fluffy wrote:One thing about Jim, he's a risk taker.....rather than playing safe and being pigeon holed, he tries different genres....my guess is they'll edit ILYPM for the big screen and leave the juicy stuff in for the DVD.......
Phillip Morris is taken off the market!!
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By Nicola West
For those of you losing sleep over the distribution status of "I Love You Phillip Morris", news came through this week to let you rest more easily.
'Variety' is reporting that the film is currently in distribution talks and has been taken off the open market!
One of the highlights of January's Sundance festival, 'I Love you Philip Morris' premiered to rave reviews, so it was a shock to the industry to learn of its difficulties securing a USA distribution deal.

Produced by EuropaCorp the nine-year-old production and distribution company founded by producer-writer-director Luc Besson and Pierre Ange Le Pogam, "I Love You Phillip Morris" opened to lots of buzz at Sundance, but the dark comedy starring Jim Carrey as a gay con man and Ewan McGregor as his cellmate lover, didn't find a U.S. distributor at the festival.
Nearly two months later, CAA and Endeavor are closing in on a U.S. distribution deal. The $18 million pic was financed through foreign presales.
"Our focus is to make the best possible films that we'd want to watch and give our American partners their money's worth," says Besson.
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Awesome, this made my day.
For those of you losing sleep over the distribution status of "I Love You Phillip Morris", news came through this week to let you rest more easily.
'Variety' is reporting that the film is currently in distribution talks and has been taken off the open market!
One of the highlights of January's Sundance festival, 'I Love you Philip Morris' premiered to rave reviews, so it was a shock to the industry to learn of its difficulties securing a USA distribution deal.

Produced by EuropaCorp the nine-year-old production and distribution company founded by producer-writer-director Luc Besson and Pierre Ange Le Pogam, "I Love You Phillip Morris" opened to lots of buzz at Sundance, but the dark comedy starring Jim Carrey as a gay con man and Ewan McGregor as his cellmate lover, didn't find a U.S. distributor at the festival.
Nearly two months later, CAA and Endeavor are closing in on a U.S. distribution deal. The $18 million pic was financed through foreign presales.
"Our focus is to make the best possible films that we'd want to watch and give our American partners their money's worth," says Besson.
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Awesome, this made my day.
I've only been reading about this movie off-and-on the past year or so. It sounds interesting.
I have no idea why mainstream America wouldn't want to see a gay Jim Carrey character. In "Me, Myself & Irene" Hank was definitely gay, or bisexual, or at least trysexual or something & it didn't seem to bother anbody.
I have no idea why mainstream America wouldn't want to see a gay Jim Carrey character. In "Me, Myself & Irene" Hank was definitely gay, or bisexual, or at least trysexual or something & it didn't seem to bother anbody.
fluffy wrote:lol........i thought Hank was a typical predatory heterosexual male........lol....
that's why he conned Irene into sleeping with him when she thought it was Charlie............
Yeah but remember: he had Irene shove that thing (euphemism; probably shouldn't say the actual word) up his you-know-what. Wait, I take that back. He stuck it up his own you-know-what according to Irene. And of course, there's nothing wrong with it if it's you but, you gotta admit, that's a little...
fluffy wrote:lol........you'd be surprised at how many heterosexual men like that........
Maybe they're not really hetro. Maybe they're bi. Don't get me wrong; consenting adults can do whatever they want with one another--I don't care. But it doesn't sound appealing to me as a hetrosexual male. Not in the least. Sounds very...gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that.










