Showing posts with label Sunshine Cleaning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunshine Cleaning. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

UK/US release dates for Amy's upcoming movies

Just a quick post to inform you that I'm still around lurking on the net to find you all the latest on Amy Adams but so far, no luck. It sounds like we won't get much until at least mid-September, that is when Amy wraps up filming 'Night at the Museum 2' in Vancouver.

As a reminder, here's a brief list of release dates for Amy's upcoming movies in the UK/US:

Miss Pettigrew lives for a day
- US (DVD): 19th August 08
- UK (Cinema): 15th August 08

Doubt
- US (Limited release): 12th December 08
- UK (Cinema): 16th January 09

Sunshine Cleaning
- US: 2009
- UK: 2009

Julie & Julia
- US: 2009
- UK: 2009

Greenburg
- US: 2009/2010
- UK: 2009/2010

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

"Sunshine Cleaning" may change title

Sundance pic "Sunshine Cleaning," deemed a tough sell for its gory subject matter, has been picked up by Overture Films. A source close to the deal said the amount was approximately $2 million.

Helmed by Christine Jeffs ("Rain," "Sylvia"), pic stars Amy Adams and Emily Blunt as sisters who earn their keep as a cleaning team who mop up crime scenes. Scripted by Megan Holley, drama also stars Alan Arkin, Steve Zahn and Clifton Collins Jr.

The film was hard sell at Sundance because the filmmakers were trying to recoup their cost, which insiders say was around $7 million. And some distribs were concerned that the family comedy-drama's title and the casting of Alan Arkin would promote too much comparison to "Little Miss Sunshine."

"It was a movie that we wanted to buy it just took us awhile to work out the deal," Overture's prexy Chris McGurk said.

Overture is considering changing the title but plans to release the pic in the fourth quarter of this year or first of next year.

"You got two extremely talented actors who are rising stars and are at the center of this movie," McGurk said. "We have to be careful we're not stepping on their other movies or vice versa."

Source: Variety