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Demetrius Stear

@demetriusstear

Movie Producer… A Mind’s EYE 🎬🎥🍿

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"It is only going to get weirder" This was said almost 30 years ago and here we are with AI, aliens and semiconductors.

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Ethan Hawke says it's 'crazy' to cast actors based on Instagram followers “Sometimes I’ll be setting a movie up and someone will say, ‘Oh, you should cast Suzie.’ I’m like, ‘Who is she?’ ‘She has 10M followers.’ I’m like, ‘OK cool, has she acted before?’ ‘No, but…’ And you’re

Ethan Hawke says it's 'crazy' to cast actors based on Instagram followers  

“Sometimes I’ll be setting a movie up and someone will say, ‘Oh, you should cast Suzie.’ I’m like, ‘Who is she?’ ‘She has 10M followers.’ I’m like, ‘OK cool, has she acted before?’ ‘No, but…’ And you’re
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Heat won zero Academy Awards. It didn’t even receive a nomination. This might be the single biggest travesty in the approximately 100 years The Academy’s been in existence. Like not even a nomination for Best Sound? I have no idea what was going on in 1996, but this is crazy.

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R. Lee Ermey in Full Metal Jacket (1987) became iconic in just 40 mins of screen time. Kubrick allowed him to improvise, a rarity for the director, & his work was so precise that most scenes required only a few takes. Yet he never received a nomination.

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John McTiernan’s action streak is untouchable: Predator, Die Hard, The Hunt for Red October. Three films that defined the genre.

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Michael Mann’s run is incredible: The Last of the Mohicans (1992), Heat (1995), The Insider (1999). Any one of these could’ve been a Best Picture contender—three classics in a row.

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During a scene for 1995's "Crimson Tide" James Gandolfini grabbed Denzel Washington too "aggressively", causing Denzel to storm off the set and threaten never to work with James again. James quickly apologized, and they ended up doing 2 more movies, including 1998's "Fallen"

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Ridley Scott says Hollywood is “drowning in mediocrity” “The quantity of movies that are made today, literally globally – millions. Not thousands, millions… and most of it is s**t… And so what I do – it’s a horrible thing – but I’ve started watching my own movies, and actually

Ridley Scott says Hollywood is “drowning in mediocrity”

“The quantity of movies that are made today, literally globally – millions. Not thousands, millions… and most of it is s**t… And so what I do – it’s a horrible thing – but I’ve started watching my own movies, and actually
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Zelda Williams has made a statement asking people to stop sending her AI videos of her father, Robin Williams: “Stop believing I wanna see it or that I’ll understand, I don’t and I won’t. If you’re just trying to troll me, I’ve seen way worse, i’ll restrict and move on. But

Zelda Williams has made a statement asking people to stop sending her AI videos of her father, Robin Williams:

“Stop believing I wanna see it or that I’ll understand, I don’t and I won’t. If you’re just trying to troll me, I’ve seen way worse, i’ll restrict and move on. But
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Nick Nolte has a small part in the upcoming film Die My Love, featuring Jennifer Lawrence & Robert Pattinson, and I couldn’t be happier. Nolte was a force of nature in his Oscar nominated performance in Warrior. He’s a complex, incredibly talented actor. Glad he’s still acting.

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A 35mm scan of the original RoboCop (1987) trailer. It was cut before Basil Poledouris finished the score, so they used a different soundtrack — and it completely changes the vibe.

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Scorsese’s The Color of Money was released 39 years ago today. Tom Cruise effortlessly sinking every shot while singing and strutting to Werewolves of London in—all captured in what is mostly a single take—has to be one of the greatest scenes in cinema.

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John Woo’s Hard Boiled (1992) features a hospital shootout so insane it feels impossible. Filmed in one continuous take, it’s a masterclass in action filmmaking.

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“Al Pacino is such a fine actor. One of the reasons is the way he moves. He's an incredible mover. When we were making Carlito's Way (1993) I couldn't wait to get out & start shooting, just to see him walk around." —Brian De Palma