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Jonathan M. Woodward and Bettie Page!
Jonathan M. Woodward's new movie is called "The Notorious Bettie Page". It is going to premiere at the SXSW Film Festival. Plus US-release-date and movie informations! |
Informations from the SXSW-website:
 For nine days in March, the SXSW Film Festival screens the best in new independent film from around the world. SXSW has gained accolades for the quality of our programming, which focuses on both emerging talent and cinematic greats. With over 180 films, including innovative narrative and documentary features; narrative, documentary, animated, and experimental shorts; music videos; and midnight films, there’s plenty to satisfy every film lover. consideration.
Austin, Texas March 10-18
SXSW 2006 premieres will include:
The King, directed by James Marsh (North American Premiere). Gael Garcia Bernal and William Hurt co-star in this tale of family turmoil in small town Texas.
loudQUIETloud: A Film About Pixies, directed by Steven Cantor and Matthew Galkin (World Premiere). An engrossing, uncompromising document of the difficult – yet successful – Pixies reunion tour
The Notorious Bettie Page, directed by Mary Harron (U.S. Premiere). Gretchen Mol leads a talented cast, including David Strathairn and Lili Taylor, as legendary pin-up girl Page in this acclaimed biopic.
Tales of the Rat Fink, directed by Ron Mann (World Premiere). In this fun and comprehensive documentary, John Goodman narrates a journey through the cult status and international influence of hot-rod designer Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, creator of the popular “Rat Fink” character.
The complete film festival lineup will be unveiled in early February. The films will join an already announced Kris Kristofferson Retrospective, a restored print of Eagle Pennell’s influential The Whole Shootin’ Match, competition features, shorts, special screenings, and more!
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IMDb-informations about "The Notorious Bettie Page":
The story of Bettie Page, uber-successful 1950's pin-up model, one of the first sex icons in America, and the target of a Senate investigation (based on her bondage photos).
Director: Mary Harron
Writer: Mary Harron, Guinevere Turner
Cast:
Gretchen Mol .... Bettie Page
Lili Taylor .... Paula Klaw
Jonathan M. Woodward .... Marvin
David Strathairn .... Estes Kefauver
Cara Seymour .... Maxie
Tara Subkoff .... June
Kevin Carroll .... Jerry Tibbs
Molly Moore .... Young Bettie Page
The official website of the movie is still under construction. You can reach it via one of the two orange pictures.
You don't remember who the hell Jonathan M. Woodward is?
His first appearance in the Whedonverse was in the "Buffy" episode 7.07 "Conversations with dead people" as fresh vampire Holden Webster. He chatted with Buffy about old times in high-school and she staked him eventually. Jonathan Woodward came back (to the Whendonverse) during the same season. He guest-starred in "Firefly", episode 1,13 "THe Message" as Tracey and appeared in "Angel", episode 4.22 "Home" as Knox and reprised this part 6 more times during season 5.
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