- Above: “What Kind of a Bird Are You?” 1 of 6 in a series by Paperbeatscissors
- 20 minutes of Behind of Scenes footage from the Moonrise Kingdom set. Also, cast and crew interviews with Edward Norton, Bruce Willis and more.
- Tickets for Cannes opening night film sell out.
- Google+Hangout Session offers Roman Coppola’s floating head.
- American singer-songwriter Rocky Votolato adds a Wes Anderson classic to his top 5.
- The Agony and the Ecstasy of Wes Anderson
- If you’re in Edinburgh, you should be gearing up for the We Heart Wes Retrospective starting May 17
- Chicago’s Gallery 27’s first show will be Futura: An art show tribute to Wes Anderson on June 2. (Miranda Dressler’s Fantastic Mr. Fox screenprint will be in the show.)
Moonrise Kingdom set footage and interviews.
For all you Wes Anderson fans that can’t hold back your excitement for Moonrise Kingdom, here are four behind the scenes (b-roll) videos from the set that we know you’ll enjoy. Also, cast interviews with Edward Norton, Bruce Willis, Tilda Swinton and Bill Murray.
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Moonrise Kingdom Soundtrack – Spotify Playlist
While we anxiously await the Moonrise Kingdom soundtrack release on May 22, we’ve created this Spotify playlist with all of the available tracks to hold you over.
Enjoy:Â Â Songs From Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom Soundtrack
Moonrise Kingdom soundtrack listing
Straight from Pitchfork Media via ABKCO:
A new Wes Anderson film almost always means three things: Bill Murray, Jason Schwartzman, and a solid soundtrack. And yes, all three of those things are true about Moonrise Kingdom, Anderson’s latest film, which hits theaters in New York and Los Angeles May 25, with a wider release in June.
Here’s the description from the film’s website: “Set on an island off the coast of New England in the summer of 1965, Moonrise Kingdom tells the story of two 12-year-olds who fall in love, make a secret pact, and run away together into the wilderness.” It also stars Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Frances McDormand, and Tilda Swinton.
The soundtrack is out May 22 via ABKCO and  available for pre-order on Amazon. It features music by Hank Williams, Françoise Hardy, Leonard Bernstein, and Benjamin Britten, as well as a new suite by Alexandre Desplat, who worked with Anderson on his last film, Fantastic Mr. Fox.
Check out the track listing after the break. For a sample of the original score, see Pitchfork Media’s original post.
Friday News Round-Up 4/27/12
A little slow this week, but enjoy the lull while you can. Next week is May which is release month. This week’s round-up:
- (Above) A great vector poster of Moonrise Kingdom’s Khaki Scouts by Society 6
- For all his Titanic love, James Cameron seems to have a soft spot for the Belafonte
- From ThinkProgress, The Preciousness of Moonrise Kingdom and Wes Anderson’s Approach to Privilege
- A roundup of Anderson posters (and DVD art) on the Poster Collective
- Have you always wanted to be a Tenenbaum? Well, now you can! Or at least be drawn into a family portrait.
- Jason Schwartzman will attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
- A playlist for Sam and Suzy — I Will Meet You in the Meadow
Three More New Clips from Moonrise Kingdom
Three great new clips from Moonrise Kingdom have been released in the last few days.
First, featuring Sam and Suzy, “Were you followed?”
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Friday News Round-Up – 4/20/12

As if you haven’t noticed this already, the closer we get to the release of Moonrise Kingdom, the more news bits are coming out of the woodwork. Sometimes they’re extremely noteworthy and merit their own post, and sometimes they’re just little blips on the radar. This week, we’re starting a new weekly Friday News Round-Up to capture the smaller things around the web that we found interesting, but weren’t quite enough to stand alone:
- (Image above) Unofficial fan artwork of Moonrise Kingdom poster by Needle Design & Illustration.
- Comedian Rob Delaney brainstorms the next movie for Wes.
- Wes shares his inspirations for Moonrise Kingdom, including Ken Loach‘s 1979 film Black Jack, Alan Parker’s Melody, and François Truffaut’s Small Change.
- The Magnetic Eye did an interview with Jessica Hische, typographer and illustrator for the poster and title cards on Moonrise Kingdom.
- Production designer Mark Friedberg, who worked on the full-scale model of Zissou’s ship in The Life Aquatic, discusses working with Wes.
- A Moonrise Kingdom treasury on Etsy.
Three New Clips from Moonrise Kingdom
First, from the AV Club, a great clip of Tilda Swinton as the Social Services administrator arrives to stock of the investigation of Sam’s escape with Bruce Willis as Captain Sharp and Edward Norton as Scoutmaster Ward. Embed via The Film Stage.
See two more clips after the jump.
International Poster for Moonrise Kingdom Released
The new poster for Moonrise Kingdom was just released Friday and it’s quite a departure from the domestic poster. Looking very reminiscent of the official poster for The Royal Tenebaums, the entire cast is assembled for a class photo– the same photo released just a few days ago. Again featured is the beautiful typography of Jessica Hische.
Here it is:

(Click here to see the poster full-size.)
What do you think?
14 New Stills from Moonrise Kingdom
And the hits just keep on coming! 14 new stills from Moonrise Kingdom have been released, featuring Kara Hayward, Jared Gilman, Ed Norton, Jason Schwartzman, and Bill Murray, along with many campers. We’ve included three of our favorites below:



See the rest over at Collider.





