Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on Official Smashed Site Now Online
Just a quick post to let you all know that the official website for Smashed is now live. If you live in the New York or Los Angeles area, you can find your theater showtimes by clicking ‘showtimes’ on the film’s site. If the film does really well at the box office, the movie will then play in other cities and countries.
Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on Alternate Ending to The Thing (2011) Described
StudioADI has uploaded a new behind the scenes video when they were working on The Thing and in it, they show what happens in the alternate ending to the film, which depicts an alien pilot to the discovered spacecraft. If you still haven’t seen the film, do not keep reading, spoilers ahead obviously. But anyway, according to the description, here’s how the alt. ending would’ve gone down:
The scripted ending to The Thing (2011) featured Kate inside the spacecraft, discovering the mummified remains of the pilot who first brought the craft to Earth, unleashing the Thing. A second pilot, still alive, attacks just as it mutates into a Thing version of itself. Shot but ultimately discarded in favor of a different direction, it gave us a great opportunity to design and build a unique alien life form and then push it into Thing territory when it changes. A full size animatronic/rod puppet provided physical elements on stage with a planned CG counterpart to flesh out the action. Watch The Thing Tom Woodruff Jr On Fire to see fire elements that were shot for what would have been the death of the CG pilot! All that burnin’ and nothing to do with it…
So bummed we couldn’t see this alternate version in the film, much less any of the amazing other practical effects they’d done at the time.
Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on Soundtrack Details for Smashed Announced
Filmmusicreporter (via Lakeshore Records) has revealed the soundtrack listing for SMASHED. The soundtrack will be released digitally on October 9, 2012. Below is the track-list:
01. Shower and a Beer – Andy Cabic & Eric D. Johnson
02. I Want To See the Bright Lights Tonight – Richard and Linda Thompson
03. Wake Up and Run – Andy Cabic & Eric D. Johnson
04. Someone2Dance – Bart Davenport
05. Highland Park Bike Ride – Andy Cabic & Eric D. Johnson
06. Por Ti – Omero Guerrero
07. Dreams-Come-True-Girl – Cass McCombs
08. Lake Arrowhead – Andy Cabic & Eric D. Johnson
09. When the Shelter Came – Dark Meat
10. Santa’s Village – Andy Cabic & Eric D. Johnson
11. Planet of Women – Sonny & The Sunsets
12. One More Game of Croquet – Andy Cabic & Eric D. Johnson
13. Our Anniversary – Smog
Audio clips will be released in a couple of weeks.
Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on Final Episode of The Beauty Inside
Well, here it is. Episode 6 of The Beauty Inside. Loved the special guest star–won’t spoil who it is if you’ve yet to see it!–but I wish there was more! Haha. Overall, I totally loved this series! Fantastic job by Mary, Topher Grace, Matthew Gray Gubler, director Drake Doremus, and everyone who was involved with the film. (Yes, even the people who auditioned!) Check out the final ep. below.
Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on SMASHED to Screen at the Hamptons International Film Festival
So exciting! Smashed is heading to another festival this October and this time it’s at the Hamptons International Film Festival. According to the official site, the film will be competing under the ‘Spotlight Films’ category. Screening times for the film include:
Fri, Oct 05, 7:00PM
UA East Hampton Theater 1
Sat, Oct 06, 2:00PM
UA East Hampton Theater 1
If you’re planning to go, the box office to purchase your tickets will officially open on September 20.
The 20th anniversary edition of the Hamptons International Film Festival takes place October 4 – 8 in East Hampton, NY and other towns in Long Island’s East End.
Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on New Interview Captures
Melanie has capped three of Mary’s interviews from the Toronto International Film Festival and you can view them in the gallery. One is from the red carpet premiere of “Smashed”, the other is from her interview with Tribune magazine. If you missed the interviews, you can view them below:
Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on MTV Interviews Mary About Smashed
MTV recently caught up with Mary at the Toronto International Film Festival and interviewed Mary about Smashed. In the interview, she talked about watching the film develop, how to laugh at alcoholism, and the reactions from real addicts. You can view the video below:
Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on New Photoshoots!
I’ve added new photos from Mary’s Sundance photo shoot taken back in January. I’ve been meaning to add these for a while, but now they’re finally up. Unfortunately, they’re tagged. Additionally, I’ve added more photos of Mary from the 2012 TIFF Portrait of ‘Smashed’. You can view the pics by viewing them in the gallery, or clicking the thumbs below. Enjoy! 🙂 Thanks to Mari and Christina for the pics.
2012 TIFF Portrait of ‘Smashed’ cast
HenryGarfunkel Shoots the Stars in Park City, Utah
Posted onWritten byJessicaComments Off on Canada Picks Its Top Films from TIFF; 8-Film Quentin Tarantino Blu-ray Collection Announced!
With TIFF officially over, Canada.com has picked its top picks from the festival, and SMASHED is among the list. Here’s what they had to say:
Too often, films about addiction veer into heavy melodrama or turn into sensational shockfests. Here’s a look at alcoholism that’s grounded by a moving naturalism, even as its flawed heroine spirals through after-work benders that go from hilarious to sad to frightening. Mary Elizabeth Winstead delivers a career-making performance as a young schoolteacher who realizes she’s lost control of her drinking. The stellar supporting cast includes “Breaking Bad”‘s Aaron Paul as her enabling husband, “Parks and Recreation”‘s Nick Offerman as her sympathetic co-worker and Oscar-winner Octavia Spencer as her AA sponsor.
Also, Lionsgate and Miramax have announced the Tarantino XX: 8-Film Collection, coming to Blu-ray on November 20th. On the Death Proof disc, we’ll see an uncut version of Mary singing “Baby It’s You”. Here’s the details:
DEATH PROOF
Kurt Russell stars as a tough-talking, psychotic serial murderer who transforms his stunt car into an indestructible killing machine, then climbs behind the wheel to stalk and terrorize a group of women on the road. What he doesn’t realize is that he’s picked the wrong babes to mess with.
Blu-ray Special Features*
* Stunts on Wheels: The Legendary Drivers of Death Proof
* Introducing Zoe Bell
* Kurt Russell as Stuntman Mike
* The Uncut Version of Baby, It’s You performed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* The Guys of Death Proof
* Quentin’s Greatest Collaborator: Editor Sally Menke
* Double Dare Trailer
* Death Proof International Trailer
* An International Poster Gallery
* BD Live
You can read the full list of special features for the box set at the link provided above, including the artwork. And just for fun, here’s the video of her singing said song: