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And Fox 411 blogger Roger Friedman, who often praises Weinstein Co. movies, hearts Rob Marshall's Nine, which most of us will see at the end of November. The Vogue cover story promises more than it delivers, with only one Annie Leibovitz photo on the inside (on the jump, with the photo-shoot video) and a breathlessly gushy Shepperton-as-Cinecitta set feature by Plum Sykes.
I lost some faith in Chicago's Marshall after the inert and overwrought Memoirs of a Geisha. I never saw this musical on Broadway, and question how a $90-million movie can make its money back. But as an ardent fan of 8 1/2 and movie musicals, I am eager to see this.
[Nine photos for Vogue by Annie Leibovitz]
4 Comments
Alan Green | November 10, 2009 9:44 AM
i did. i thought IB would make tons. i took it for granted. i don't think nine will, though
mary | November 10, 2009 2:48 AM
At so much time, the Weinsteins know better than many people. Who thought that "Inglourious Basterds" could gross $300 million worldwide?
Alan Green | November 10, 2009 2:12 AM
nine cost $90 million? how, why, and who thought this movie could make that back
Derrin Zikks | November 10, 2009 1:49 AM
"When I talk to her by phone a few weeks later, Marion, who speaks with a delightful French accent, tells me..."
Who knew Marion Cotillard had a French accent.