New trailers

Here is the full trailer for the film "Infamous" starring Sandra Bullock, Toby Jones, Hope Davis, Jeff Daniels, and Gwyneth Paltrow. This film is oddly based on the exact same story as last year's Capote with Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Like Capote, this films tells the story of Truman Capote' s attempt to write the non-fiction crime novel "In Cold Blood" and his increasingly intimate relationship with murderer, Perry Smith, during its creation. Paradoxicaly, both films had begun production at around the same time and, so neither project could be cancelled. So, as a result, we have two Capote films about the same story. Will people want to see it after having seen Hoffman's excellent portrayal? Will this version of the story be better than Capote? If it is, it would be very sad since the Academy will never nominate the same story twice. Anway, here is a link to a page with the trailer. http://www.themoviebox.net/movies/2006/IJKLM/Infamous/trailer.php

Here is an Apple trailer of Sofia Coppola's new film Marie Antoinette, which received a mixed reaction at Cannes.Well, here it is. Judge it for youself.

http://www.apple.com/trailers/sony_pictures/marieantoinette/trailer1/high.html

Here is a trailer of "Sherrybaby," an independent film about a mother, once addicted to heroine, who is now attempting to renew her relationship with her daughter. The film stars Maggie Gyllenhal. Here is a link to a webpage holding the trailer.
http://movies.aol.com/movie/sherrybaby/25024/trailer

Random film news

Lars Von Trier's next film has been announced. It is entitled "The Boss of it All" and will be a comedy. It will premiere at the "Festival du nouveau cinema" in Montreal (I wish I lived there).

Young Indie film actor Paul Dano (L.I.E) will act in Paul Thomas Anderson's new film "There will be Blood" alongside the always fantastic Daniel Day-Lewis, who will play a Texas oil tycoon. It will be Anderson's first new film since "Punch Drunk Love".

Well, that's all for now.