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Finally, the first trailer for Robin Hood has come out!



It's supposedly going to run before Avatar in theaters.

October 14, 2009

PITTSBURGH -- Russell Crowe is no stranger to performing his own stunts, but the "Gladiator" star was involved in his own real-life fender-bender Wednesday afternoon.

Actor Russell Crowe was filming a scene for 'The Next Three Days' when a van he was riding in was clipped by a Pittsburgh fire truck.

Watch Jon Greiner's Report

WTAE Channel 4's Jon Greiner reported that Crowe, in Pittsburgh filming "The Next Three Days," was in a van shooting a scene for the film when it was clipped by a Pittsburgh fire truck.

The fire truck was pulling out of the Deutschtown Fire Station at about 2 p.m. when it clipped and knocked the front end off a van parked in the street.

Crowe and his co-star, Elizabeth Banks, both emerged from the van unscathed. No one was injured in the accident. A worker at a local bar said everyone was laughing about it, and that Crowe waved back at her when she waved at him.

Greiner said one firefighter called the incident rather embarrassing.

"The Next Three Days" is being directed by Paul Haggis ("Crash") and also stars Liam Neeson ("Schindler's List," "Star Wars") and Olivia Wilde ("House").

Adapted from a French thriller, the movie's plot has Crowe playing a college professor who tries to free his wife from jail for a murder that she swears she didn’t commit.

Crowe shot scenes of the film on the Duquesne University campus on Monday, where he also interacted with a crowd and signed autographs for students.

Movie scenes have been shot in the Allegheny County Jail's lobby and visiting area and on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

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All the ET coverage of Robin Hood that aired today can be downloaded from the Constant Crowe site...

http://www.constantcrowe.com/current.html

Still no actual trailer as far as I can tell.

ETonline has an on-set interview with Russel that also features a lot of adorable little Tennyson. We even get to hear him speak.


The Robin Hood trailer should be out today as well as some more bits from ET.

Russell on set with fake injuries.



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On Monday, ET will have a piece on Robin Hood ...

A local news crew went out to observe a location shoot on Thursday.
Couldn't find a way to embed it, but this should take you to the page with the video.

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Liam Neeson has joined "The Next Three Days," the Paul Haggis-directed thriller for Lionsgate.

Pic started shooting Friday, with Russell Crowe playing a teacher whose wife (Elizabeth Banks) is arrested for a gruesome murder she says she didn't commit. Neeson plays an ex-con and expert on prison escapes who becomes involved in her husband's effort to break her out of jail.

Brian Dennehy, Lennie James, Olivia Wilde, Aisha Hinds ("True Blood"), Daniel Stern and RZA co-star in Haggis' first film for Lionsgate since "Crash." Haggis wrote the script based on the 2008 French film "Pour Elle."

Haggis and Michael Nozik produce through Highway 61 Films alongside Marc Missonnier and Olivier Delbosc of Fidelite Films.

Pic is shooting in Pittsburgh and wraps Dec. 12.

Neeson is currently filming director Joe Carnahan's "The A-Team," starring as Hannibal Smith.

Source: Variety

Filming has already started on Next Three Days in Pittsburg and some pics have turned up..


Mickey is once again doing wardrobe.

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Trio pencil in 'Three Days'
Ty Simpkins, RZA and Brian Dennehy join Haggis pic

By Jay A. Fernandez

Sept 23, 2009, 11:00 PM ET



Eight-year-old actor Ty Simpkins has signed on to endure "The Next Three Days" with writer-director Paul Haggis. Recording artist RZA has also been cast in the thriller, and Tony winner Brian Dennehy is in negotiations to co-star.

Filming is scheduled to begin in Pittsburgh next week on Lionsgate's remake of writer-director Fred Cavaye's 2008 French thriller "Pour Elle." Russell Crowe and Elizabeth Banks have been cast as the lead couple, whose marriage is tested when she is imprisoned for a murder she claims she didn't commit.

Simpkins will play the couple's son; Dennehy would come on as the father of Crowe's character.

Haggis, his Highway 61 Films partner Michael Nozik and Fidelite's Marc Missonnier and Olivier Delbosc are producing.

The ICM-repped Simpkins appeared on the soaps "One Life to Live" and "Guiding Light." He's also had roles in the features "Little Children," "Pride & Glory" and "Revolutionary Road."

The ICM-repped RZA has appeared in the features "American Gangster" and "Derailed." A member of the Wu-Tang Clan, RZA has also scored music for several films.

Dennehy, repped by ICM and manager Susan Smith, just signed on to direct the indie drama "Redemption," which he also co-wrote. He has appeared in the films "Tommy Boy," "Presumed Innocent" and "First Blood."


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Russell Crowe is on the road again


Busy boy ... Russell Crowe and friends in Beverly Hills

RUSSELL CROWE flew out of Sydney on Monday bound for the US to start work on his latest film The Next Three Days.

Barely a month after returning home and being reunited with his family in the wake of finishing Ridley Scott film Robin Hood, Crowe was on the road again to keep up with a hectic film career.

He and his PA, Texan Keith Rodger, flew to LA and were seen in Beverly Hills yesterday, en route to Pittsburgh where Crowe will start production on the film which will be directed by Paul Haggis.

When last we caught up with Crowe he was not looking forward to the separation from his family, young sons Charlie, Tennyson and wife Danielle, nor the cold Pittsburgh temperatures.

Crowe stars as a husband whose life is turned upside down when his wife is accused of murder.

Crowe and his crew, on the move in Beverly Hills yesterday, were barely recognised in non-Rabbitohs gear when our photographer spotted them. The star was meeting with film executives in LA.

Crowe will return home for Christmas.

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RUSSELL CROWE: AN APOLOGY

Sunday August 23,2009

On Sunday, August, 2, in our article Robin Hood And His Merry Hell In The Pub, we said that Russell Crowe had been banned from, amongst others, the Brickmakers pub in Windlesham, Surrey whilst staying in the area filming a new Robin Hood epic.

We have been informed that Mr Crowe has never been to the Brickmakers pub and therefore the incident never took place.

We also acknowledge that Mr Crowe has not been banned, ejected or asked to leave any pub in Windlesham, Surrey or anywhere else in the UK during the shooting of Robin Hood.

We apologize to Mr Crowe for the embarrassment and stress caused directly by our error.

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Elizabeth Banks picks 'Next' project
Joins Paul Haggis suspense drama

By Jay A. Fernandez

Aug 24, 2009, 09:06 PM ET


Elizabeth Banks is in final negotiations to star in "The Next Three Days" for writer-director Paul Haggis at Lionsgate.

Banks will play the lead role of Laura, a woman who is imprisoned for a murder she claims she didn't commit, as her husband, the recently cast Russell Crowe, desperately tries to vindicate her.

The suspense drama is a remake of the 2008 French thriller "Pour Elle," which was written and directed by Fred Cavaye.

Haggis, his Highway 61 Films partner Michael Nozik and Fidelite's Marc Missonnier and Olivier Delbosc are producing. Lionsgate execs Alli Shearmur and Wolfgang Hammer are overseeing for the studio.

Filming is scheduled to begin next month.

Banks, who is repped by UTA and Untitled Entertainment, most recently starred in "Zach and Miri Make a Porno," "The Uninvited" and "W." She is currently shooting the comedy "The Details" opposite Tobey Maguire.

Banks is attached to star in and produce, through her Brownstone Prods., the comedy "Forever 21," which is in development at DreamWorks.

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Except for some post production, filming has wrapped on Robin Hood in England. According to Alan Doyle's journal, the last day of filiming was Aug. 7.

Danielle Spencer busy for Russell Crowe's homecoming

August 12, 2009 10:00pm

DANIELLE Spencer is busy preparing for the homecoming of her hubby, Russell Crowe.

She told Confidential at the weekend that Rusty was tying up "a few things" in the UK after wrapping Ridley Scott's Robin Hood and that he will be home next week.

His boys Charlie, 5, and Tennyson, 3, are reportedly beside themselves with excitement concerning the reunion.

Crowe was yesterday spotted having coffee with crew members in Britain, where he is working on post-production.

Spencer attended the Music For Children Ball with her father Don on Saturday in a $30,000 Roberto Cavalli gown.

We were interested to note that Spencer has worn the Cavalli before, at the 2007 premiere of American Gangster in New York, so it is obviously a favourite.



Interestingly, the petite Ms Spencer seems to have filled out the gown better this week than she did two years ago.

Source: Daily Telegraph

These are from August 4 in Dovedale...



HOLYWOOD film star Russell Crowe has been riding through the glens of Thorpe Pastures as part of the anticipated blockbuster movie Robin Hood.

The Peak District beauty spot was hand-picked by location scouts belonging to Universal Pictures to shoot an epic battle scene for the multi-million pound film.

An entourage of make-up artists, set designers, cast and camera crew descended on the idyllic Thorpe village as well as more than 160 horses and stunt experts, which included Ashbourne stunt-performer Dominic Preece, a former Brassington School pupil who has gone on to appear in James Bond and The Dark Knight. (Article)

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Paul Haggis to direct Lionsgate film
By MICHAEL FLEMING, DAVE MCNARY

Russell Crowe will star in "The Next Three Days," the adaptation of the 2008 French film "Pour Elle" that reunites Lionsgate with its "Crash" director Paul Haggis.

Crowe will play a teacher whose wife is arrested and convicted of a murder she says she did not commit. He comes up with a desperate plan to free her.

Haggis, who wrote the script, will begin production in late September in Pittsburgh.

Haggis told Daily Variety that the drama needed an actor who can thrive as an Everyman who rises when faced with an extraordinary circumstance, and Crowe was his top choice.

"We've seen him as the gladiator, but he has embodied the Everyman in so many pictures," Haggis said.

Haggis said the film explores deeper themes of faith and belief.

Said Haggis: "The deeper theme here is, would you save the woman you loved if you knew that by doing so, you would turn into a man that woman could no longer love?"

Haggis is producing with Michael Nozik through their Highway 61 Films, along with Marc Missonnier and Olivier Delbosc of Fidelite Films.

Crowe is shooting "Robin Hood," the Ridley Scott-directed drama for Universal and Imagine.

Crowe is repped by WME.

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