Showing posts with label Robert De Niro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robert De Niro. Show all posts

Aug 28, 2010

More Machete Poster Goodness!

More Machete Poster Goodness : 220 × 150We’ve been keeping you up to date with all manner of Machete news, images, trailers and TV spots lately. Here are some of the recent posts.

Well, as they say, the hits just keep on coming. We now have a further set of posters from IMP Awards and they are every bit as subtle and sophisticated as you would expect from a film about a man wielding all manner of bladed weapons.

We’ve got Machete himself, with more knives than you can shake a stick at, Robert De Niro ready with twin 9mm’s, Michelle Rodriguez with a gun the size of Old Painless in one hand and Lindsay Lohan, in a nun’s habit, licking the barrel of an absurdly proportioned six-shooter. Tasteful. Classy.
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Jan 25, 2010

Fox Wins the Rights to Rodriguez's Machete

Deadline Hollywood Daily's Nikki Finke is reporting that bidding for the distribution rights to Robert Rodriguez's next movie, the independently-financed Machete, expanding upon the fake trailer created for Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino's Grindhouse experiment, has ended with 20th Century Fox winning out over five other studios for the rights to distribute it.

Danny Trejo returns in the title role, surrounded by a number of big stars including Robert De Niro, Jessica Alba and Michelle Rodriguez. Robert Rodriguez wrote and produced the movie with financing from Rick Schwartz's Overnight Productions, and directed it with co-director Ethan Maniquis.

According to the report, the six studios were shown roughly 15 to 30 minutes of footage with the price set at $9 million with a healthy profit sharing from the film's theatrical and back-end grosses. Those who read ComingSoon.net regularly know that Fox was already working with Rodriguez on relaunching the "Predator" franchise, even calling the upcoming summer release Robert Rodriguez's Predators. While the Weinstein Company had the first look rights for the movie due to their long involvement with Rodriguez, the Machete deal included a production deal with Rodriguez, so one can probably assume that Fox will be the filmmaking pioneer's new home.
[ Source : HeyUGuys.co.uk ]