A Good Year & American Gangster - upcoming Ridley Scott
Posted: 19 Aug 2006, 03:14
Ridley Scott's upcoming films.
Out this November (stateside) is A Good Year featuring Russell Crowe & Albert Finney.
London-based Investment expert Max Skinner moves to Provence to tend a small vineyard he inherited from his late uncle. As Max settles into this new chapter in his life, he encounters a beautiful California woman who also lays claim to the property.
Trailer. Right click > Save link as. Trailer makes it look really hokey. Should be decent at the very least though, even mediocre Ridley Scott films like White Squall and G.I. Jane are worth being seen at least once.
Currently filming:- American Gangster (2007), starring Russell Crowe & Denzel Washington. Supporting cast include mega hottie Carla Gugino and James Brolin's son Josh Brolin (goodie scientist from Hollow Man).
The film is based on a New York Magazine article by Mark Jacobson, which depicted the true story of Harlem drug lord Frank Lucas (Washington), who smuggled heroin in the caskets of soldiers killed in Vietnam. He was eventually caught by New York detective Richie Roberts (Crowe), who got Lucas to turn his talents toward catching the crooked cops and drug dealers who profited from his scheme.
Hi-res on-set photos of Crowe decked out in 1970's fashion.
This one sounds promising.
Out this November (stateside) is A Good Year featuring Russell Crowe & Albert Finney.
London-based Investment expert Max Skinner moves to Provence to tend a small vineyard he inherited from his late uncle. As Max settles into this new chapter in his life, he encounters a beautiful California woman who also lays claim to the property.
Trailer. Right click > Save link as. Trailer makes it look really hokey. Should be decent at the very least though, even mediocre Ridley Scott films like White Squall and G.I. Jane are worth being seen at least once.
Currently filming:- American Gangster (2007), starring Russell Crowe & Denzel Washington. Supporting cast include mega hottie Carla Gugino and James Brolin's son Josh Brolin (goodie scientist from Hollow Man).
The film is based on a New York Magazine article by Mark Jacobson, which depicted the true story of Harlem drug lord Frank Lucas (Washington), who smuggled heroin in the caskets of soldiers killed in Vietnam. He was eventually caught by New York detective Richie Roberts (Crowe), who got Lucas to turn his talents toward catching the crooked cops and drug dealers who profited from his scheme.
Hi-res on-set photos of Crowe decked out in 1970's fashion.
This one sounds promising.