Death At A Funeral press conference video online

The San Sebastian Festival has an online video press conference of Death at a Funeral with Frank Oz.  You can watch it here.

Thank you to ANGEL and Matthieu. 

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London Film School Preview of Death at a Funeral

The London Film School has a preview followed by a Q&A for Death at a Funeral

 

Thursday 4 Oct – Screenwriting with Dean Craig

Preview of Death at A Funeral (Dir: Frank Oz 120mins 2007) followed by Q & A with screenwriter Dean Craig.
“Lethal farce, combining hints of "The Lavender Hill Mob," doses of Joe Orton and a smidgen of the Farrelly brothers' scatology in its mix”. Chicago-Tribune.

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Death at a Funeral surprise hit in Italy

According to Variety:

In Italy, "The Simpsons Movie" soph sesh dominated, as expected. But the big surprise was Frank Oz comedy "Death at a Funeral," which opened in third place, ahead of "Atonement," "Superbad," and local teen title "Scrivilo sui muri."

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The Quest For Aladdin's Treasure

The Quest for Aladdin´s Treasure

Rescue Princess Jasmine from the clutches of evil sorcerer, Jafar! Share the legend with a friend and play as Aladdin and his Genie. • Speed your way by magic carpet across the desert plains • Venture on foot through ancient temples, collecting hidden treasures on your journey to save the princess • Challenging puzzles in every temple that will test and reward you • Rescue your princess and defeat Jafar to break his evil spell

With magic, treasure hunts and a flying carpet adventure… can you keep your wits about you?

Although both Matthew Macfadyen and Keeley Hawes are listed as voicing this game, only Keeley's was actually used.

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Making of Music on October 11

Thanks to flip!

DOCUMENTARY: The Making of Music On: BBC Radio Four (0104) Date: Thursday 11th October 2007 (starting in 19 days) Time: 15:45 to 16:00 (15 minutes long)

James Naughtie presents a 30-part series chronicling the historical influences that affected the course of classical music. John Cage, Olivier Messiaen and Pierre Boulez were in the forefront of a new generation of postwar composers. They wanted to sweep away the past and make music speak for a new world. Read by Simon Russell Beale and Matthew Macfadyen.

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