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'The Hobbit' is Safe ... for NowSay it ain't so, Frodo Baggins! Could a prequel to one of the biggest moneymaking franchises of all time -- and one of the most beloved -- actually be in danger of not moving forward? Don't worry, Guillermo Del Toro's planned adaptation of The Hobbit is safe, according to The Hollywood Reporter, ... |
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'Lord Of The Rings' Composer Howard Shore On 'The Hobbit': 'It's Really A Return To A World That I Love'Last night, MTV's Kurt Loder sat down with "The Lord of the Rings" composer Howard Shore and Pippin the Hobbit actor Billy Boyd at The Paley Center for Media. Kurt was there to moderate a panel called Shore on the Score: The Music of "The Lord of the Rings," which featured Sho... |
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'The Hobbit' Stays With MGM Despite Financial Woes, But How Long Can They Delay The Inevitable?Last week, it looked like Sauron had joined forces with the best of James Bond's rogue's gallery to kill off the denizens of the Shire and 007 himself. Or, in less ridiculous terms, MGM was in big trouble, facing the possible loss of both the Bond franchise and "The Hobbit" due to seemi... |
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'The Hobbit' And James Bond Imperiled By Looming MGM BankruptcyWhile Bob Weinstein was announcing sequels and Neve Campbell's return to the "Scream" franchise last night, MGM investors were fretting over a dispiriting conference call led by studio management. Things are looking bleak, my friends. The gist of it, as reported by Nikki Finke for Deadl... |
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Could Money Woes Cost MGM James Bond and 'The Hobbit'?MGM has been plagued by financial woes for much of their long and illustrious career, but their most recent crisis could end up costing them two of their biggest titles. Nikke Finke of Deadline Hollywood Daily is breathlessly reporting that the studio is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy with ... |
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EXCLUSIVE DETAILS: MGM Makes Phone Plea To Bondholders To Stay Alive; Both 'Hobbit' And James Bond In Peril; Bondholders Tell Studio To Go Bankrupt; MGM Calls That Worst Possible OutcomeI've collected several knowledgeable accounts of what happened during yesterday's multi-hour contentious MGM conference call with bondholders who were "very loud and very upset". Here's why: The call was for the benefit of the lenders, and MGM management made the presentation along... |
