Let the Right One In News

THE French film Un Prophete has been nominated for six European Film awards, including best film and best director, the European Film Academy announced on Saturday at the Seville Europe Film Festival.

Academy-Award-winning actresses Gwyneth Paltrow and Nicole Kidman will be teaming up together on the big screen in a film adaptation of the novel, The Danish Girl .

Run, Casting Tidbits, run! First up, Variety reports that Gwyneth Paltrow is joining Nicole Kidman in the semi-recently announced project The Danish Girl , an adaptation of David Ebershoff's novel to be directed by Thomas Alfredson .

Gwyneth Paltrow is leaving Pepper Potts and becoming Greta Wegenar. Having just wrapped "Iron Man 2," Paltrow is now signed on to appear in "The Danish Girl," the story of the world's first post-operative transsexual.

Gwyneth Paltrow is joining Nicole Kidman in The Danish Girl , reports Variety . Thomas Alfredson is directing a script by Lucinda Coxon.

The American remake of Let the Right One In started production this week , which I knew because I felt a great disturbance in the force.

Overture Films has sent out an official press release announcingA that principal photography began today on Let Me In ,A Matt Reeves a adaptation/remake of Let the Right On .A The press release mentions a few new additions to the cast, whichA include Elias Koteas as the policeman, Cara Buono as Owena s mother and Sasha Barrese as Virginia.

Robert Englund has revealed that the latest film to frighten him is Tomas Alfredson's Let The Right One In .

In honor of Halloween, a day of vampires and naughty misdeeds, I sat down to watch Let the Right One In again - a movie tied to a naughty misdeed of my own.

It's a vampire's world, we humans just live in it. The veeps are everywhere at the moment, glowering from movie screens, the television and towers of paperback novels, be they horny toothy teenagers or Southern gothic redux , filled up with lust for sex and death, they've even taken over the Vancity Theatre, as part of Vampyre Weekend .

Being a vampire is a messy business. From the elegance of Count Dracula to the hipster coolness of Spike, this element of vampirism easily gets lost in translation, but there is simply no denying that a life that depends on the consumption and digestion of blood is not a pretty one.

Rated: R for some bloody violence including disturbing images, brief nudity and language Running time: 115 minutes Released: 2008 Last week I wrote about a horror film that would be good to throw on at a Halloween party.

FILM fans can enjoy a new season of Sunday night movies in Matlock. Matlock Film Society kicked off its autumn programme last month with Summer, written by Matlock's Hugh Ellis and shot in Derbyshire.

Before last week's Fever Ray show at Webster Hall, I spoke with Karin Dreijer Andersson, the band's main writer and singer.

The Jake Erhardt International Film Series will show the Swedish film Lat den ratte komma in Tuesday, Oct.

Richard Jenkins is taking a role with some bite: The Oscar nominee has signed on to "Let Me In." The movie is an American version of the great 2008 Swedish film "Let the Right One In," in which a young boy realizes his new neighbor may not be the sweet little girl she seems.

Let the Right One In, the remake that's currently running with the title of Fish Head and looks set to be called Let Me In, has gathered a cast together, and there's not a Philip Seymour Hoffman in sight.

An official press release from Overture Films has named three stars of Matt Reeves' Let Me In , adapted from the novel Let the Right One In .

UPDATE: Overture Films has told Slashfilm that Hoffman is not in fact part of the cast, but didn't comment on the other names mentioned.

Just accept it - they're remaking Let the Right One In and there's nothing you can do about it.