I will bow to your king when he shows himself....Finally got the F out of GA, Boston your my home 🎵 Wishing for summer nights at Fenway ...Viva LaStool 🐶🏴☠️
Doomsday arrives December 18th.
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Five years. That's how long I chased this one. A script by Cameron Alexander that I fell in love with the moment I read it — a film that had passed through a lot of hands over the years, none of which quite knew what they were holding or how to treat it. I did. So I kept knocking, and I waited, until it was finally mine to look after.
I grew up around German Shepherds. My mum breeds and trains them, and I've always believed they're the best breed going — full stop. I wanted to make the definitive German Shepherd film, and in Cameron's pages, I saw it.
We redeveloped it together and brought on Andrew Simpson, the best dog trainer in the business — if you've seen the Malinois in John Wick, you've seen his work. Then I handed it to two dear friends, Damien Chazelle and Olivia Hamilton, who saw exactly what I saw: a gritty survival thriller made for the big screen. They took it to Paramount, who fell for it as hard as we had. Before I knew it, Brad Pitt had come aboard, with David Ayer directing — an absolute maestro — and we were shooting in New Zealand.
Here's the part that still gets me. Back in the 90s at Pinewood, I was a runner making Brad his tea and coffee on Interview with the Vampire. To now be one of the producers on what may be one of his very best films… I don't have a word for it other than: pinch me.
HEART OF THE BEAST. In cinemas September 25th.
I am so proud of this one. It's everything I hoped it would be.
And look — everybody loves a dog. It's about the only thing the whole world agrees on. So let me put your mind at ease right now: the dog does not die. You're welcome. 🐾
Barstool Sports presents The Case: Season 3 hosted by @kirkmin. A true crime series investigating the murder of Anne Barber Dunlap discovered in a trunk of a car in 1996 in Minneapolis
My favorite scene and moment from any movie ever made.
The line delivery hits so hard with the music, the drama of the story, and all of the emotional build up.
Goosebumps every time. Perfect. (Also, what a mic drop from Yoda)
Happy @StarWars Day.