Susan Sarandon's Daughter Avoi Amurri Marries Former Professional Soccer Player

Kyle Martino and Avoi Amurri Avoi Amurri, the daughter of Susan Sarandon, has married former Major League Soccer player Kyle Martino, People reviews. The pair, who got involved in December, was married in Charleston, S.C. by Sister Helen Prejean, the lady Sarandon described in Dead Guy Walking. The black-tie ceremony was located by both Sarandon and her former partner Tim Robbins, who assisted raise Amurri. See cure has married this season Amurri, 26, used an outfit created by Lela Rose and Martino, 30, used a Brioni tuxedo. Amurri has made an appearance on such Television shows as Californication, Generate An Income Met Your Mother and House.

Ryan Manley Joins USA Drama Fairly Legal As New Regular

EXCLUSIVE: Ryan Manley (Ghost Driver) has became a member of USA Network’s drama Fairly Legal like a new regular for Season 2. Around the series starring Sarah Shahi as lawyer-switched-mediator Kate Reed, Manley will have Ben Grogan, a clear, crisp, up-and-coming trial attorney having a knack to make money. He sees no shame in getting been “that lawyer guy around the bus advertisements” and it is completely unafraid to talk truth to energy, or other people for your matter. Fairly Legal, from Universal Cable Prods, is going through creative changes starting Season 2, together with a new showrunner, Peter Ocko, who changed creator Michael Sardo.

Bradley Cooper wanted for your Guy From U.N.C.L.E.

It was not way back when that individuals heard that Warner Bros stood a pretty starry wishlist for Steven Soderbergh's adaptation of '60s TV series, The Man From U.N.C.L.E.Now there's word from Variety that Bradley Cooper remains offered charge role of yank agent Napoleon Solo, carried out by Robert Vaughn inside the TV series.It seems difficult to believe that Cooper would turn lower the chance to make use of an on-form Soderbergh (especially since the director keeps threatening to retire), but organizing is an problem.Cooper has completed concentrate on Derek Cianfrance and Ryan Gosling's Blue Valentine follow-within the Place Beyond The Pines, and he'll soon be jumping into David O Russell's The Silver Textures Playbook.Could he have plenty of time to shoot U.N.C.L.E. before he starts target the ambitious Paradise Lost adaptation?He's certainly got the looks, charm and confidence to get a clever '60s agent be ready to hear confirmation from the a way over the following number of days.There's presently unsure on who'll play his partner, Russian Illya Kuryakin, though.Soderbergh's Contagion is at cinemas now, with Haywire following within the month of the month of january.

Re-Discharge of River Phoenix's Last Film Doesn't Have His Family's Blessing

Forget individuals reviews that Joaquin Phoenix will be the re-discharge of his brother River Phoenix's last film. Based on Deadline's Nikki Finke, director George Sluizer's claims that Joaquin is likely to overdub River's voice came as news towards the Phoenix family. "Joaquin Phoenix and the family haven't experienced communication using the director nor can they participate by any means,Inch a household representative states. River died in the far-too-youthful chronilogical age of 23 from the drug overdose in 1993. The film under consideration is known as 'Dark Bloodstream.' Sluizer authored the film's synopsis on IMDb themself: Coping with nuclear testing and it is lengthy-lasting deadly effects, the storyline shows Boy, a youthful widower residing in the desert on the nuclear testing site. Living like a hermit, he waits for that finish around the globe carving Katchina [sic] dolls he thinks have magical forces. On a trip on the "second" honeymoon over the Arizona desert,t he vehicle of the Hollywood jet-set couple stops working. They're saved by Boy, who holds them criminals while he desires the lady and wishes to produce a better world together with her. Sluizer's most well-known film is 1990's 'The Disappearing,' a remake of their own Nederlander thriller, 'Spoorloos.' [via Deadline] [Photo: Everett Collection] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook RELATED

UMPG ups Lambert to film-TV chief

John Lambert remains promoted to professional V . p .-mind of film and tv music for Universal Music Posting Group, the business introduced Thursday.A 20-year music posting vet, Lambert works in the company's Santa Monica headquarters and therefore are accountable to Evan Lamberg, UMPG's U . s . States leader."John Lambert is amongst the prominent creative professionals, and leaders, within the film and TV industry and is constantly drive success for Universal Music Posting," Lamberg mentioned in the statement.Lambert will oversee synchronization and catalog positioning in film, TV and advertising. Right before joining Universal, Lambert offered as V . p . of advertising, film and TV music for Zomba Music Posting, Jive Records and and BMG Music. Contact the number newsroom at news@variety.com

Hot Trailer: The Flowers Of War

A 20-minute snippet from the Christian Bale-starring The Flowers Of War, China’s official entry in to the Best Foreign-Language Film Oscar race, was proven to purchasers recently in the Toronto Film Festival. Now comes a trailer for Zhang Yimou’s true-existence drama set from the backdrop from the 1937 Nanking Massacre (the film have been entitled Heroes Of Nanking). It will likely be a distinctive property to promote for whomever acquires U.S. privileges: The film is all about 60% Mandarin-language and 40% British within this trailer, you will find subtitles for. The film may have its world premiere in Beijing on 12 ,. 16.

Joe Manganiello Unveils Some 'Magic Mike' Male Stripper Programs

"OutdatedInch director Steven Soderbergh arranged a beefcake-y cast for his beefcake-y drama 'Magic Mike': Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer, Matt Bomer, Matthew McConaughey, Kevin Nash, Adam Rodriguez and Joe Manganiello all co-star inside the male stripper film, that's based, simply, on Tatum's own encounters just like a dancer. What exactly can fans expect within the dance programs of his and her favorite pin-ups? As 'True Blood' star Manganiello states, plenty of generic male-draining dreams! "Everybody kinda does their unique factor," he mentioned for the La Occasions. "Large sexy Kevin Nash has his Tarzan factor, I've experienced my fireman factor, Matt Bomer's got your physician factor happening, Adam Rodriguez does a Latino lover bit." Further elaborating to Celebuzz, Manganiello mentioned he'll have "suspenders, hat" and may "have the axe going." 'Magic Mike' still doesn't have a very distributor or release date, just one of people could enter focus relatively soon. Deadline reviews that Warner Bros. has emerged just like a leader to get the domestic rights for Soderbergh's next film. Get excited. [LAT/Secretary of condition for Gossip, Celebuzz via Vulture] [Photo: DW/bauergriffinonline.com] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook RELATED

'Happy Days' Cast Suffers Setback in $ten million Suit Against CBS

Courtesy Everett Collection Cast people of Happy Days have observed a setback inside their $ten million suit over selling revenue within the hit sitcom. A La judge on Wednesday released claims that CBS committed fraud by shortchanging them money from slots featuring their faces together with other consumer products that have been licensed over time.our editor recommends'Happy Days' Cast Sues CBS, Vital for $10 Million'Happy Days' alum dies at 58 Your final decision by Judge Elizabeth Allen White-colored means the heavens- Marion Ross, Don Most, Anson Williams, Erin Moran as well as the widow of Tom Bosley (he died a year ago) - cannot receive punitive damages within the trial, that's scheduled for June 2012. "We are thrilled a legal court has thrown out all claims for punitive damages and substantially simplified this with a situation of contract interpretation," CBS notifies The Hollywood Reporter in statement. Jon Pfeiffer, attorney for your stars, told CNN his clients intend to press forward while using suit. In April, the crowd punished CBS for $ten million proclaiming they never received revenue claims connected with selling within the 1974-1984 series, which CBS never designed to pay them back. The heavens say their contracts granted them 5% of internet proceeds, or 2 1/2% if their images were found in a business. CBS, represented by lawyers Andrew White-colored and Keri E. Campbell, responded getting a motion to dismiss several claims inside the suit, as well as the judge grants that request concerning the fraud, concealment and conversion claims. The breach of contract situation continues. Email: Matthew.Belloni@thr.com Twitter: @THRMattBelloni CBS Happy Days

Rankings: Guy Up! Debuts with 7.8 Million Audiences

Mather Zickel. Teri Polo Guy Up! Rankings meh! Last Guy Standing? Nearly 3 million standing ... and leaving. The debut from the ABC sitcom around three men (Christopher Moynihan, Mather Zickel and Serta Folger) sussing out what must be done to become a modern guy (and whether or not this includes using pomegranate body clean) snapped up 7.8 million audiences at 8:30/7:30c, posting a couple.4 rating among industry-valued 18-to-49-year-olds - third in the time slot by both measures. Reviews considered the show insultingly bad. At 8/7c, per week after Tim Allen's new sitcom first showed to 12.95 million audiences, the show had 10.20 million tuning in - a 21 percent drop. Additionally, it received a 3. demo rating, lower from three.5 the other day. Photo timeline: The emasculation of males on television Obviously, ABC's sitcom tandem needed to go facing CBS' NCIS, which attracted 19.01 million audiences (3.8 demo rating), along with the first 1 / 2 of a Tuesday evening edition from the X Factor, which averaged 10.15 million (3.8) over two hrs. Also within the first hour of prime time, The Greatest Loser on NBC came 5.04 million people and also the CW's 90210 1.44 million. At 9/8c, NCIS: La attracted 15.39 million versus. Dancing using the Stars' results (13.55 million), the 2nd hour of Loser (5.25 million) and Ringer (1.79 million) - that the CW is attempting to provide a lift by airing numerous reruns and lately gave a complete-season order. Prime time's final hour Tuesday again was won by Memorable, which came 11.34 million audiences versus. Body of Proof (9.50 million) and Being a parent (4.98 million).

First Tintin Reviews: Spielberg's Herg Adaptation Reminiscent of Indiana Jones, But Is the Mo-Cap Up to Snuff?

The first batch of reviews are in for The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn, Steven Spielberg’s long-awaited big-budget adventure that attempts to revive the charming Herg character (first introduced in 1929) with the most advanced motion capture technology money can buy. So what did the earlybird critics have to say? Thanks in part to the director’s storytelling ability, the well-executed action sequences (sometimes done in impossibly long takes) and the brilliance of mo-cap king Andy Serkis, it sounds as though the first Tintin has succeeded as an entertaining Spielberg film. But because of the limitations of motion capture — even in its most advanced current state — Tintin also fails to meet the revolutionary filmmaking expectations set for Spielberg’s first foray into the format. Following the first screening in Belgium on October 10, a number of reviews have surfaced ranging from mixed-positive to positive. The most critical write-up of the film yet comes from The Telegraph which gave Tintin a 3/5 rating: …there’s a mechanistic quality to Spielberg’s craft that’s undoubtedly disappointing: a film directed by one such distinctive artist and based on the work of another shouldn’t feel like it could have been made by almost anyone. The main personality-stifler is the film’s use of performance capture; the method by which the cast’s movements and expressions have been translated into computer-generated visuals. However much more successful the technique is here than it has been elsewhere, crucially it’s not successful enough: even if Jamie Bell wasn’t so monotonously earnest as Tintin, he’d still look about as conscious as a bollard with a quiff. Even so, the U.K. paper notes that the film’s “breakneck pace” works favorably and that the “stuffiest 3-D refuseniks” will appreciate “a terrific motorbike chase through a Moroccan marketplace, presented in one impossible, continuous take” and a “hallucinatory sequence that brings galleons crashing through the moonlit Saharan dunes is pure blockbusting spectacle.” Variety is more forgiving of the motion capture, noting that audiences might question the format until “Snowy, Tintin’s faithful white terrier, performs antics not even the best-trained pooch could perform and the sets, stunts and action sequences become ever more lavish.” “The worst” that Variety says of the film is that “the action is so relentless, it nearly comes to feel like a videogame as it leaps from one challenge to the next.” Even so, the “consistently stylish and richly detailed design work” will more than make up for the pace. Like other reviewers, HitFix claims that Tintin follows the original Indiana Jones template more than the Spielberg franchise’s last, disappointing installment Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, “in which Harrison Ford’s eyes appeared deader than those of any mo-cap mannequin.” HitFix also credits Spielberg for sharing Herg’s “story-loyal earnestness,” a commonality which allows the charming cartoon character to make his hi-tech feature film debut organically enough. Even if the mo-cap characters are not that appealing, the “film’s smashing key set piece […] fully justify this technological leap of faith, while also successfully adapting the distinctive flat-color textures of Herg’s trademark ligne claire drawing style.” And then there are the unabashed raves from ScreenJabber.com (“The Adventures of Tintin is an absolute belter. […] It’s slick, exciting, laugh-out-loud funny, sympathetic to its origins, superbly voiced and leaves you wanting more.”) and The Sun (“…laughs aplenty.”) Which review do you trust most? The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn will continue premiering overseas this month until it finally reaches U.S. theaters on December 21. · The Adventures Of Tintin: The Secret Of The Unicorn - review [The Telegraph] · The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn [Variety] · Review: Fun, frisky ‘Tintin’ pages Indiana Jones [Hitfix]

Brazil commission pacts with Ile de France

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Brazil's Filme Rio-Rio Film Commission has sealed a broad-based partnership pact with the Paris-region Ile de France Film Commission.The cooperation agreement was inked Thursday at Rio's Casa Franca-Brasil Foundation, an imposing colonial-era mansion in downtown Rio, and comes as Rio, and Brazil at large, is attracting huge interest as a market, shoot locale and potential co-production partner."This ceremony gives us the chance to strengthen our organizations' relationship within a wonderful context," said FR-RFC prexy Steve Solot."Rio has the attention of the whole world now, thanks to events such as the forthcoming World Soccer Cup and the Olympic Games, a trend which now also holds true for the audiovisual sector," he added.Major U.S. productions - "Fast Five," most notably "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1" -- have partly shot in the city of Rio or - think 20th Century Fox toon pic "Rio" - been largely set there.The FR-RFC - Ile de France deal will see both commissions analyzing and advising on potential shoots or co-prods presented by producers, said Ile de France Film Commission exec director Olivier-Rene Veillon.Pact will also seek to further Rio-Paris producer relationships, foreseeably through co-prod workshops, Veillon added. France and Brazil signed a new co-production treaty in 2010 that eased co-production criteria and takes in TV. French film board CNC and Brazil's cinema agency, Ancine, joined forces to organize a Franco-Brazilian co-production workshop at Cannes this year. Also at Cannes, the FR-RFC inked a collaboration agreement with Film London.The Rio-London pact attempts to promote co-productions and the exchange of best practice film and TV expertise as London and Rio build up to the 2012 and 2016 Olympic Games. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com