Rupert Sanders Reviews, Interviews & More
When news broke that Kristen Stewart had an affair with Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders, it put a number of things in question, but most important to Universal was the fate of the sequel they were already in the process of developing. Though word was spun about having a Huntsman(Chris Hemsworth)-centric sequel, it looks like now the sequel will...
Well, it now appears that the upcoming sequel Snow White and the Huntsman is essentially going to just be And The Huntsman now, as Kristen Stewart, star of the original film, has been dropped from the franchise. Certainly, as /Film notes, a multitude of factors went into this decision, but one can’t help but acknowledge that Stewart’s...
This Friday, Rupert Sanders makes his feature directorial debut with Universal's Snow White and the Huntsman. It's an action-packed take on the classic fairy tale that features Kristen Stewart as the fairest one of all. The film steps away from the princess who needs rescuing and gives her an independent makeover. But even though she has the innocence...
Universal's Snow White and the Huntsman is hitting theaters June 1, and as we wait, they're trying something new with the marketing. We've seen commentaries for trailers before, but now we've got an interactive trailer that lets you comment, share, buy tickets, and also get snippets of factoids about the making of the film. Check it out below
Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron are heading up the big-screen action-fantasy film version of Snow White and the Huntsman, and it feels weird to say this, but man does this look right. Perhaps it's films like Mirror, Mirror that set the tone for films like this - we're used to redresses of classic fairy tales done...
The latest and possibly most grotesque trend in marketing is now to offer a preview of an upcoming trailer. Or - to put it bluntly - a trailer for a trailer. These thirty second clips tease the images that will be teased at greater length in the near future. We've seen it with Super Bowl ads, and now we're seeing it as a common practice for tentpole releases. Why not drag out the hype a couple...
Leonardo DiCaprio and Ridley Scott are serving as producers to the dark thriller The Low Dweller, a film that until today didn't have a director, but after many negotiations one has been found-- Rupert Sanders, an up-and-coming film director with a commercial background.
