Showing posts with label Hunter Killer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hunter Killer. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 October 2011

Gerard Butler: "Of Mice and Mavericks" and "Hunter Killer" updates




Of Men and Mavericks
, starring Gerard Butler, is looking for extras in Santa Cruz, CA
A new untitled movie, tentatively being called Of Men and Mavericks, began filming in Santa Cruz, CA this week and the production is still looking for extras who can appear in a few key scenes.

The movie is about big wave surfer Jay Moriarity, who died in a diving accident just one day before his 23rd birthday. Moriarity was well known in Santa Cruz, Half Moon Bay and Pacifica, CA for conquering the world-famous surf break Mavericks, just outside Half Moon Bay, as a teenager.

The movie stars Gerard Butler as Moriarity’s mentor, Rick “Frosty” Hesson, and Jonny Weston as Jay.

The movie needs hundreds of surfers and families for two large scenes including a day at the boardwalk, with Moriarity and his future wife, Kim and a “paddle-out” commemorating Jay’s death.

The surfers will be filmed at Steamer’s Lane and Pleasure Point, and the family scenes will be at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. The extras won’t be paid, but there will be drawings for prizes.

If you are interested, email the promotional extras coordinator at 831management@gmail.com, and provide your name, age, email and phone number.

As of yesterday, the movie was filming on West Cliff Ave in Santa Cruz, where they will continue shooting for the next two weeks before moving production to Pacifica, Half Moon Bay and other locations south of San Francisco.

If you spot the movie filming, let us know about it at olv@onlocationvacations.com!

UPDATE: They now have all of the extras they need for these scenes, extras are no longer needed.

UPDATE: The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk scene is scheduled for Oct. 24 or 25.
Source: On Location Vacations



Gerard Butler lined up for Hunter Killer
Scottish actor Gerard Butler is in talks to star along with Avatar actor Sam Worthington in the upcoming film Hunter Killer.

The 41-year-old actor has been approached to appear in the film - which is based on a novel, 'Firing Point', written by George Wallace and Don Keith, reported Contactmusic.

The movie follows a rogue Russian general who kidnaps his country''s president, who is pursued by an untested submarine captain - the role Butler is in negotiations for - and Worthington is to play the naval commander.

It is not yet known who would play the general or the Russian president. Antoine Fuqua will direct the movie, which is scheduled to begin shooting in January.
Source: MSN News
This story is also reported, with variations, by IGN Movies, Metro and Empire Online

Sunday, 21 August 2011

Gerard Butler fires away in Machine Gun Preacher




Gerard Butler is showcased in a new trailer for Machine Gun Preacher. His character finds a purpose in life after he tangles with a Sudanese warlord in an effort to prevent him from enlisting children in his army.

The plot sounds so Ramboesque it’s hard to believe, except it’s based on a true story.

Read more at The Improper


The film that will be released Sept. 23



In other news, Gerard Butler may be circling submarine thriller Hunter Killer
Shortly after the trailer for his drug-dealer-turned-freedom-fighter drama Machine Gun Preacher reached the Web, we’re seeing a story that links the burly 300 star to another thriller that would cast Butler as the captain of some butt-kicking Navy SEALS.

The story would be Hunter Killer, the name given to an adaptation of Don Keith and George Wallace’s novel Firing Point, which has been optioned by producer Neil Moritz’s Original Films with a potential to be distributed by Relativity Media. Coming Soon posted the news that Butler’s name was being considered for the role of Joe Glass, the captain of a submarine who must lead a team behind enemy lines in Russia to stop an adversary from launching an all-out war against the United States. At least they’re not officially calling it a remake of Crimson Tide or The Hunt for Red October.
Read more at CinemaBlend.com
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