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Le Magazine Cineplex OCTOBRE 2010 | VOLUME 9 | NUMÉRO 9 VIVIANE AUDET JEAN RENO OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN Plus LE RÉSEAU SOCIAL DE JESSE EISENBERG Matt Damon AU-DELÀ DE HEREAFTER PUBLICATIONS MAIL AGREEMENT NO. 40708019 NOUVEAU LOOK, NOUVELLES SECTIONS: FAMOUS QUÉBEC DEVIENT LE MAGAZINE CINEPLEX 10_cineplex-FR-cover-1.indd 1 10-09-10 1:57 PM immortel FamousQC.indd 1 10-09-09 1:07 PM Red FamousQC.indd 1 10-09-09 12:57 PM OCTOBRE 2010 | VOL 9 | Nº9 RUBRIQUES 6 ÉDITORIAL 8 PHOTOSYNTHÈSE 10 CINÉFIX 14 NOUVELLES D’ICI 16 SORTIES EN SALLE 42 LA TERRE TOURNE 42 TAPIS ROUGES 46 MUSIQUE 48 DVD 50 LE DERNIER MOT TÊTES D’AFFICHE 22 VIVIANE AUDET La belle campe une Fille du Roy qui s’amourache d’un chasseur de loups-garous NOS dans Le Poil de la bête. MUSTS Aventures, horreur, comédie Dix fi lms à et histoire se croisent dans voir avant la ce fi lm qui nous transporte fi n de l’année! en Nouvelle-France. Voyage dans le temps avec l’actrice 38 de l’heure. SOMMAIRE 26 JEAN RENO 28 JESSE EISENBERG 32 OLIVIA 34 MATT DAMON Quel homme peut survivre à Il a tissé Le Réseau social. NEWTON-JOHN 40 ans ne rime pas avec une rafale de 22 projectiles? Mais le fondateur de Lier comédie musicale et quarantaine pour l’acteur. Celui que l’on surnomme Facebook n’a pas que des sport national? Un combo Il tient la vedette dans L’Immortel. Résumé de sa amis. Profi l d’un phénomène surprenant offert chez Hereafter, ce mois-ci. Et a course contre la mort. planétaire. Score: A Hockey Musical. bien des projets en tête. 4 | LE MAGAZINE CINEPLEX | OCTOBRE 2010 Sommaire_FR_October2010.indd 4 10-09-10 2:01 PM PDF/X-1a:2003 AVANT-PREMIÈRE É D I T E U R SALAH BACHIR DIRECTEUR DE LA PUBLICATION MATHIEU CHANTELOIS RÉDACTRICE EN CHEF ADJOINTE MARIE-CLAUDE FILLION MAINTENANT À CONCEPTION GRAPHIQUE TREVOR STEWART ASSISTANTE À LA CONCEPTION GRAPHIQUE ALIZA KLEIN COORDONNATRICE MARNI WEISZ L’AFFICHE: COLLABORATEURS MICHEL GARCEAU, MARTIN GRENIER, JEAN-FRANÇOIS LÉGARÉ, FABIEN PHILIPPE, NICOLAS TITTLEY, MARNI WEISZ ET KEVIN WILIAMSON. LE MAGAZINE PHOTOGRAPHES JOCELYN MICHEL, PASCALE THÉRIEN. DIRECTRICE DE LA PRODUCTION SHEILA GREGORY CINEPLEX LE MAGAZINE CINEPLEX EST REPRÉSENTÉ PAR CINEPLEX MÉDIA Ce mois-ci, Famous Québec change de visage. VENTES PUBLICITAIRES Vous avez entre les mains le premier numéro du magazine Cineplex. QUÉBEC 514 868-0005 DIRECTRICE DES VENTES Aux cours des huit dernières années, notre équipe s’est a airée à SOPHIE JODOIN (POSTE 222) vous o rir du contenu unique. Loin de nous l’idée de nous éloigner de CHARGÉE DES COMPTES MARTIN DÉZIEL (POSTE 224) cette mission: nous continuerons à vous présenter des entrevues avec COORDONNATRICE AUX VENTES . MÉLISSA DALLAIRE (POSTE 223) Passez au rose, aidez la cause les plus grandes stars d’ici et de Hollywood. Mais le temps était venu de faire un magazine qui re ète davantage notre nouvelle réalité. TORONTO 416 539-8800 VICE-PRÉSIDENT ROBERT BROWN Nous avons lancé Famous Québec en 2002. À l’époque, la publi- (POSTE 232) C’est une réaction en chaîne positive qui commence par l’achat d’un DIRECTRICE DES VENTES cation était o erte dans les cinémas Famous Players. En 2005, ces MAGAZINES FAMOUS ® LORELEI VON HEYMANN (POSTE 249) BlackBerry rose et se termine par un meilleur accès aux plus établissements ont été vendus à Cineplex Divertissement. Dès lors, DIRECTEUR NATIONAL DES VENTES le nom de notre mensuel a cessé de représenter les lieux où nous JOHN TSIRLIS (POSTE 237) DIRECTRICE DES VENTES étions distribués. CINDY FROST (POSTE 254) récentes technologies de détection du cancer du sein. Pour chaque DIRECTEUR DES VENTES L’idée de devenir le magazine Cineplex a grandi en nous pour des ZOLTAN TOTH (POSTE 233) ® TM TM TM raisons bien évidentes. Cette entreprise est le réseau de cinémas le CHARGÉS DES COMPTES BlackBerry Curve 9300, Pearl 3G ou Curve 8530 rose vendu, VINCENT ALOI (POSTE 235) plus important du Québec; au l des ans, son nom est devenu un vé- CORY ATKINS (POSTE 257) SHEREE MCKAVANAGH (POSTE 245) TELUS donnera 25 $ pour des technologies novatrices contre le ritable synonyme de l’expression complexe cinématographique. JENNA PATERSON (POSTE 243) Nous avons aussi pro té de ce second baptême pour nous don- MICHAEL VAN ZON (POSTE 241) ED VILLA (POSTE 239) cancer du sein à un hôpital de votre localité. Ces nouveaux appareils ner un nouveau look. Tout l’été, notre directeur artistique, Trevor DIRECTRICE DES OPÉRATIONS MÉDIAS Stewart, a travaillé pour dynamiser notre magazine. Résultat: un CATHY PROWSE (POSTE 223) design poli et moderne. COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE offrent aux patientes plusieurs avantages, car ils sont 28 % plus CHARGÉ DES COMPTES Nous vous proposons également de nouvelles sections. La Terre MATT WATSON 778 997-3923 précis que les conventionnels, produisent 22 % moins de radiations et tourne vous présente désormais les échos des plateaux d’un peu par- REMERCIEMENTS ELLIS JACOB, SUSAN tout dans le monde, alors que la rubrique Vues de chez nous regarde REGINELLI, TAMMY-LYNN ROBERT, KRYSTINE BALLAY, CHARLENE HAM, permettent l’envoi immédiat de résultats imagés par courriel. Le cancer ce que mijotent les stars et les réalisateurs d’ici. Et nous tapissons UMA ISLOW, DEBI KINGSTON, INGRID RANDOJA, JOAN GRANT, DANIEL aussi plusieurs pages de somptueuses photos de paillettes et de tapis SÉGUIN, TERRY SINGH, JEAN STINZIANI, du sein nous concerne tous, alors passez rouges dans nos sections Tenues de soirée et Photosynthèse. DIANA GILENO, KAILEY KOSHER. En orchestrant cette petite révolution, nous avons pris soin de Le magazine Cineplex est publié onze fois par an par Cineplex Divertissement. Le coût d’un abonnement annuel au rose dès aujourd’hui et offrez la santé garder intact ce qui a forgé notre réputation au l des ans. Notre est de 31,05 $ (27,50 $ + TPS et TVQ) au Canada. Les équipe de journalistes reste la même. C’est donc avec tout notre demandes d’abonnement et les lettres au courrier du lecteur doivent être envoyées par la poste à Le magazine aux femmes de votre communauté. Visitez bagage, notre passion et nos connaissances cinématographiques Cineplex, 102, av. Atlantic, bureau 100, Toronto, (Ontario), Notre nouvelle publication que nous entamons cette nouvelle aventure. M6K 1X9, par télécopieur au 416 539-8511 ou par Le magazine Cineplex et courriel à [email protected] Convention telusmobilite.com/rose pour les détails. la première édition de Le magazine se retrouvera dans tous les Cineplex de la province. de poste-publications No 40708019. Retourner toute , en 2002. correspondance ne pouvant être livrée au Canada à Le Famous Québec En plus, 100 000 exemplaires seront dorénavant livrés dans le cahier magazine Cineplex, 102, av. Atlantic, bureau 100, Toronto, Week-end du Journal de Montréal. Avec un tirage de 200 000 exem- (Ontario), M6K 1X9. 100 000 exemplaires sont distribués dans les Cineplex et plaires, nous devenons l’une des publications francophones les plus importantes au pays. Et c’est sans 100 000 dans le cahier Week-end du Journal de Montréal. compter notre présence sur le Web. Cineplex.com est une source d’informations indispensable dans le Le magazine Cineplex reçoit le matériel pour fi ns de publication et n’est pas responsable du renvoi du matériel merveilleux monde du divertissement. et des photographies non sollicités. Le contenu ne peut Ne reste plus qu’à vous souhaiter bonne lecture. Nous brûlons déjà d’envie de recevoir vos commen- être reproduit sans le consentement écrit de l’éditeur. © Cineplex Divertissement 2007. Demande d’adhésion taires. Longue vie au magazine Cineplex! présentée à BPA International en janvier 2004. Visitez facebook.com/telusfr pour colorer votre photo de profi l en rose Passez au rose ■ SALAH BACHIR, ÉDITEUR et TELUS donnera 1 $ pour des technologies visant à détecter le cancer du sein. ■ MATHIEU CHANTELOIS, DIRECTEUR DE LA PUBLICATION 6 | LE MAGAZINE CINEPLEX | OCTOBRE 2010 TELUS, le logo TELUS et le futur est simple sont des marques de commerce utilisées avec l’autorisation de TELUS Corporation. 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