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  • Antonio Banderas moves to WMA
    Film News: Ed Limato signs actor away from CAA -- Antonio Banderas has signed with WMA. Banderas had long been repped by CAA, but signed with WMA vet Ed Limato.

  • Tribeca holds 'Cool' competition
    Film News: Contestants to re-shoot Disney sports pics -- The Tribeca Film Institute will hold a competition to re-shoot scenes from Disney's "Cool Runnings" and "Remember the Titans."

  • John Curran to direct 'Damned'
    Film News: Filmmaker to helm Keira Knightley drama -- John Curran is set to direct "The Beautiful and the Damned," a Film Department period drama that will star Keira Knightley. Pic begins production in March.

  • Box office resists recession
    Film News: Ticket sales for year hit $9.63 billion -- The record-breaking 2008 domestic box office proves Hollywood isn't as dependent on by-the-book franchises as everyone feared.

  • Actor Pat Hingle dies at 84
    Film News: Played Commissioner Gordon in '90s 'Batman' -- Pat Hingle, a veteran actor whose career spanned stage, film and TV, including a recurring role as Commissioner Gordon in several Batman movies in the 1990s, died Saturday of cancer. He was 84.

  • Relativity snaps up Rogue
    Film News: Film unit closes deal to buy horror label -- After more than two months of negotiations, Relativity Media has closed a deal to buy Rogue Pictures from Universal Pictures for roughly $150 million.

  • Foreign grosses rise to new record
    Film News: International box office hits new high in 2008 -- With tentpoles driving overseas moviegoing, Hollywood majors saw 2008 foreign grosses rise 4% and set a new record of $9.9 billion.

  • 'Marley' still top dog at box office
    Film News: Four films find favor over holiday frame -- Twentieth Century Fox's Owen Wilson-Jennifer Aniston starrer "Marley and Me" remained best in show at the weekend box office, fetching a winning gross of $24 million from 3,505 runs for a cume of $106.5 million in only 11 days.

  • NSFC names 'Bashir' best picture
    Film News: Animated war doc named best picture by Critics -- "Waltz with Bashir" edged "Happy-Go-Lucky" and "WALL-E" to win the 43rd annual best picture prize from the National Society of Film Critics.

  • 'Shadow' illustrator Cartier dies at 94
    Film News: Artists' work appeared in several sci-fi novels -- Edward D. Cartier, whose illustrations graced "The Shadow" and numerous other science fiction and mystery publications in a career that spanned several decades, has died at 94.


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