Rebecca Hall News
The Awakening (2012)
Posted August 8th, 2012 by Binh Ngo
The Awakening is the brand new supernatural thriller starring Rebecca Hall (The Town, the upcoming Iron Man 3) and Dominic West (HBO's The Wire). Set in London in 1921, Florence Cathcart (Hall), author of the popular book "Seeing Through Ghosts," has devoted her career to exposing claims of the supernatural as nothing but hoaxes.
Watch: Rebecca Hall in New Trailer for Gothic Horror 'The Awakening'
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When the film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival last year, a trailer surfaced to help build some buzz for the gothic horror The Awakening starring Rebecca Hall, but now the film has an official release date later in the summer, and a new trailer has arrived. The story follows an author and professional hoax exposer (Hall) in London after WWI, who’s approached by a teacher (Dominic West) at a boy’s boarding school, who believes the students are being tormented by a ghost.
10 years 4 days ago via brucelee
Rebecca Hall Makes 'A Promise' With Patrice Leconte Based On Stefan Zweig's 'Journey Into The Past'
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Actress Rebecca Hall seems to have been quite underrated by Hollywood’s eye for some time now, even after giving a number of fine performances in well-respected films like Woody Allen’s “Vicky Christina Barcelona” and Ben Affleck’s 2010 directorial effort “The Town” – neither of which she really seemed to get a ton of credit for.
10 years 3 weeks ago via jackiechan
Lay the Favorite
Posted June 5th, 2012 by Binh Ngo
Beth Raymer (Hall) leaves behind her life as a stripper in Florida and heads to Las Vegas to realize her dream: being a cocktail waitress in a glitzy casino. But, when her career goals don't pan out, she falls in with Dink (Willis), a kind and idiosyncratic sports gambler. Beth wins Dink's admiration when she shows herself to be something of a gambling prodigy, but she also wins the ire of Dink's wife, Tulip (Zeta-Jones), when her relationship with her boss seems to extend beyond the professional.
'Lay The Favorite' Trailer Is Full of Gambling and Death Threats in the Las Vegas Sun
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Any film that gives Rebecca Hall a shot at a starring role seems like it would have to be a good idea, but unfortunately Lay the Favorite didn’t get very good reviews coming out of its debut at Sundance, and our own Allison Loring bemoaned that the film “never seems to quite know what it wants to be.” Still, Lay the Favorite is set to roll out in limited releases all across the world over the next few months, and a trailer has just been released to give us all a taste of what it has to offer, so we might as well give its sales pitch a gander.
10 years 5 weeks ago via theothersenhman
Rebecca Hall in Talks to Join 'Iron Man 3'
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If a deal makes, Hall would take on a role that was previously earmarked for Jessica Chastain.
10 years 8 weeks ago via theothersenhman
Robocop Cast May Include Edward Norton, Rebecca Hall, Gael Garcia Bernal & Sean Penn
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With Joel Kinnaman confirmed for the lead role, Jose Padilha set to direct and Sony on board to distribute it, the primary mysteries of the Robocop remake have been solved. But of course, Kinnaman needs a supporting cast to back him, and since he's largely an unknown actor, it's not surprising to see that the studio wants some bigger names to sign on board and join him.
10 years 11 weeks ago via jackiechan
Untitled John Crowley suspense thriller
Posted February 3rd, 2012 by Binh Ngo
Eric Bana and Rebecca Hall star as lawyers and ex-lovers who find their lives are put at risk when they are teamed up to defend accused terrorists in a trail.
Eric Bana, Rebecca Hall Star In Focus Features Thriller
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Focus Features and Working Title Films begin production April in the U.K. on an untitled international suspense thriller that stars Eric Bana (who’s coming off Focus’ Hanna) and Rebecca Hall. John Crowley (Boy A) The film was scripted by Steven Knight, who wrote the Focus film Eastern Promises. Focus CEO James Schamus and president Andrew Karpen announced it with Working Title co-chairs Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner.
10 years 21 weeks ago via jackiechan
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