Mammone to star in supernatural thriller 4/2/14 11:17 AM VISIT OTHER INTERMEDIA SITES Search QUICK LINKS: IF Magazine Production Book IF FX Quarterly Home What's On In Production Production Book Professional Courses Survey IF FX PR Wire Film Distribution Television Digital Content Funding Festivals Production Video Content Marketing HotWare International Giveaways Advertise Film Reviews Partners Contact us Jobs News Categories In Production PR Wire (5534) Film (812) Production (314) Television (5) Marketing (2) Digital Content (93) Festivals (262) | Funding (181) Distribution (515) Most Recent Articles Mammone to star in supernatural thriller Aussies win $US70,000 in online competition [Mon 31/03/2014 11:43:27] First titles announced for SFF By Don Groves Australian films B.O. scorecard Fresh from playing the lead in Fat Tony & Co, Robert Mammone will play a homeless man Sneezing Baby Panda set for release in China who is confronted by a malevolent presence on a late-night commuter train in Bunny. Vale David Hannay Most Popular Articles This Week The supernatural thriller is due to start shooting in Sydney in May, the feature directing debut of US screenwriter Peter Schink, who wrote and was associate producer on the 2010 Newbie joins Strangerland cast pic Legion, which starred Paul Bettany and Dennis Quaid. Vale David Hannay Mammone, who came back last week after playing a Greek general in Russell Crowe’s The Gibney set to tackle The Killing Field Water Diviner, will also serve as an executive producer on Bunny. BBC First brings out the stars Screen Australia funds See-Saw Films, Goalpost The plot revolves around a group of strangers on the train who find the body of a young Pictures features junkie. The original idea came from Sydney-based, US producer Jeff Wannberg, who regularly commutes to and from Sydney late at night. “Jeff pitched it to me as The Conjuring on a train,” Schink told IF on the line from the US. He co-wrote the screenplay with Kade Robinson. Aussie Troy Planet is producing with Wannberg. Schink said Mammone got involved via his friend Planet and all four had been developing the project for the past two and a half years. The other cast is yet to be an announced but all will be Australian. Among the other characters are a Greek Australian, an Indian Australian and a Torres Strait Islander. Mammone told IF that his work off-camera on Bunny has given him a new appreciation of the role of the producer. "It's no easy street," he said. Originally he intended to take the larger part of another character but decided to play Bosco "as a more controlled role which also gives me more scope as an actor." He added, "With Peter Schink at the helm, a talented young ensemble cast and a kick ass script, we can't wait to begin filming.” The DoP is Joseph Pickering (Fat Tony & Co, Janet King, Serangoon Road) and Peta Einberg is responsible for casting. Mammone and Brigham Glaser are the EPs. It will be a four-week shoot on the set of a train at disused railyards. The actor had a great time in Australia and Turkey shooting The Water Diviner with Crowe, a mate since they made The Crossing in 1989 and Heaven's Burning in the mid-1990s. His character is among a group of Greek soldiers who went on a rape-and-pillage spree through Turkey to try to reclaim land which they claimed was stolen by the Turks from Greece 450 years earlier. Observing Crowe first-hand as a director, Mammone said, "He's really impressive, clear, concise and calm. He gets the best out of everyone." Mammone has ambitions to direct but has not yet settled on a project. [Mon 31/03/2014 11:43:27] HotWare Tags: bunny fat-tony-&-co peter-schink robert-mammone Looking to film in the USA? Meet the PRs and marketers Related Articles who can help. Broadcast Media Dan Mor tackles Arrowhead http://if.com.au/2014/03/31/article/Mammone-to-star-in-supernatural-thriller/ZZVANLTPBN.html Page 1 of 3 CBS Films, 'Last Vegas' Director Reteam for Female Sports Reporter Film - The Hollywood Reporter 2/27/14 1:19 PM Follow MOVIESLike 303kTV MUSICSubscribeTECH THEIndustry BUSINESS Tools STYLE NewslettersCULTURE AWARDSDaily PDF VIDEO RegisterSubscribeLog inNewsletters CBS Films, 'Last Vegas' Director Reteam for Female Sports Reporter Film 11:30 AM PST 2/27/2014 by Tatiana Siegel 16 27 0 0 0 Email (#) Print (/print/684060) Comments (http://j.mp/1hDUoCG# comments) Joel Silverman will aDapt Susan Fornoff's memoir "The LaDy in the Locker Room" about her battle in the 1980s to gain access to the men's locker room, which Jon Turteltaub will Direct. CBS Films and Last Vegas helmer Jon Turteltaub are reteaming for a period film about one of the first female sports reporters to break the gender barrier. The company has acquired a pitch by Joel Silverman based on Susan Fornoff's book The Lady in the Locker Room. The deal also includes Fornoff's life rights. Turteltaub is attached to direct and produce with Karim Zreik (Common Law). Silverman will write the screenplay. In the 1980s, Fornoff fought to secure equal rights for female sports journalists, insisting they deserved the same access to AP Images/Invision athletes as their male colleagues. At the Jon Turteltaub time, most sports leagues barred women from entering the locker room, which made it difficult for OUR EDITOR RECOMMENDS writers like Fornoff to do their jobs. Fornoff, who worked for (/news/cbs-leslie-moonves-talks- papers including USA Today and the Sacramento Bee, finally revenue-664656) smashed that barrier, becoming one of the first women to enter (/news/cbs-leslie- moonves-talks-revenue- the locker room. The movie will chronicle her hilarious and 664656) harrowing journey to thrive in this ultimate man's world. 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Film Festival on Sunday tapped “Noble (http://variety.com/t/noble/)” as winner of the Panavision Spirit Award for Independent Cinema, given to a feature made outside mainstream Hollywood. http://variety.com/2014/film/news/noble-prize-tops-santa-barbara-fest-kudos-1201094659/ Page 1 of 5 ‘Noble’ Prize Tops Santa Barbara Fest Kudos | Variety 2/9/14 5:42 PM The honor includes a Panavision camera package worth $60,000. Mark Huberman, who appears in the film, accepted the award for director Stephen Bradley. An honorable mention was awarded to Hill Harper for his performance in “1982,” directed by Tommy Oliver. The International Film Award went to France’s “Eastern Boys,” directed by Robin Campillo. Diane Kurys’ “For a Woman” received an honorable mention for directing. Documentary Film Award went to “Queens and Cowboys: A Straight Year on the Gay Rodeo.” Director Matt Livadary and producer Erin Krozek accepted the award at the press conference and brunch at the Fess Parker Doubletree by Hilton Resort. “Queens” also received the Audience Choice Award, sponsored by The Santa Barbara Independent. The Nueva Vision Award for the best Spanish/Latin American film was awarded to “God’s Slave” (Esclavo de Dios).