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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2015
Page
14
One Direction released Perfect on Friday with barb faced lyrics drawing attention as fans speculate a jab at Taylor Swift. The track features lines about writing breakup songs and suggests a self assured stance regarding past romances.
A missing portion notes guidance on portraying drunkenness in films with a focus on timing and control. The quote discusses meters of drunkenness and the balance actors must strike to avoid straying from the character while delivering a believable performance.
Coverage notes the Goosebumps movie bringing early stories together with a new frame featuring Jack Black as R L Stine. Darren Lemke reshapes material while Tim Burton once eyed production and Sony advances a family adventure with a chorus of familiar creatures. Frances McDormand and Joel Coen at Rome Film Festival appear as a quirky couple.
A look at film adaptation delays for Carol and The Danish Girl, plus In the Heart of the Sea and The Revenant. Describes studio hesitations, star fits, and director changes from early development through awards season, noting Kathleen Nagy and Todd Haynes as pivotal figures and the evolving climate for female led and transgender stories.
Older audiences gain new outlets as streaming and niche networks target age 50 plus. Starz features Patrick Stewart in Blunt Talk while Netflix revisits Longmire with a 52 year old star. Tom Selleck anchors Jesse Stone on Hallmark amid doubts about aging talent in prime time. CBS films plans for younger Miss Marple or an aging Nancy Drew, highlighting a TV season wrestling with age.
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