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• Telluride Dispatch #1: Getting There is Half the Fun

  Published: September 1, 2007, 8:32 am

  Tags: Cinematical, Daniel Day Lewis, Film, Movie, Telluride Film Festival, Telluridefilmfestival

  flights were delayed on Thursday, so I would have been twiddling my thumbs for hours at the Denver airport, growing increasingly cranky in proportion to the number of hours since I'd last slept (I can never sleep before an early flight, so I'd been up all night).Since my flight was so early, I got into Gunnison bright and early at about 9:30AM.

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• Telluride: The Daniel Day-Lewis Tribute

  Published: September 1, 2007, 11:01 am

  Tags: Annette Insdorf, Daniel Day Lewis, Danieldaylewis, Jim Sheridan, Martin Scorsese, Payl Thomas Anderson, Pt Anderson, Stephen Frears, There Will Be Blood

  role as a child vandal in Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971) to The Ballad of Jack and Rose (2005), which his wife, Rebecca Miller, wrote and directed. The clips were nicely edited, showing Day-Lewis' range as an actor and the wide variety of roles he's chosen throughout his career.More on the tribute, plus some pics, after the jump ...Continue reading

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• A New Trailer and Teaser Poster for 'There Will be Blood'

  Published: September 8, 2007, 11:02 am

  Tags: Daniel Day Lewis, Danieldaylewis, Paul Dano, Paul Thomas Anderson, Pauldano, Paulthomasanderson, Poster, Robert Altman, Robertaltman, There Will Be Blood, Therewillbeblood

  There Will be Blood stars Daniel Day Lewis as a heartless oil prospector in turn-of-the-century Texas. Paul Dano (Little Miss Sunshine) stars as a fervent preacher who wins over the townspeople just as Lewis is alienating everyone around him.If you don't count P.T. Anderson's 'ghost directing' Robert Altman's Prairie Home Companion, Blood will

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• Fantastic Fest Review: There Will Be Blood

  Published: September 28, 2007, 5:02 am

  Tags: Cinematical, Daniel Day Lewis, Danieldaylewis, Oil, Paul Dano, Paul Thomas Anderson, Pauldano, Paulthomasanderson, Review, There Will Be Blood, There Will Be Blood Review, Therewillbeblood, Upton Sinclair, Uptonsinclair

  most recognizable names are Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano? This is not what we've come to expect from good ol' Paul T. Anderson!And I suppose that's what makes the director's There Will Be Blood such a stunning surprise. It's more than a "departure" for the director; it's a monumental display of "evolution" that'll wow the established fans and

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• There Will Be Blood Movie Reviews

  Published: September 30, 2007, 12:51 am

  Tags: Adaptation, The Buzz, Western, Paramount Classics Vantage, Film Festivals, Drama, Features, Action Adventure, Daniel Day Lewis, Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood

  the best films of the year. Daniel Day-Lewis is obviously a major component of it, but Anderson’s poetic treatment of the material cannot be dismissed. Plus, in a pleasant turn of events, co-star Paul Dano delivers a delicious and demented performance that could earn some serious award consideration a few months from now. God Bless P.T.

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• There Will Be Blood: Early Reviews, New Movie Trailer

  Published: November 2, 2007, 3:46 am

  Tags: Adaptation, The Buzz, Paramount Classics Vantage, Movie Marketing, Drama, Independent, Movie Trailers, Daniel Day Lewis, Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood

  greatest achievement is Day-Lewis’s performance.” Hopefuly I’ll get a chance to see the film on Monday night, so keep checking back for my thoughts. New Trailer after the jump. [See post to watch Flash video] Check out the new trailer in High Definition on Apple.com. There Will Be Blood hits theaters on December 26th 2007

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• There Will Be Blood Review

  Published: November 6, 2007, 3:25 pm

  Tags: Adaptation, Western, Paramount Classics Vantage, Features, Drama, Religious, Movie Reviews, Daniel Day Lewis, Johnny Greenwood, Paul Dano, Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood

  Rating. The movie is follows Daniel Day-Lewis as a driven and misanthropic oilman. Many people are comparing the story to Citizen Kane, and others are comparing it’s style to Kubrick, and while I see how the comparisons could fit, There Will Be Blood is like no other film you have ever seen. It’s a hard sell, especially with the two

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• See There Will Be Blood Early in Los Angeles

  Published: November 9, 2007, 4:58 am

  Tags: Adaptation, Paramount Classics Vantage, Drama, Daniel Day Lewis, Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood

  with Anderson and star Daniel Day-Lewis. Admission is free but you must RSVP, call (323) 956-1006. Seating is VERY limited, so if you get on the RSVP list, arrive extremely early. This is a movie you don’t want to miss. I saw it earlier this week, and LOVED it. Daniel Day-Lewis doesn’t make many appearances like this, making

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• Gallery and Poll: Who Are the Hottest Men Alive?

  Published: November 16, 2007, 3:02 pm

  Tags: Adam Brody, Christian Bale, Daniel Day Lewis, Danielday Lewis, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jamie Foxx, John Cusack, Jon Stewart, Jude Law, Matt Damon, Mattdamon, Matthew Mcconaughey, Patrick Dempsey, People Sexiest Man Alive, Peoplesexiestmanalive, Seth Rogen, The Rock, Tom Cruise

  Filed under: Awards, Fandom, Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, George Clooney, Lists, ImagesPeople has officially named Matt Damon 2007's Sexiest Man Alive -- and a whole bevy of hot guys as sexy runners-up (is that kind of like being part of the Homecoming Queen's Court?), and we've taken some time to ponder their selection. Not that we have

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• Oscar Watch: Day-Lewis Looks Like a Lock, but Will Dano Get a Nod?

  Published: November 17, 2007, 7:33 am

  Tags: American Gangster, Atonement, Charlie Wilson S War, Daniel Day Lewis, Into The Wild, No Country For Old Men, Paul Dano, Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood, Therewillbeblood

  Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis afterward. Day-Lewis is looking like a cinch for an Oscar nom for Best Actor, and I'd be pretty surprised not to see the film get a Best Picture nod as well. What I'm really more interested in is whether Paul Dano gets a nod for his dual role as twins Eli and Paul Sunday. Dano was one of the best

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• Movie Critic Award Results Round-Up

  Published: December 9, 2007, 11:15 pm

  Tags: Awards, Amy Ryan, Daniel Day Lewis, Diablo Cody, Geroge Clooney, Javier Bardem, Julie Christie, Juno, No Country For Old Men, Persepolis, Ratatouille, The Diving Bell And The Butterfly, There Will Be Blood

  4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood ; Runner-up: Frank Langella, Starting Out in the Evening Screenplay: “The Savages” by Tamara Jenkins; Runner-up: There Will Be Blood by Paul Thomas Anderson Supporting Actress: Amy Ryan, “Gone Baby Gone” and Before the

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• L.A., New York, Boston, and D.C. Critics Announce Year-End Awards

  Published: December 10, 2007, 6:02 am

  Tags: Awards2007, Away From Her, Awayfromher, Coen Brothers, Coenbrothers, Critic Awards, Critic Awards 2007, Criticawards, Criticawards2007, Daniel Day Lewis, Danieldaylewis, Julian Schnabel, Julianschnabel, Julie Christie, Juliechristie, No Country For Old Men, Nocountryforo

  prospector during the early days of the oil business. The film nabbed the best picture slot, best director, best actor for Daniel Day Lewis, best production design for Jack Fisk, and then runner-up slots for screenplay, music, and cinematography.Julian Schnabel also made a solid showing with The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, the story about

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• Swarthy Psychopaths Hot This Year Among New York And L.A. Film Critics

  Published: December 10, 2007, 5:20 pm

  Tags: Awards, Daniel Day Lewis, Javier Bardem, No Country For Old Men

  best picture honours, with Daniel Day-Lewis and Javier Bardem both taking Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor Who Virtually Disappeared Into the Part of an Inscrutable Psychopath Whom You Have to Admit Was Pretty Damn Good At His Job, respectively.Meanwhile, our city's shadowy society of film-nerd freemasons, the Los Angeles Film Critics

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• When Day-Lewis Met Samberg: Master Thespian and SNL Stooge Collide at Fancy Brasserie!

  Published: December 11, 2007, 6:47 pm

  Tags: The City, Andy Samberg, Daniel Day Lewis

  Ho-ho-ho. In the movie, Daniel Day-Lewis plays a tortured oil tycoon who abandons his son. The great actor, clad in a plaid three-piece suit, professed himself personally unaffected by this grim subject matter: If you're dealing with areas of any kind of a soul that's riven, torn, conflicted there's a certain liberating element, which

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• Oil, Oil Everywhere! Paul Thomas Anderson Goes to the Old West for a Gusher Evoking New Greed

  Published: December 11, 2007, 12:46 pm

  Tags: Arts Amp Amp Culture, Daniel Day Lewis, Paul Thomas Anderson

  The film's protagonist, Daniel Day-Lewis's Daniel Plainview, makes a hardscrabble living as a silver miner until a down-at-the-heels young man from California, Paul Dano's Paul Sunday, makes him an offer. For $500, Sunday will tell Plainview the location of his family's goat ranch in California, where the oil leaks out of the ground.

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