Category: Collateral

Gallery Updates: Collateral Screen Captures

Screen captures from Collateral are up in the gallery. Enjoy!

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  • MTV Movie Awards

    Tom is nominated for Best Villain for Collateral on this year’s MTV Movie Awards!

    The show airs on June 9th at 8h30PM.

    Edited: you can vote here already.

    Saturn Awards

    Tom has been nominated Best Actor, Collateral has been nominated Best Action/Adventure/Thriller and Michael Mann Best Director in the 31st Annual Saturn Awards. A full list of nominees can be found here. This year’s 31st Annual Saturn Awards will take place on Tuesday, May 3, at the Universal City Hilton Hotel

    Collateral DVD Extras

    Channel4.com:

    TWO DISC SPECIAL EDITION, PARAMOUNT HOME ENTERTAINMENT, 2005

    ‘City Of Night – The Making Of Collateral’
    Deleted scene with Michael Mann commentary
    ‘Shooting On Location In Annie’s Office’ featurette
    ‘Special Delivery’ featurette
    ‘MTA Train’ – visual effects featurette
    Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx rehearsal featurette
    Easter eggs

    Director Michael Mann takes the opportunity on this two disc Special Edition to discuss the interface between story and style in his slick LA noir.

    One deleted scene (a chase sequence outside LAX) and the featurette ‘Shooting On Location In Annie’s Office’ focus on the film’s design and Mann’s use of digital video technology. Likewise a featurette explaining the use of green screen effects during Vincent’s MTA train scene. Short but worth a look is the ‘Special Delivery’ featurette in which an incognito Tom Cruise poses as a real-life Fed-Ex delivery man, and there’s an interesting comparison between rehearsals and the finished product in the ‘Tom Cruise And Jamie Foxx Rehearsal’ featurette.

    Most of the meat is reserved for the 40-minute making of feature ‘City Of Night’. Mann, Cruise and Foxx are among those discussing what attracted them to the project (“all you have been and who you think you might be collapsed into the events of one night” says Mann). All the cast refer to the thoroughness of Mann’s characterisation and his rigorous attention to detail: Cruise learned to shoot with real ammo, Foxx took advanced driving lessons and Jada Pinkett Smith shadowed an attorney. The feature’s generously interspersed with rehearsal and behind the scenes footage, and the result is a decent window onto the director’s working methods.

    Finally we have five easter eggs given over to behind-the-scenes footage, the value of which may depend on how long it takes you to find them.

    Golden Globes

  • Collateral was completely shut out at the Golden Globe nominees this morning. The film’s only nomination went to Jamie Foxx for Best Supporting Actor. Congrats to him! Access Hollywood ran a piece on this:

    Back on the big screen, Jamie Foxx took home a nod for best actor in a supporting role for “Collateral,” however director Michael Mann, the film itself and co-star Tom Cruise received nothing.

    “Tom Cruise — probably the biggest star who was thought to have a good chance at a nomination — walked away with nothing,” Karger noted.

    Maybe in 2018, the hope will be revived :-). On a bright side, don’t forget to buy both Collateral and Top Gun S.E DVD’s tomorrow!

  • Collateral FYC/NBR

  • Collateral won several prizes from the NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW (NBR). It was placed number 9 on their top 10 list and Micheal Mann won Best Director for Collateral. If you are interested in a complete list, click here.
  • Updated the galleries with a whole bunch of Collateral FYC’s (For your consideration) Oscar ads. Check ’em out here!
  • Don’t forget to vote for COLLATERAL, which is nominated at the People’s Choice Awards for best film. CLICK TO VOTE!
  • WoTW news/Collateral FYC/misc appearance

  • Some new pictures of Tom leaving a restaurant with his kids. Pictures can be viewed here.
  • Variety has some FYC (for your consideration) ads for Collateral. Here is some info on a new ad, featuring Tom Cruise on it:

    “This is a UNIQUE Oscar Ad that was issued For The Film “COLLATERAL” Starring TOM CRUISE and JAMIE FOXX! The Ad is Featured On The FRONT COVER of The Nov 17, 2004 Edition of DAILY VARIETY! The Ad is a DOUBLE SIDED AD Made of Heavy Card Stock that Features Tom Cruise On The Front Of The Ad and Jamie Foxx on The Back! What makes This Ad Unique is that Inside The Ad is a BONUS DVD that Features Scenes From The Film! If you take a look at the Front of The Ad, you can see part of the DVD at the top of Tom Cruise’s Head! There is a flap on Tom’s Face that you would open in order to take out the DVD! The DVD is Still Unopened and Sealed inside the Ad so I wasnt able to view The DVD but I am Assuming that the DVD would Contain a Couple Minutes of Scenes From The Film and Maybe Some Interviews! I want to stress that this DVD is NOT of The Entire Film! I also Want to Stress that this Auction is ONLY For The Front Cover Featuring The Ad and DVD and is Not For The Entire Magazine! The Ad is an EXTRA LARGE AD Measuring Approx 11 x 14 inches! Ad is in Excellent Mint Condition and will be shipped Flat in an Envelope between two pieces of Sturdy cardboard! Winning Bid Pays $3.99 S/H Within the United States! International S/H is $8.99 with the Exception Of Canada which is $6.99! Check Out My Other Oscar Ad Auctions and Save on The S/H because I can ship as Many Ads as you Buy Together for the Same Price! “

    All FYC ads will be up in the galleries tomorrow!

  • Spielbergfilms has a really great detailed report on WoTW locations, characters and visuals. Click here to read it!
  • GQ cover/FYC ads/B.O/WOTW set & cast

  • Tom will be on GQ magazine cover, as their LEADING MAN OF THE YEAR. Three different covers include Tom Cruise, Jude Law and James Gandolfini and hits newsstands November 23.
  • Here’s an interesting article:

    What if it were another Tom who “completed” Renee Zellweger’s character? Say, Tom Hanks, perhaps? Well, believe it or not, it almost happened.

    As history would have it, writer/director Cameron Crowe had originally written the role of “Jerry Maguire” for Hanks. Considering the film’s overwhelming success, is Hanks disappointed he passed on the film?

    “I think you look at it now and it couldn’t have been anybody other than Tom Cruise,” Hanks admitted to Access Hollywood. “That’s the way movies operate. I don’t think anybody would look at that now and say that movie was not perfect with Cuba and Renee and Tom. Those are the people who needed to be in that movie.”

    “[Crowe] said he had this idea about a guy and his agent and that he worked on it for a really long time. But by the time he was ready to do it, I had written and was about to direct ‘That Thing You Do,'” Hanks continued. “So, Tom Cruise owes me a buck.”

    Well, Mr. Hanks, allow Access Hollywood to go collect on that bet for you as our Billy Bush asked Cruise to make good on the buck.

    “You owe him a dollar. Do you have a dollar? Because I’m going to see him in a few days so I could give it to him,” Billy told Cruise, as he scuffled through his pockets only to come away with nothing but lint. Just then, a passer-by handed the movie star a buck.

    “Am I going to have to pay you back?” Cruise joked. “Here, give him a dollar.”

    And how did Hanks respond to his newfound fortune when we met back up with him? “Debt paid! This is going to buy me a set of white wall tires,” he laughed.

    So now we know that Tom replaced Tom. But would you believe this story gets even stranger. It appears to be a case of six degrees of separation from Renee Zellweger, as the “Jerry Maguire” script also landed in the lap of Renee’s “Bridget Jones” co-star Hugh Grant.

    “I do remember them sending me the script for ‘Jerry Maguire,’ and I rang up my agent and I said ‘There must be some mistake because you sent me a good script,’ and they said ‘Sorry, yes, there is a mistake. That was actually meant for Tom Cruise,'” Grant revealed.

    Conversely, the role of Dorothy Boyd was almost filled by someone other than Renee. A certain Latin diva who has made her mark in the worlds of movies and music — the now-Mrs. Marc Anthony — Jennifer Lopez.

  • Cinematorio has some great set pictures of War of The Worlds. Check it out here! and here
  • More names have been added to WoTW cast. Click here for all the casting details
  • So it begins! FYC’s for Collateral are starting to appear. Click on the images below for larger versions:

  • And as of this weekend, Collateral has hit the $200 million mark world wide. And don’t forget to VOTE for Tom at the People’s Choice Awards!
  • Review ‘Collateral’

    From newindpress.com:

    Tom Cruise in an adrenaline blast movie ‘Collateral’

    Tom Cruise

    A lot of directors could learn from this one and we’re not just talking Bollywood and Kollywood but ol’ Hollywood as well. Here you have a story about a contract killer on a tight schedule – five people, one night. You’d think something like this would mean large amounts of bloodsplattering, paragraphs of bad language, and some show of skin. Nope, none of the above.

    Mann just gives you this edgy, fast-paced thriller that zips you from frame to frame without a moment’s pause. With as much action in the talk as in the action itself.

    You have just two people to watch – Tom Cruise as Vincent with his silver hair and eerie monotone and Jamie Foxx as Max with his taxi cab and dreams. Vincent hires Max for the night, tells him he’s in the real estate business and has to make five stops in the one night. Max is fine with that, the man’s a good tipper, and the money’s going to get him closer to the limo he’s always wanted to own. But that’s only until the first body drops from the sky onto his windshield, shattering everything – the car, the night, his dreams. And Vincent, well, it’s just one down, four to go. And that’s your movie for the night.

    A total adrenaline blast without the blood and gore.

    Director: Michael Mann; Cast: Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx

    Videos/Gallery update

  • A few red carpet videos from the AFI event. Access Hollywood and Extra!
  • Some info from an Academy screening of Collateral:

    ‘COLLATERAL’

    A crowd of 800 showed up at one screening, despite competition from the Olympics on television. That’s good for the film and for its director, Michael Mann, but could be complicated for Jamie Foxx. Unless he is up for supporting actor for “Collateral,” he faces competing with his lead role in “Ray,” considered a strong contender for best actor

  • Updated Collateral’s poster/DVD covers/Adverts section, with Region 1 and 2 DVD covers, DVD menus and random adverts. Check it out here!
  • Don’t forget to VOTE for Tom at the People’s Choice Awards. Remember, you have to delete your cookies in order to vote again.
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