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Why Is not Anybody Speaking About 'Win Win'?

"Is annoying? Are you certain you are not tired of speaking about movies?" I'd just met somebody that labored for any production company, somebody that saw from the indiest indie towards the greatest blockbuster, and that i all of a sudden recognized which i was maybe pestering him with movie questions. Possibly he did not wish to spend an hour or so speaking comparable factor he spoken about all day long. He assured me it was fine which he really did not become ill of those conversations. Therefore i proceeded. "What have you think about 'My Week With Marilyn'? Will I need to see 'The Tree of Life'? What exactly are your preferred movies of the season?Inch We started groing through our lists, and that i told him just how much I admired 'Beginners' and 'Midnight in Paris.' I'd need to consider the relaxation, I stated. I Quickly appreciated something: "Guess what happens else I loved? 'Win Win.' Really, that has to happen to be this past year ..." He informed me it wasn't. Actually, 'Win Win' -- the charming Tom McCarthy movie starring Paul Giamatti -- arrived on the scene early in the year of 2011. It simply has not been getting manual intervention. In the last couple of days, as I have scanned critics' year-finish lists and adopted the nominations and honours from the earlier events, 'Win Win' has become so very little buzz which i did not even understand it is at contention. So how exactly does this happen? So how exactly does a film having a 94 percent rating on Rotten Tomato plants get so egregiously overlooked? So how exactly does a film known as "near perfect," "nearly perfect" and "everything the film business should desire toInch simply drop from the conversation? 'Win Win' is most likely during my top three movies of the season, and contains barely made the cut for a lot of top-ten lists. 'Win Win' follows Mike Flaherty (Giamatti), an attorney battling to aid his wife (Amy Ryan) and youngsters along with a wrestling coach battling to behave together with his god-awful team. The guy needs a little of luck, and that he finds it as a Kyle (Alex Shaffer), a troubled teen who moves into his house and works out to become quite the athlete. The evaluations to 'The Blind Side' were inevitable, but 'Win Win' holds its very own and it is, for me, better still. Bobby Cannavale is amusing as Terry, Mike's closest friend who admires Kyle's "guy strength" and uses the wrestling team's potential success like a distraction from his unsuccessful marriage. Shaffer, a real teen wrestler McCarthy plucked from senior high school, provides a subtle performance that might be impressive for a skilled actor. And Ryan and Giamatti are, well, Ryan and Giamatti. My parents often e-mail or text my sister and me when they are seeing a movie therefore we don't call because my mother will worry and answer the telephone anyway. Once they did this for 'Win Win,' my response was this: "YES!!!! I approve." My sister went for additional of-the-moment language: "WINNING." The figures in 'Win Win' have eccentricities -- Alex wants a slap hard before each match -- but they are not too available they cease to feel real. Actually, this is the most endearing area of the movie. McCarthy has presented us by having an regular family in Nj, the type that should never be famous but is believe it or not interesting consequently, and despite their flaws, you root on their behalf. Now, The Nation's made the rather lengthy narrow your search for that Original Song Oscar for his or her 'Win Win' contribution, "Think You Are Able To Wait," and that is a start. 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Dexter Boss on the Finale Twist: It's Finally Time to Deal with [SPOILER!] Head-On

Dexter [Warning: This story contains spoilers from Sunday's season finale of Dexter. Read at your own risk.] For six seasons of Dexter, Michael C. Hall's titular serial killer has hidden his true nature from those closest to him. But on the Showtime series' Season 6 finale, Dexter's "Dark Passenger" was finally revealed to his sister Debra (Jennifer Carpenter), who walked in on him stabbing a knife through the chest of Colin Hanks' Travis. And to top it off, just moments before, Deb realized/admitted she was actually in love with her adopted brother. How will she feel now that she knows Dexter has a seriously killer hobby? TVGuide.com chatted with executive producer and showrunner Scott Buck to get the scoop on how the siblings will move forward from this discovery. Plus: Does Dexter need to die? Dexter Finale Scoop: Will Travis land on Dexter's table? Deb finally knows! This is six seasons in the making. How do you feel now that this particular secret is out? Scott Buck: I wouldn't say we dragged it out, but we played with it and toyed with it enough and now it's finally time to deal with it head-on. I feel very positive that we took this step. How will this affect their relationship and your storytelling? Buck: One of Dexter's hallmarks is that no one really knows who he is, and now Deb at least has a little peek behind the curtain. How much she actually knows and figures out will all be part of the drama of next season, but it's certainly going to affect our story in a very big way. Did knowing you had two seasons left help you decide to pull the trigger on this story now? Buck: We always imagined that Deb finding out would be part of the end game, so we always sort of delayed it. When we came in this year, David Nevins [said], "Let's shake things up. We don't have to play it safe. We can think a little bit differently this year." We decided it was finally time to deal with this head-on. There's still plenty of drama to come after this, but we know we have two seasons left to do and there's more than enough for us to deal with in the next two years just dealing with this one particular issue. We saw a lot of growth in Deb through therapy. Will you continue to use that device as Deb sorts out her feelings after what she witnessed? Buck: It's certainly possible. You don't go to six sessions of therapy and solve all your problems. It's an ongoing process. Typically, you may come to one discovery and have that lead to a completely different discovery about yourself. Whether we revisit the therapist or not is actually something we haven't even discussed. In the past, I've always been very reluctant to write therapy scenes because they often become so tedious, but this particular season, I was very pleasantly surprised to see how well they went. Because Deb is a character who's always been so un-self-aware so there was a lot that we could discover and there's probably a lot more to discover. Whether we do it through therapy or other means will remain to be seen. Deb only saw Dexter kill Travis. Will you toy with the audience on whether she finds out the whole secret? Buck: I don't think we'll toy with the audience. She sees what she sees and we all knows exactly what she's seeing, but how much does that really say about Dexter and what does Deb already know about him? This is her brother, who she's known her whole life. To walk into a situation like this, you're not going to immediately think, "Oh, my brother is a serial killer." You're going to think, "Oh, my brother is killing DDK. This is crazy and insane." She's taken the first peek behind the curtain, but it's not necessarily daylight just yet. Showtime renews Dexter for two more seasons Is it safe to say the next season will see Dexter trying to contain this secret? Buck: That will be his first instinct, yes. Dexter has learned to live a lie his whole life, and that's always his go-to response in any situation where he may potentially be discovered. It's just natural for him to spin a story. Do you think Dexter meant "I love you" to Debra, or was he just saying it in the necessity of the moment to calm her down? Buck: I think he meant it in a way that a brother would normally love his sister, but because Dexter had never even said so much as that before, for him, it was still a big moment that meant he could even be capable of loving his own sister. I don't think he meant it in any means beyond that or was aware of what Deb was telling him. What ran through the writers' minds when you decided to possibly put Dexter and Deb together? This TV season seems to be the year of incest! Buck: Somehow I missed it and was not aware that this is the big theme of the year. [Laughs] Honestly, it's something we've been talking about since Season 2 because it seemed to explain so much about the character of Debra Morgan, that she always seemed like she was so in love with her brother. It's something we always talked about [and] dismissed, and then this season we finally dealt with it. What is the drive for next season? Buck: We have the benefit of knowing that we have two seasons left, so we can start to really take the character of Dexter where we're going to want to end him in the finale. We no longer have to think of holding things in place and not giving things away because we can start to turn in some of those cards at this point. Obviously the biggest thing we set up is Deb has now seen him kill someone. What does this mean? How will it affect Dexter? What is he going to do with this? And she thinks she's in love with him? Is she going to tell Dexter? And if so, how is Dexter going to possibly respond to that? These are a number of things that will be set up for next season, but we'll deal with them as they come. Deb finding out is a big moment, but what else will Dexter need to come to terms with before the show ends? Buck: What we need to answer is: Where do we want to lead this character? Even now, in Season 6, he's not the same Dexter we met in Season 1. He's someone who has gradually evolved over the years. Where do we want to take him that will be a satisfying place? These are questions we ourselves have to answer before we can start writing in that direction. Do you think Dexter needs to die? Buck: I do not know. What I thought about Dexter when I came into this show has certainly changed from what I think of him now, because the character has changed. At one point I may have thought that, but I'm not sure now because there's so many different things you can do with this person. A lot of people would certainly think he needs to die. Check out our Best & Worst of the Year galleries Will Louis (Josh Cooke) be the big villain next season? Buck: No, I don't think he's next season's villain. Louis is something we don't quite know what to make of because he's something that has not appeared on Dexter before. It's a different kind of character and it will be fun to explore exactly who he is and what he's doing. I certainly like Louis, but he's obviously got some issues to deal with. He seems to be a troubled individual, and how that will work out in terms of Dexter will be part of the fun of next season, but he will not be our big bad. Do you feel like you have to top this season or distance yourself from it after viewers were more critical this year? Buck: We always want to top each season and do better and different things to surprise people, but not in terms of big plot twists. Mostly, in terms of character. I don't feel any need to try to distance myself from this season. I'm very happy with what we did this season. [We'll] just build upon that and hopefully give our audience a very satisfying Season 7. What lessons did you learn from this season? Buck: Oh boy, I'm still digesting all of that. Everything we come up with in our quiet little writers' room becomes something different. It's usually such an internal process, and then suddenly you expose it all to the world and you don't necessarily get the response you're expecting or hoping for. I don't want to suggest I'm at all disappointed because I'm very happy the way this season turned out, but I'm surprised by all the controversy and all the different ways have seen this. What did you think of the season finale? Hit the comments with your thoughts.

SAG Dues Should Be Compensated By Friday To Election For 18th Annual Screen Stars Guild Honours

The 18th Annual Screen Stars Guild Honours nominations is going to be introduced today. Like a indication: to become qualified to election, your November 2011 dues should be compensated with this Friday, December 16, 2011. Online final balloting is going to be open to all qualified people whose dues happen to be received by December 16. Any member who want to request a PAPER ballot may achieve this by calling toll-free (877) 610-8637. Please have your SAG ID number ready when calling. Final ballot information including asked for paper ballots is going to be mailed to any or all qualified people on December 30, 2011. For an entire calendar of dates and due dates, click the link. Once nominations are introduced on Wednesday, the SAG Honours office will start dealing with galleries to finalize their plans for that final voting phase. We'll inform people associated with a ‘for your consideration’ offers via email on The month of january 9, 2012. The SAG Honours has built an e-mail database for people who would like to be approached should seats for nominating committee tests become available. Although most tests have been in La and NY, please realize that other tests are happening in main urban centers. If you are looking at receiving email invites to those film tests, go to sagawardsRSVP.org and register. For those who have questions regarding member tests, nominations or final voting, please contact the Honours Office at awardsinfo@sagawards.org.

Clooney to star in '8' perf

ClooneyGeorge Clooney will star in the West Coast premiere of "8," Dustin Lance Black's play about the federal trial to overturn California's ban on same-sex marriage. Rob Reiner will direct the performance of "8," a one-night-only benefit for the American Foundation for Equal Rights, which is spearheading the challenge to Proposition 8. The event will be held March 3 at the Wilshire Ebell Theater, with additional cast members to be announced. "It is astonishing that gay and lesbian Americans are still treated as second-class citizens," Clooney said in a statement. "I am confident that, very soon, the laws of this nation will reflect the basic truth gay and lesbian people -- like all human beings -- are born equal in dignity and rights." The play is based on the actual words in the trial transcripts and interviews with the plaintiffs and their families. Black and Reiner, board members of the foundation, attended much of the trial as well as a recent hearing before the U.S. Court of Appeals. A decision is pending there on whether to uphold U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker's ruling that Prop 8 is unconstitutional. Chad Griffin, the president of the foundation's board, said the "play will continue to show Americans -- one by one -- that prejudice and fear cannot stand up to truth and justice." A goal of the play has not just been to raise legal funds but to dramatize the trial for a wider audience. Walker's efforts to televise the proceedings were rebuffed by the Supreme Court, although the Court of Appeals is weighing whether the tapes of the proceedings should be released. The debut performance of "8" in NY in September raised a reported $1 million for the foundation. The performance is being presented by the foundation as well as Broadway Impact. Contact Ted Johnson at ted.johnson@variety.com

'Saturday Night Live' With Katy Perry, Robyn Draws Highest Ratings in Five Weeks

Getty Images ABC News said Sunday that its live coverage of Saturday's Republican presidential debate in Des Moines, Iowa, was the most-watched GOP debate of the 2012 campaign so far.our editor recommendsDemocrats and Republicans' Favorite MoviesDonald Trump's GOP Debate: Rick Perry Becomes Fourth Candidate Who Won't Participate The Your Voice, Your Vote special, moderated by ABC News' Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos, averaged 7.6 million total viewers from 9-11 p.m. ET, according toNielsen's true fast national ratings. That makes it the most-watched program of the night among viewers. PHOTOS: Best Presidents in Film and Television ABC News also touted the fact that it stands as the most-watched GOP presidential debate of the 2012 campaign so far, passing Fox News' Sept. 22 special (6.1 million viewers) and CBS News' Nov. 12 telecast (5.5 million). The debate, which was sponsored by ABC News and Yahoo, also gave the network its best performance in the time slot with nonsports programming in more than seven months. PHOTOS: Actors Who've Played Politicians Six candidates took part in the debate: Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, former House speaker Newt Gingrich, Texas Rep. Ron Paul, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum. ABC News hosts another debate from 9-11 p.m. ET on Jan. 7. PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery 10 Entertainers Democrats and Republicans Love to Hate ABC ABC News Politics Michele Bachmann Newt Gingrich Mitt Romney

ICM preps for post-Rizvi future

Modern Family is among the shows that have positioned ICM and Rizvi Traverse Management to earn stout TV packaging-fee coin. SilbermannBergChris Silbermann spent most of this year driving toward the handshake agreement reached Friday to transform ICM into a partner-owned percentery, six years after it became the guinea pig for private equity investments in Hollywood's rep business.The ICM prexy spent months persuading the agency's majority owner, Rizvi Traverse Management, that ICM's long-term viability hinged on its ability to keep top agents in the fold and motivated. In the percentery world, motivation is doled out to key players in the form of partner status, huge bonuses or an equity stake (even if only a sliver) in the agency.ICM hasn't been able to offer those perks because the ownership has been so closely held among Birmingham, Mich.-based Rizvi Traverse and the agency's top echelon, including Silbermann and ICM's longtime chairman-CEO, Jeff Berg. Once the restructuring deal is finalized, Silbermann's challenge will be to keep ICM competitive after making what amounts to a big bet on the agency as it stands today.Observers said ICM could become more attractive as a merger or acquisition target now that there's no longer an outside investor to contend with. However, industry sources said ICM quietly tested the waters for a possible deal with one of its larger rivals earlier this year and found no takers (this scenario has been denied by ICM insiders, however).The campaign for a restructuring began early this year, as Silbermann stressed the need for the agency to have more flexibility in compensating its biggest contributors and rewarding its up-and-comers.By multiple accounts, it was slow going for Silbermann with Rizvi Traverse prexy Suhail Rizvi and chief financial officer Ben Kohn, who runs the company's L.A. office and has minded its investment in ICM. (Rizvi Traverse also has investments in Summit Entertainment, Playboy magazine, Facebook and Twitter.)Berg was said to be less intent than Silbermann on getting a deal done quickly with Rizvi until recently, when ICM began to lose prominent agents, including four defections to UTA.The internal drama spurred endless industry chatter about a boardroom battle for control raging between Berg and Silbermann. Knowledgeable sources have consistently downplayed the talk of extreme discord between the two. Sources also emphasized that the pact disclosed to ICM staffers on Friday (without much detail) would not have happened had Berg not been onboard, given his ownership interest in the agency, where he has worked for more than 40 years.Berg orchestrated the 2005 deal with Rizvi Traverse that gave the agency an estimated $75 million in recapitalization coin. It was a first in the modern era for a Hollywood talent agency and a private equity concern. The Rizvi war chest allowed ICM to acquire Broder Webb Chervin Silbermann in 2006, bringing its powerhouse lit clients and its respected management team into ICM, which desperately needed the new blood on both fronts.The investment has by all accounts been a good one for Rizvi Traverse, as ICM has had a windfall of TV packaging-fee profits from the off-network success of shows including "Two and a Half Men," "The Big Bang Theory," "Modern Family," "House," "Criminal Minds" and "Grey's Anatomy."Details of the restructuring deal remain murky, but it appears that Rizvi Traverse will cede some of its equity interest in ICM in order to allow Silbermann and Berg to bring more of its top performers into equity-owner positions.The deal was characterized by those in the know as a "transfer of ownership" to the new partnership rather than a formal management buyout, and it was emphasized that no money will change hands in the transaction. Because of that, it's expected that Rizvi Traverse will hang on to a significant chunk of ICM's most lucrative receivables ("Big Bang Theory" alone will generate tens of millions of dollars for the agency in the coming years through its syndie licensing pacts).The number of agents in line for elevation to partner status is still unclear (one source said "more than two and less than 100"). It will encompass heavy hitters from across the agency's key divisions: TV, film, publishing, legit, marketing, concerts and touring. Berg's and Silbermann's titles are likely to change under the partnership structure.Silbermann is said to see the reorg as laying the groundwork for organic growth. The hope is that the partnership structure will bolster the agency at the top and give new incentive to its younger ranks. Contact Cynthia Littleton at cynthia.littleton@variety.com

Cinemax Developing Marion Craig Biopic, Eddie Murphy Set To Star, Spike Lee To Direct

Within their latest collaboration, director Spike Lee and author John Ridley have teamed to have an Cinemax biopic of Marion Craig, with Eddie Murphy mounted on take part in the bigger-then-existence former Washington D.C. mayor. The Cinemax Films project, first reported through the Washington Publish, is presently in development. Ridley is writing the script according to several bits of source material, such as the 1994 book Dream City by D.C. journalists Harry Jaffe and Tom Sherwood who'll function as consultants. Lee aboard to direct. The 2 are executive creating with Murphy. Cinemax formerly created a Marion Craig biopic about ten years ago with Jamie Foxx mounted on star and Chris Rock to executive produce, however the project didn’t move forward. Craig, presently part of the Council from the District Of Columbia, did two terms like a mayor of D.C., from 1979-91 and 1995-99, separated with a six-month stint in federal prison on drug charges that comes from a relevant video of him smoking crack cocaine. Lee and Ridley, who've been creating a movie concerning the L.A. riots, lately joined on Cinemax’s drama pilot Da Brick, which Ridley authored an Lee is pointing. The pilot is within consideration for any series pickup.

Marisa Tomei and Joshua Jackson Join 'Inescapable'

Every three years, the U.S. Copyright Office hears petitions to exempt certain activities from being illegal under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's anti-circumvention protections.our editor recommendsHow Controversial Antipiracy Laws Could Be Enacted Even Without Congress (Analysis) The triennial process has started anew, meaning that consumers will soon get some direction on whether it's proper to remove digital rights management software to make backup copies of music and movies, meaning that documentarians and educators will soon hear whether it's OK to break access controls on DVDs to get ahold of clips for their use. It also means that tinkerers will find out whether they can take iPhones and other mobile devices and "jailbreak" them for interoperability. In total, the Copyright Office will review 20 commentsfrom public advocates, libraries, documentary filmmakers, and individual consumers expressing various proposals. PHOTOS: Crazy Cases! 18 of Hollywood's Outrageous Entertainment Lawsuits Among the highlights: Public Knowledge is requesting the right to rip purchased DVDs so that consumers will have the right to transfer their lawfully acquired movies onto computer hard-drives and other digital devices. The group believes that the time has come for consumers to be able to make "personal place shifting," especially as DVDs go out of style, and says there will be no piracy repercussions. According to the group's comment, "The Register is in the enviable position of balancing a clear benefit to the public against no cognizable harm to rightsholders because the harm they fear already exists." The Electronic Frontier Foundation is proposing the right to "jailbreak" smartphones, electronic tablets and video game consoles. The group says that manufacturers impose technical restrictions that hamper the ability of independent applications to run on these devices. Allowing users to have work-arounds that achieve interoperability will allow "competition, consumer choice, and innovation," according to EFF. The International Documentary Association is requesting the ability to strip away the encryption on DVDs, Blu-Rays, and digitally transmitted video so that filmmakers can gain access to clips for their own works. The group says that filmmakers have long had fair use to copyrighted material, but they are increasingly stymied by new digital protection methods and a complicated clearance process, which has harmed their access and increased burdens when attaining insurance. The group points to several recent documentaries that wouldn't have happened had the Copyright Office not granted an exemption on DVDs the last rule-making go-around, and says it needs to broaden the exemption this time to Blu-Rays and digitally transmitted video. It's unlikely that all of the exemptions will be granted. At the last review, the office's rejections included such proposals as bypassing region codes on DVDs, unlocking DRM on audiobooks distributed by libraries, and stripping works protected by a broadcast flag. But the hearings can be entertaining. For instance, in 2009, Apple vigorously objected to requested exemptions on "jailbreaking" mobile phones. The company warned that if the Copyright Office permitted such a request, it would lead to chaos, including crashes and instability for iPhones, invasion of privacy, the exposure of children to age-inappropriate content, viruses and malware, the crashes of cellular towers, increased piracy, limitations on innovation, and real harm to the Apple/iPhone brand. The Copyright Office granted the "jailbreaking" exemption anyway. And Apple is doing fine. According to a report put out by UBS today, Apple is on pace to sell a record 30 million iPhones in the current quarter. E-mail: eriqgardner@yahoo.com Twitter: @eriqgardner PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery Crazy Cases! 18 of Hollywood's Outrageous Entertainment Lawsuits Apple Piracy

Ice Cube To Star In And Convey Vigilante Drama Work With Foreign exchange

EXCLUSIVE: With what is his first TV starring vehicle, Ice Cube is positioned to topline and executive produce Eye With An Eye, a drama series project in development at Foreign exchange. The project arises from Ice Cube’s company Cube Vision and Rob Kwatinetz’s Prospect Park, which developed the idea together. Eye With An Eye concentrates on a complicated guy, carried out by Ice Cube, who's a skilled paramedic. After too lengthy of departing the moments of violent crimes getting a target fighting to reside in at the rear of his ambulance, he button button snaps and starts going eye a great eye. When his thirst for revenge proves addictive, his personal existence spirals uncontrollable while he tries to reconcile it along with his recently found existence just like a vigilante. Cube and also the Cube Vision partner Matt Alvarez are executive creating with Kwatinetz and Prospect Park’s TV partner Josh Craig. Searching is certainly going ahead for just about any author to pen the script. In TV, Ice Cube is executive creating the The very best spinner's sitcom Am I There Yet? based on his 2005 movie. UTA-repped Ice Cube recurs round the series, having a 100-episode order. Round the film side, he's coping with New Line around the new installment within the hit Friday franchise. He next stars in Rampart and 21 Jump Street. Both Ice Cube and Prospect Park link at Foreign exchange: Ice Cube executive produced the network’s docu series Black. White-colored., while Prospect Park produces Foreign exchange’s breakout comedy Wilfred. Prospect Park also provides comedy GILF, from Wilfred co-creator and star Jason Gann, inside the works at Foreign exchange, among eight series project the business provides on an outing.