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?”

See two more clips after the jump.

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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.

Royal Tenenbaums at the NYFF: 10 Years Later Q&A

Better late than never?

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I <3 Steve Zissou

How much do you love Steve Zissou ? If you answered alot, then click below.

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Pictures from the set of Moonrise Kingdom

Photos of Moonrise Kingdom filming in Rhode Island after the break (spoilers). Thanks to Rob Thorn at Newport Now and Dan Cutrona Photography.

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New behind-the-scenes videos

“Behind Mr. Fox: Bill Murray as Badger”

“Behind Mr. Fox: George Clooney as Mr. Fox”

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Fantastic Mr. Fox premiere slideshow

Watch our slideshow of the Fantastic Mr. Fox premiere in London

Includes photos from The Gap on Regent Street courtesy of jazzt. All photos copyright their respective owners.

Fantastic Mr. Fox press conference transcript

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Transcribed by iFlicks:

George and Wes – what was the appeal of Fantastic Mr Fox? Why did you want to work on a film, particularly a stop-motion animation, based on that book?

WA: Well, we all grew up with Roald Dahl’s writing. Fantastic Mr Fox was the first book I owned, so it made an impression upon me. I always wanted to adapt the book as stop-motion, using puppets with fur, because there’s something sort of magical about that.

GC: I just did it for the paycheck. The money. [Laughs] But it was also the chance to work with Wes, which really appealed to me.

George, in what ways do you identify with the character of Mr Fox? What did you think of him as a fox?

GC: What I thought of him…as a fox? [Laughs] Well, he’s an optimist, which was really fun to play. I had a lot of fun on the film, working with such a great cast. I didn’t enjoy working with Bill, though. There was a lot of hatred there at first. We’re okay now, though.

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London Film Festival photos (on-going)

The Press Conference and Premiere, 14 October 2009 (more as they come in)

Sources: HuffPost , Getty, @eldiabolik, @BFI, Mark Romanek (via Edgar Wright), @debbsperks

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Wes talks Fantastic Mr. Fox at LFF

The BFI London Film Festival is under way tomorrow, with the world debut of Wes Anderson’s Fantastic Mr. Fox! This is an ongoing post. Watch for updates.

Here is Wes talking about the film and addressing the “directing controversy” (Hollywood Elsewhere):

More with Jason Schwartzman and Bill Murray…

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