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UPCOMING FILMING

THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME (Dir: Antonio Campos) Filming 19 February to 19 April 2019, Birmingham, Alabama | Pre Production as at 6 September 2018

Role: Roy Laferty

Release Date: 2020 Netflix

CURRENT RELEASE

DAMSEL (Dir: David and Nathan Zellner)

Role: Samuel Alabaster

Release Date: 2018 – Check dedicated Damsel Film Page for list of countries by clicking on pic above

HIGH LIFE (Dir: Claire Denis) Complete as at 11 August 2018

Role: Monte

Release Date: 2018 & 2019. For specific dates click on photo above to take you to our High Life dedicated film page.

POST PRODUCTION

THE LIGHTHOUSE (Dir: Robert Eggers) Post Production as at 29 May 2018

Role: TBA

Release Date: 2019

THE KING (Dir: David Michôd) Post Production as at 16 August 2018

Role: The Dauphin of France

Release Date: 2019 Netflix

WAITING FOR THE BARBARIANS (Dir: Ciro Guerra) Post Production as at 2 January 2019

Role: Warrant Officer Mandel

Release Date: 2020

PRE-PRODUCTION

THE SOUVENIR PART 2 (Dir: Joanna Hogg) Pre Production as at 8 June 2017 (Part 1 in post production as at 22 Oct 2017)

Role: TBA

Release Date: 2019 – Scheduled to Film Summer 2019

IN DEVELOPMENT

THE BLEACHING YARD (Dir: Mona Fastvold)

Role: TBA

Release Date: Unknown although rumoured to be filming in 2018

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FILM UPDATE: #TheTrap & #IdolsEye Finally Removed from Robert Pattinson IMDbPro “In Development”

Robert Pattinson (or anyone) no longer attached to The Trap or Idol’s Eye

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It should come as no surprise (and I know a relief to some), but Harmony Korine’s “The Trap” and Olivier Assayas “Idol’s Eye” have finally been removed from Rob’s IMDbPro page. I know that Rob has previously said that he’s in touch with Assayas on that project, but perhaps he’s now decided to not be involved because maybe we’re about to get news of a new project … hmmm

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Written By: Maria // Posted On: Feb 11, 2019 // Filed Under: Film News|Updates,Harmony Korine|The Trap,Idol's Eye // 1 Comments

FILM UPDATE: Harmony Korine Tells .@erickohn | IndieWire #TheTrap Could Still Happen – It Has Potential

We may still get Robert Pattinson as an uzi wielding surfer in The Trap

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Eric Kohn from IndieWire sat down with Harmony Korine to talk about The Beach Bum and the subject of The Trap came up and this is what Harmony had to say:

“The Trap” Could Still Happen

Following the surprise commercial success of “Spring Breakers,” Korine initially had a different project in mind: “The Trap,” a very different sort of Florida-based story that at one point had Jamie Foxx and Benicio del Toro attached to star. But a series of complications arose during the pre-production stage. “This fucking thing fell apart,” Korine said. “I was like a month away from making it in Miami.” He described the project as “a gangster film … about a rapper who lives in Miami and goes to prison. It’s super violent.” After securing financing for the picture, “one of the actors had some issues, and a scheduling conflict,” Korine said. “Rather than get depressed or freak out, I needed to make something right away, so I wrote something that was the opposite of that. I felt like making a comedy, I felt like laughing, I wanted to do something that was more of a stoner vibe. And that was when I wrote ‘The Beach Bum.’”

He still thinks “The Trap” has potential. “I’m going to go back and make it,” he said. But when pressed to describe his next project, Korine diverted to an idea that lit up the room, even as his playful demeanor left his real intentions unclear. “I want to remake that movie ‘Cocoon,’” he said. Then he changed his mind and suggested that a “Children of Corn” remake was on his docket instead. From the audience, someone shouted, “‘Children of the Cocoon’!” Korine smiled. “That’s a great title,” he said.

To be honest I’m not even sure if Rob would still be attached (it’s still listed on his IMDbPro page, but there’s a part of me that’s been waiting to see uzi-wielding surfer Max for quite some time.  Development is currently “unknown” as at 11 July 2017.  Franco hasn’t been linked to the project since 2016.  Gucci Mane was added in 2016.  Details on our The Trap film page HERE

Written By: Maria // Posted On: Nov 18, 2018 // Filed Under: Harmony Korine|The Trap,Print Interview // 0 Comments

RPAU ROUNDUP: Robert Pattinson “Projects in Development” as at 6 April 2018

Robert Pattinson’s Upcoming Projects

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I tweeted today that The King has finally been removed from Rob’s IMDbPro page.  It’s not a surprise to me because I believe Justin Kroll when he said that Rob wasn’t involved given he had the exclusive on Joel Edgerton.  IMDb | IMDbPro isn’t 100% accurate at the best of times, but I thought I’d take this opportunity to reflect on the projects in development currently listed on Rob’s page:

A photo of the completed #lighthouse set build on the Leif Ericson trail at Cape Forchu. The 60-foot lighthouse was designed to replicate those built in the early 20th century for the feature film, starring Willem Dafoe & Robert Pattinson. #nsfilmjobs #novascotia pic.twitter.com/pK8Qaf4lav

— Screen Nova Scotia (@Screen_NS) April 5, 2018

The Lighthouse (Robert Eggers)

Robert Pattinson said he was excited about his next project and “excited to be in a horror movie by Robert Eggers.”

Rob is currently in Nova Scotia with William Dafoe.  The film is currently in pre-production and filming is rumoured to commence on Monday 9 April 2018 and scheduled to finish around 11 May 2018.  We also know they have finalised the building of the lighthouse (see pic above) and the roads are now closed off from the general public.  It’s currently slated to be released in 2019.

The Souvenir: Part 2 (Joanna Hogg)

Not much is known about The Souvenir: Part 2 other than filming is supposed to start in the summer of this year and that Rob will have a leading role.  Part 1 is currently post production as at 22 October 2017, but we should know next Thursday (12 April 2018) if it is in fact going to Cannes as has been rumoured.

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Written By: Maria // Posted On: Apr 06, 2018 // Filed Under: Future Projects,Harmony Korine|The Trap,Idol's Eye,The Devil All the Time,The Lighthouse,The Souvenir,Waiting for the Barbarians // 2 Comments

Film Update:  Harmony Korine Talks The Trap with Dazed Digital


Well we always knew this movie may not eventuate and if it does it’s possible Robert may not be involved. Oh well I’m sure if we don’t see uzi wielding Max we will meet someone else. From Dazed Digital:

“Because The Trap was almost made last year. We prepped The Trap for a year and were a couple of weeks out from shooting it, and then one of the actors dropped out, and the whole schedule collapsed. Rather than wait another year until everybody was free again, I wrote The Beach Bum.

So, for The Trap, do you need to wait until Robert Pattinson and everyone else is available again?

Harmony Korine: He was free. It wasn’t him who dropped out. But I don’t know. After I’m done with The Beach Bum, I’ll see where everybody is. I’ll probably end up recasting the whole film.”

Thanks Sue.

Written By: Maria // Posted On: Sep 12, 2017 // Filed Under: Film News|Updates,Harmony Korine|The Trap // 1 Comments

PRINT: James Franco Interviews Harmony Korine & Talks “The Trap” (September 2016)

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I still have high hopes that this film will come to fruition.  Back in September 2016, James Franco interviewed Harmony Korine for Office.  As of December 2016, it looks like Franco is no longer involved, but then who really knows what is happening with The Trap.  Here’s an extract below:

JF — So let me jump into the writing scripts real quick—famously you wrote Kids in about three weeks, and you wrote Spring Breakers pretty fast too. … But now, the scripts that you’re writing since Spring Breakers are taking a long time. At one point you said something like “The scripts I write, I write really fast because they’re a blueprint.” But now it seems like they’ve become something else.

HK — Yeah, you’re totally right. What it is is, both of these scripts grew. So, I wrote The Trap, which is a movie that we were going to make last year, and that took a couple months, it took a while but we got it all together, it was a big film—or, it is a big film—lots of actors, a pretty full-on, muscular genre film, kind of violent. Then, I think like a month out of shooting, I had an issue with one of the actors—or there was an issue with one of the actors—and I had to replace that actor, but then the person I replaced him with, I had to wait on his schedule, and in that time another actor…it was like a domino effect. So they wanted to push the film back for another year, which I’m fine with. It’s not that I completely lose interest, but in that period I was just antsy. So all last year I was like, I’m not just going to wait on that film, I’m going to write something else and see what happens. Then I wrote this movie, it’s about done now, so this one seems—it’s like anything else, whatever’s new you’re the most excited about. So I’m still going to make The Trap, I just might make it after this other film. The main thing, you know, it probably has taken me longer to write because the stories are more ambitious, and the budgets are bigger, and the scope is maybe bigger. So I guess in some ways I feel like I have to put more into these scripts, because it’s kind of like I’m asking for more. If it were up to me I’d just write a very bare bones, skeletal thing and then riff around it. But it’s more difficult to put these bigger films together, so when I start writing it really takes hold. It becomes more like a novel, and that’s like what these became, they’re slightly more epic, more involved, and they also become a lot more about the place. I found myself maybe being overly descriptive with certain things, they’re almost like mini books now. So that’s what happened. But honestly, a lot of it comes down to the scope of them, and the size of them. Because I like the idea of pushing the vision into something bigger. I never really feel satisfied, I always feel like what I’ve done is only like, an infinitesimal amount of what I could possibly do. If I could really do what I wanted, I could do such serious damage. It would be amazing.

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JF — Now, as far as working with actors, if you look at all your films, you’ve worked with a lot of non-actors, you’ve worked with a lot of first time actors, and so in The Trap, it was really one of the first times you were going to—and maybe you were even forced, like you had to for budgetary reasons—work with A-list actors. Is there a reason?

HK — Yeah, well for one I am really greedy now, and I want as many people to see the films as possible. I don’t want them to be limited, and so with that movie, it felt like it was time to go for it, and work with all these big names. But I also spent months casting real people, that were amazing, like real characters, you know? So it was going to be a kind of mix, and I was going to really make the other people disappear into this world, in a way. So it’s still a mix. But it’s hard enough even making movies, getting movies financed with names. So as much as I love working with non-actors, the economics of it is prohibitive. And it’s fun for me when people who wouldn’t normally see this type of film see the movie, in some ways that reaction is more interesting than just kind of dumping it and having the same people watch it. It’s more exciting for me. I spent so many years making films when I was a kid, and I love those movies, I love the way that they seem to have some kind of like cultural effect. But yeah, you want to spread your wings and see how far you can fly.

Click on the link for the full interview.

Thanks @ropcr for heads up.

Written By: Maria // Posted On: Jan 14, 2017 // Filed Under: Harmony Korine|The Trap // 1 Comments

Robert Pattinson Films Making “Anticipated” & “Looking Forward To” Lists for 2017

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Robert Pattinson’s films seems to be appearing on a lot of “Anticipated” or “Looking Forward” movie lists.  I know there are some of us that are Doubting Thomas’ when it comes to The Trap and High Life isn’t scheduled until 2018, but I’m pretty chuffed that Robert’s films are making these lists.

Little White Lies has included 3 of films in their “50 Films to Look Forward to in 2017”

11. The Lost City of Z

Eta spring 2017

James Gray’s follow-up to 2014’s The Immigrant tells the true story of British explorer Percy Fawcett’s travels to Amazonia in the 1920s. Hoping to discover a lost civilisation in the treacherous, unchartered jungle, Fawcett (Charlie Hunnam) ignores the ridicule he faces from his contemporaries and devotes his life to his work. Robert Pattinson and Sienna Miller co-star.

18. The Trap

Eta unknown

Spring Breakers writer/director Harmony Korine is behind this horror/crime-thriller starring James Franco, Robert Pattinson, Al Pacino and Benicio Del Toro. Korine has hinted that the film is the second part of his so-called ‘Florida Trilogy’. This time the action centres on an ex-convict and his quest for revenge against a gangster rapper friend who let him take the fall for a robbery they committed 14 years earlier. [Maria: I believe Franco is no longer involved, but then who knows with this film]

24. High Life

Eta late 2017 [Maria:  Actually High Life is due for release in 2018]

French master Claire Denis helms this Robert Pattinson-starring drama. Set in the future, it casts Pattinson, Patricia Arquette and Mia Goth as a group of criminals who accept a mission in space. In doing so they become the subjects of a human reproduction experiment. We couldn’t be more intrigued by this winning combination.

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Written By: Maria // Posted On: Jan 03, 2017 // Filed Under: Damsel,Harmony Korine|The Trap,High Life,Sites / Blog Articles,The Lost City of Z // 1 Comments

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