Miramax Films

My Fair Lady Finally Finds a Director: Shakespeare In Love's John Madden - /FILM

source: /FILM

ScreenCrave.com My Fair Lady Finally Finds a Director: Shakespeare In Love's John Madden blog) Miramax may have campaigned Shakespeare to Oscar glory back in the company's golden days, and sensibilities in that movie suggest Madden is a decent fit for ...

Published Tue, Dec 1

Oscar Roundtable Take 4 - Awards Daily

source: awardsdaily.com

Oscar Roundtable Take 4 Awards Daily (blog) Many of the little studios that brought us the latter in past years have either been gutted (Miramax, The Weinstein Company, etc.) or closed shop altogether ... and more »

Published Fri, Nov 20

Good Morning, Oscar: November 10

source: TheWrap

Since Miramax under the Weinstein brothers notoriously mounted a successful Oscar campaign for “The Cider House Rules” that sold the film as a feel-good ...

Published Tue, Nov 10

Tom Ford's 'A Single Man' steps up its Oscar buzz (VIDEO)

source: Examiner.com

A Single Man" looks to harken back to when Miramax ruled the indie film roost. Of course, it is no coincidence that Harvey and Bob Weinstein are ... and more »

Published Mon, Nov 9

Weinsteins pounce on US, German rights for A Single Man

source: Screendaily.com

The Weinsteins will release this year to parlay the drama's strong critical buzz into Oscar consideration after beating out interest from Miramax. ...

Published Tue, Sep 15

Is a third Oscar on the way for Robert De Niro?

source: Los Angeles Times

4, the same day his latest film, "Everybody's Fine," opens from Miramax. Timing couldn't be better as the bonanza of publicity from this event and the ... and more »

Published Thu, Sep 10

Julie Taymor's 'The Tempest' Will Arrive in 2010

source: RopeofSilicon.com

On the heels of my latest Oscar update Miramax has reached out to let me know Julie Taymor's The Tempest won't be ready until 2010 due to what I am told is ...

Published Tue, Aug 25

COMPANY TO REVIVE INDIE FILM PRODUCTION

source: Contactmusic.com

 UK who, the Times said, have signed up an advisory group including Oscar-winning actress Tilda Swinton; NBC co-chairman Ben Silverman; Ira Deutchman, a longtime distribution expert and producer; and John Hadity, a former production executive at Miramax.

Published Mon, Jun 15