book “One And Only: The Untold Story of On The Road” which focuses on Lu Anne Henderson’s role in the story of Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady’s friendship and the advent of the Beat Generation. Rolfe discusses how Mr. Nicosia’s research and expertise affected ‘On The Road’ the film, and in particular, Kristen’s preparation process for the role of Marylou and the “necessary estrogen” of ‘On The Road’.
Mr. Rolfe writes, “The new film is more from the viewpoint of Lu Anne, Cassady’s first wife. That is because Nicosia as the preeminent Kerouac scholar was hired as an advisor for “On The Road.” When he played the tapes for actress Kristen Stewart, both he and the actress had some major revelations.
Stewart plays Marylou, who was 15 when she met Cassady. Marylou was a sweet 16 when they married, discounted as the stunning 16-year-old blond bimbo who Kerouac and Cassady shared, but otherwise was of little account. “One And Only: The Untold Story of On The Road” strongly disputes that account, and portrays Lu Anne as as the glue that bound these two powerful characters. She molded their relationship, and thus was a major catalyst of American literature…
To be sure, a lot of serendipity was involved in how the story unfolded. Nicosia decided to play the interview for Stewart during a beat boot camp “On The Road” director Walter Salles set up in Montreal in the summer of 2010. Nicosia had recorded the hours-long interview with Lu Anne in 1978. For Stewart, she was looking for the rhythm of Lu Anne’s language. For Nicosia, he realized that he had not really understood what Lu Anne was saying when he first recorded the interview…
Rolfe asked Nicosia to try and make of it what he could.
“What we now know is that the dynamic duo of Kerouac and Cassady was actually a trio: Neal, Lu Anne, and Jack,” he replied.”It was always assumed that these two guys, cultural outlaws, a kind of modern-day Butch Cassady and Sundance Kid, just magically found each other, combined forces, and started the Beat Generation.
“What we now know, thanks to Lu Anne’s testimony, is that both these guys were enormously insecure and vulnerable, that they were very different (though both were misfits in post-World War II America), and that neither one liked or trusted the other when they met.
“It took the depth and insight of a woman’s love, Lu Anne’s, to allow them to see enough in each other’s character, and in each other’s heart, to begin to form the friendship that changed contemporary America. Without Lu Anne–the “necessary estrogen,” as Kristen Stewart put it–the chemical reaction, the new and potent compound of Kerouac-Cassady, simply wouldn’t have happened or existed.
Read Mr. Rolfe’s full article at Random Lengths News
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
New 'On The Road' BTS Pic. More Scans from US Breaking Dawn Special
Stewart and costar Garrett watched videos and listened to old tapes of the Beats. "In the evening, we'd drink and share stories." Nicosia
"Kristen struck me as very very bright." Nicosia tells US. "Quiet but intense. She listened more than talk."
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Monday, August 8, 2011
Elizabeth Moss Talks Kristen "She's really so normal and so nice."
E!OnLine- Marc Malkin Amy Adams may have been slightly intimidated by Kristen Stewart's young age when they were making 'On TheRoad'.
So did their other costar, Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss, feel the same way about Ms. Stewart?
"She's super nice," Moss told me about K.Stew at this week's Hollywood Foreign Press Association's annual grant-giving luncheon. "She's really so normal and so nice. I was probably more intimidated by Amy Adams because she's like my favorite actress in the world. So everybody was just intimidated by everybody else."
Moss insists she doesn't feel too much pressure being a part of the movie adaptation of Jack Keoruac's Beat Generation classic. "The great thing is it's not on me," she said. "You know what I mean? It's not my responsibility but who they chose to adapt it and who they chose to be in it and who they chose to direct." Directed by Walter Salles, the indie also stars Garrett Hedlund, Sam Riley and Kirsten Dunst, among many others.
No surprise, but Moss is psyched to see Stewart as Snow White. "I think it's perfect," she gushed. "It's a great idea. I think she's going to be great."
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So did their other costar, Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss, feel the same way about Ms. Stewart?
"She's super nice," Moss told me about K.Stew at this week's Hollywood Foreign Press Association's annual grant-giving luncheon. "She's really so normal and so nice. I was probably more intimidated by Amy Adams because she's like my favorite actress in the world. So everybody was just intimidated by everybody else."
Moss insists she doesn't feel too much pressure being a part of the movie adaptation of Jack Keoruac's Beat Generation classic. "The great thing is it's not on me," she said. "You know what I mean? It's not my responsibility but who they chose to adapt it and who they chose to be in it and who they chose to direct." Directed by Walter Salles, the indie also stars Garrett Hedlund, Sam Riley and Kirsten Dunst, among many others.
No surprise, but Moss is psyched to see Stewart as Snow White. "I think it's perfect," she gushed. "It's a great idea. I think she's going to be great."
Source
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Predictions for Oscar Nominations for 2012: “On The Road” Cast Listed as Frontrunners

Best Supporting Actor
Frontrunners:
- Garrett Hedlund (On The Road)
- Viggo Mortensen (On The Road)
Best Supporting Actress
Frontrunners:
- Amy Adams (On The Road)
- Kristen Stewart (On The Road)
- Kirsten Dunst (On The Road)
Best Actor
Frontrunners:
- Sam Riley (On The Road)
Best Picture
Frontrunners:
- On The Road
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Sam Riley talks Kristen "To be that good when she's 20 is really remarkable."
Sam Riley: She is very good. She’s so good that she is not going to be held back by her [Twilight] franchise. To be that good when she’s like 20 years old or whatever is really remarkable.
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Garrett Hedlund: Kristen Stewart’s ‘Phenomenal’ In ‘On The Road’

FIRST PUBLISHED: May 23, 2011 5:54 PM EDT

LOS ANGELES, Calif. --
Garrett Hedlund says filming the big screen adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s classic “On The Road” with Kristen Stewart was an unforgettable experience.
“It was wonderful,” he told Access Hollywood at the 2011 Young Hollywood Awards on Saturday.
“It was such an incredible rare journey that we all got to take, so I’m very proud of it. My anticipation is just as high as every body else’s about it,” he explained of the film, based on the legendary beat generation novel where “The Twilight Saga” star plays Marylou and Garret portrays Dean Moriarity.
“Kristen’s phenomenal,” the “Tron: Legacy” star continued. “She’s so focused, especially on this role… she’s so amazing and the world is going to get to really see that in this one.”
The 26-year-old actor is happy that the film will finally hit theaters after taking years to get off the ground.
“I singed on to the role like four years ago and so for the last four years I’ve just been twiddling thumbs trying to get the thing made, and hoping for it to be made and so it’s finally done,” he told Access.
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Thursday, May 19, 2011
'On the Road' to be Shown at Venice Film Festival
Variety.com: EXCLUSIVE: The 68th Venice Film Festival is shaping up as an especially strong edition, with a slew of hot titles secured more than three months in advance of its Aug. 31 start.
Works rushing to get finished in time for "wet-print" Lido preems include Wong Kar Wai's "The Grandmasters" and Walter Salles' "On the Road."
The 68th Venice fest runs Aug. 31 to Sept 10.
Full article HERE
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
ON THE ROAD UPDATE: NEW DISTRIBUTORS ADDED. CANADA, SCANDINAVIA AND GREECE
Variety.com 'On the Road' sells to Canada, Scandi. Kerouac adaptation still waiting for U.S. deal
French mini-major MK2 has inked a slew of sales on Walter Salles' "On The Road," the bigscreen adaptation of Jack Kerouac's classic novel. MK2 exec produces and handles international sales on the $25 million pic. "On The Road" stars Sam Riley, Garrett Hedlund, Kristen Stewart, Kirsten Dunst, Viggo Mortensen and Amy Adams.
Pic was nabbed by Alliance Films for Canada, Noble Entertainment, Future Film and Star Media Entertainment for Scandinavia and Rosebud for Greece.
"On the Road" has already been picked up by Icon (U.K., Australia), Cineart (Benelux), Telemuenchen (Germany, Austria), Medusa (Italy), Filmcoopi (Switzerland), and Falcon (Middle East).
Francis Ford Coppola produced via his San Francisco-based American Zoetrope. Salles' Rio de Janeiro-based Videofilmes and the U.K.'s Film4 co-produced.
via Nhess_V and IAmYuliaBelka
Thursday, May 12, 2011
On The Road Update: Clips will be shown at the Cannes 2011 Market
KStewAngel #OTR clips will be shown at Cannes market Via @Trois_Couleurs.
Trois_Couleurs@kstewangel clips will be shown at cannes market.
Indiewire“As Cannes market attendance is back to pre-2008 levels, industry insiders agree that more movies will be sold in the festival market this year: not just completed films, but unfinished pictures still in production. Market screenings of footage on such pictures as Walter Salles’ On the Road, which was not ready for festival prime time, are hot tickets.”
This year's Cannes Film Festival will be on May 11-22, 2011.
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