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Crash director Paul Haggis is suing one of his co-producers on the Oscar-winning movie over $4.7 million in unpaid royalties. Haggis claims he is owed the millions in profits from the 2005 box office hit and has accused Bob Yari of breach of contract.[...] Read more!
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Director DAVID CRONENBERG will never forgive PAUL HAGGIS for naming his 2005 Oscar-winning movie after his film CRASH.
Cronenberg made Crash, a movie
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DAVID Cronenberg, director of the smash "Eastern Promises," is still mad at writer-director Paul Haggis for naming his 2005 Oscar-winning racial drama "Crash," just nine years after Cronenberg had his own movie called "Crash," about wackos who get...
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Writer/director PAUL HAGGIS has vowed never to sell an old chair he was once given after helping a friend pen a TV script - because he's convinced the
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A fall full of films with post-Sept. 11 themes kicks off with In the Valley of Elah. Director Paul Haggis takes on a subject rarely embraced by Hollywood: the pernicious effect war has on the young people we send to fight.
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Charlize Theron looked absolutely stunning at the photocall and premiere of her new movie, The Valley Of Elah at the Venice Film Vestival on Saturday. The movie is based on a true story about parents (Tommy Lee Jones, Susan Sarandon) working with a police detective (Charlize) to find their son who goes missing after coming home from serving in Iraq. It certainly sounds like an intense film with a controversial subject mattter, but the Oscar winning actress has proven that she is far more than just a gorgeous face.
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Oscar winning "Crash" filmmaker Paul Haggis was at the press junket for "Garden of Elah" when he shared some tidbits
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The Black Donnellys is a new television show created by Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco, the team who wrote the Oscar-winning movie Crash.
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Actress Thandie Newton is still upset Crash director Paul Haggis wasn't straight with her about the film's controversial "hand rape" scene - because she'd have portrayed her character differently if she'd have known.
The pretty Brit's character is violated by Matt Dillon's cop in the gritty Oscar-winning film, and she admits she was perhaps a little naive to shoot the controversial scene without knowing exactly what Haggis wanted in advance.[...] Read more!
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Actress THANDIE NEWTON is still upset CRASH director PAUL HAGGIS wasn't straight with her about the film's controversial "hand rape" scene - because s
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Penelope was on hand last night at the ACLU Bill of Rights Awards in Beverly Hills to honor those that take risks to defend our liberty. There she accepted an award on behalf of director Paul Haggis who got us thinking in his movie, Crash. Jewel performed for the guests. Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks and Bill Maher also took home awards, no doubt for their very outspoken political views. The annual event marks the anniversary of the signing of the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, which includes our rights to free speech.
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Tim McGraw has joined the all-star cast of Oscar winner Paul Haggis' new movie, in which he'll play a cop. The country star, who made his movie debut in football film Friday Night Lights, will play a police chief opposite Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron, Susan Sarandon and James Franco in new movie In The Valley Of Elah. [...] Read more!
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TIM MCGRAW has joined the all-star cast of Oscar winner PAUL HAGGIS' new movie, in which he'll play a cop.
The country star, who made his movie debut
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It's the "Crash" of a Lifetime.
Proving that an Academy Award doesn't guarantee happiness, the producers of this year's Best Picture Oscar winner are at it again.
"Crash" producers Mark Harris and Robert Moresco and director/producer Paul Haggis have sued the Lifetime network for touting a new series called "Angela's Eyes" as being "from the producers of the Academy Award-winning movie 'Crash.'"
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