Toronto Update: Download THR's Day 4 'Daily'; Relativity Launching Specialty Division; Chris Rock's Hilarious Tribute to Joan Rivers; Denzel Washington Recalls N-Word Insults; Bill Nighy Blasts Margaret Thatcher; Full Deals and Reviews
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Toronto: Download THR's Day 4 'Daily'
In day 4 of THR's Toronto festival daily, Chris Rock's 'Top Five' stands out in a tepid market, Relativity launches a specialty division, and Wild Bunch head Vincent Maraval responds to Abel Ferrera's rant about cuts ... | Read More
Toronto: Relativity Launching Specialty Division (Exclusive)
Production president Robbie Brenner will head the unit, while veteran specialty acquisitions executive Matt Brodlie was brought in to co-run the new venture | Read More
Toronto Video: Chris Rock's Emotional, Hilarious Tribute to 'Mount Rushmore' Joan Rivers
"She was the hippest comedian from the time she started to the day she died," the 'Top Five' star-director tells THR | Read More
Toronto: Denzel Washington Recalls N-Word Insults at 'Equalizer' Press Conference
Washington talked about walking on the street and being hurled the pejorative | Read More
Toronto: Bill Nighy Blasts Margaret Thatcher for Bashing Gays, Trade Unions
The 'Pride' star praised the UK comedy about militant gays uniting with striking miners in 1984 Britain | Read More
Toronto: Eddie Redmayne Leaps to Head of Oscar Pack for 'The Theory of Everything'
Additionally, Felicity Jones gives a standout turn in James Marsh's follow-up to his Oscar-winning documentary 'Man on Wire,' a Stephen Hawking biopic | Read More
Toronto: Kriv Stenders on Making A Killer Out of Simon Pegg
"I'm a big fan of casting against type," says the Australian director on why he picked funny man Pegg to play an assassin in 'Kill Me Three Times' | Read More
Toronto: Jon Stewart on Not Getting Too Serious With 'Rosewater'
'The Daily Show' host insists his Iranian prison movie is one more way to portray political absurdity | Read More
Toronto: History of New York City Rat Scurries to Big Screen
The documentary will be based on Robert Sullivan's international best-selling book about the resilient creatures | Read More
Toronto: Steve Coogan to Tackle Film Adaptation of West End Play 'Boswell for the Defence'
Gregor Jordan will direct from a script by playwright Patrick Edgeworth | Read More
Toronto: Distrib Films Picks Up Two Italian Comedies for US
Roberto Ando's 'Viva Liberta' stars Toni Servillo and crime comedy 'The Mafia Only Kills in Summer' features political satirist turned director Pierfrancesco Diliberto | Read More
Toronto Video: Josh Charles Remembers 'Dead Poets' Co-Star Robin Williams
'The Judge's' Robert Downey Jr. and co-stars and 'Before We Go's' Chris Evans also stop by THR's video lounge | Read More
'Tigers': Toronto Review
The salesman who blew the whistle on the baby food scandal in Pakistan becomes an inspiring story of personal courage portrayed by popular young Bollywood star Emraan Hashmi | Read More
'Time Out of Mind': Toronto Review
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'Teen Lust': Toronto Review
Cary Elwes is a Satanist cult leader who plans to sacrifice Jesse Carere's virginal flesh -- unless he manages to have sex first | Read More
'Miss Julie': Toronto Review
Jessica Chastain, Colin Farrell and Samantha Morton star in Liv Ullmann's film of the classic Strindberg drama, relocated to Ireland | Read More
'The Good Lie': Toronto Review
Director Philippe Falardeau's follow-up to his Oscar-nominated 'Monsieur Lazhar' focuses on Sudanese refugees seeking a new life in America, with Arnold Oceng and Reese Witherspoon | Read More
'Pawn Sacrifice': Toronto Review
Tobey Maguire and Liev Schreiber face off in the greatest chess match in history | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, September 08, 2014 at 3:02 AM.

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