Oscar-winning film Crash heads for TV
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The Oscar-winning film Crash is coming to TV as a drama series this year.
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The thriller Michael Clayton is among the films shortlisted for Hollywood awards often seen as a good predictor of the Oscars.
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Oscar winning movie Crash, named best film of 2005, is being made into a TV series for a US cable channel.
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There have been a couple of movies recently depicting the impending collision of an asteroid with Earth. It might not be sci-fi anymore.
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That crashing noise you hear emanating from your local multiplex is the sound of Pixar trying something different -- and succeeding magnificently.
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Filmmaker Michael Moore has set his eyes on the Oscar&#39;s best picture award, withdrawing his Fahrenheit 9/11 from the race for next year&#39;s best documentary prize.
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Tales of tragedy and struggle will  vie for Oscar attention on Tuesday as an unusual awards season  overshadowed by the Hollywood writers strike heads into its  final stretch.
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Tales of tragedy and struggle will vie for Oscar attention on Tuesday as an unusual awards season overshadowed by the Hollywood writers strike heads into its final stretch.
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LOS ANGELES  - It's not quite deja vu all over again. But as the planning proceeds for the Academy Awards on February 24, it's worth flashing back 20 years to the last time Oscar had to deal with a writers strike.
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LOS ANGELES  - Paul Haggis has not only avoided the dreaded sophomore slump, but the director and co-writer of the Oscar-winning "Crash" has returned with another bona fide contender.
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United Artists has paid  seven figures to option the film rights for children's  literature series "Ranger's Apprentice," a project that could  be directed by Oscar-winning "Crash" filmmaker Paul Haggis.
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The first Oscar nomination for a  South African film will boost the burgeoning industry and grab  the attention of Hollywood, the film's director said on  Tuesday.
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Moore may want a best picture Oscar, but the real Oscar would be beating Bush on Nov. 2nd. He may have already won an Oscar for &quot;best documentary&quot; with his film Bowling for Columbine, but Michael Moore said
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When it comes to getting Oscars, Martin Scorsese is one of the unluckiest men in Hollywood. As we approach the 79th Annual Academy Awards this Sunday, the big question is "will his luck change?" This year, he is heavily favored to take home the Best Director Oscar, but an upset isn't out of the question. Martin Scorsese has been down this road before and always lost. The real question is, does it matter?    Of course it doesn't. If Crash winning Best Picture last year hasn't dispelled the myth that the Academy Awards have anything to do cinematic merit, then you're likely the type of person who thought Pearl Harbor should have won Best Picture. Even if Scorsese loses once again, that only means he's in the same boat as Stanley Kubrick, Alfred Hitchcock, John Cassavetes, Orson Welles etc. Also, I don't know anyone who still adores Ordinary People, but Raging Bull gets a spin in the old DVD player at least once a year. And the Goodfellas disc (despite being one of those early crappy "flipper" discs that splits the movie onto both sides of the DVD) gets watched even more than that. Kevin Costner? Didn't he direct The Postman?
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This year's Academy Awards has something it hasn't had in ages: A neck-and-neck race for Best Picture.
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On the news, the war plays as tragedy. Can television producers repackage it as situation comedy?
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BBC TV thriller State of Play, which starred John Simm and Bill Nighy, is to be made into a Hollywood film.