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Ask M. Night: A Roundtable Discussion with M. Night Shyamalan
Friday, March 5th, 2010 by Specter
Have a question for Night about THE LAST AIRBENDER that you want an answer to? Well, LastAirbenderFans.com’s Nightbender has been invited to a roundtable discussion with Night, and wants your questions submitted so that he can choose the best to potentially ask while at the round table. Night will be answering the questions on video, to be posted on the website sometime later on.
For more details, follow this link: Roundtable Discussion w/ M. Night Shyamalan, Pt. 1
And for those wondering why I’m not going, to be honest, I don’t know. But I’ve been pretty busy with marriage prep. You see, I proposed to my girlfriend of four years on the set of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. You can read about it at that link. I’ve had the opportunity to meet Michael Apted, now twice, as well as Andrew Adamson and many other amazing people. Someday, the opportunity to meet Night will present itself. If you see him, put in a good word for me.
The Last Airbender Theatrical Trailer
Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 by SpecterFeast your eyes, everyone! The full Theatrical Trailer for The Last Airbender! All major cast members are accounted for! This thing looks epic! I can’t wait to see the film this summer! The trailer is in theatres this weekend with Percy Jackson.
Awesome New Last Airbender Banners featuring Aang and Zuko!
Monday, January 25th, 2010 by SpecterReed sent word that ComingSoon.net has released two new banners for The Last Airbender. Man… these are AWESOME. That is all, enjoy!
The Last Airbender Ad During Super Bowl XLIV
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010 by Dr Malcolm CroweAccording to Advertising Age, Paramount Pictures has purchased ad time during this year’s Super Bowl for The Last Airbender. Paramount also bought time for their other summer tent-pole film, Iron Man 2, as well as Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island. Last year’s Super Bowl pulled in an impressive 97 million viewers. That is a huge amount of exposure of Airbender if the ratings this year are the same. The commercial will likely only be between 30 and 35 seconds long, and will air sometime during the first or second quarter. Super Bowl XLIV will air February 7th on CBS.
New Last Airbender Photos and Screenshots from Empire Mag
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 by SpecterThe Last Airbender is one of my most anticipated films of 2010, and not just because M. Night Shyamalan directed it. I’m a big fan of the series, and have watched the entire run a few times. Now, courtesy of LastAirbenderFans.com comes pictures of some incredible stuff we’re going to be seeing in the film. Seriously, this is going to be epic.
Noah Ringer heeds Shyamalan’s call
Thursday, December 3rd, 2009 by Specter“The Sixth Sense” director M. Night Shyamalan has a pretty good track record for launching child stars in his thrillers, but “The Last Airbender” (which bows next July) posed a special challenge since it was based on Nickelodeon’s popular “Avatar” cartoon.
“Typically I’ll find the actor and then mold the part to fit the child, but this was a pre-existing character, and I had to hope that this person existed,” Shyamalan tells Variety.
M. Night Shyamalan Probably ‘Pulling His Hair Out’ Editing ‘Last Airbender,’ Says Aasif Mandvi
Monday, October 12th, 2009 by Specter“I’m sure he’s pulling his hair out somewhere in an edit room, but that’s the process,” laughed Aasif Mandvi, who plays Zhao, a nefarious member of the Fire nation and the rival to Dev Patel’s Prince Zuko.
“There’s a lot of martial arts, there’s a lot of really cool special effects and CGI and action,” explained Mandvi, who stopped by to chat with MTV News during the red carpet premiere of the Jude Law-starring “Hamlet” production on Broadway.
Cliff Curtis talks Fire Lord Ozai in The Last Airbender
Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 by SpecterCraveOnline interviewed Cliff Curtis about his work on the tv series Trauma and The Last Airbender came up. Here’s a portion of that interview.
CraveOnline: How was shooting The Last Airbender?
Cliff Curtis: It was wonderful. It was really great and it’s also great that I’m going to be able to work the two. I’m not giving up film. I’m just doing another job that happens to be on television.
Composer James Newton Howard All Access Interview
Sunday, August 9th, 2009 by SpecterHe’s been the primary composer on all of M. Night’s films starting with The Sixth Sense. Currently writing the music for The Last Airbender, composer James Newton Howard invites you into his studio for front row access of his Yamaha photo shoot. Learn what inspires him when scoring such blockbusters as The Sixth Sense, and his process for scoring films like Unbreakable, Signs, The Village, Lady in the Water and more, while working with Night.
M. Night Shyamalan’s 39th Birthday!
Thursday, August 6th, 2009 by SpecterM. Night Shyamalan was born in Mah, Pondicherry, India on the 6th day of August in 1970. He was later raised in the Penn Valley area of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Coming from a long line of doctors, Night wondered off the family path and into film-making. At the age of 29, exactly 10 years ago, his first wide-release film, The Sixth Sense, opened to great reviews and stupendous word of mouth. The film went on to gross $293 million dollars in the U.S. and almost $675 million world-wide. Landing at the second highest gross of the year, and as one of the highest grosses of all-time, the success of The Sixth Sense catapulted M. Night Shyamalan to the top of Hollywood.
Now 10 years later he is working on what he has called his Lord of the Rings: The Last Airbender.
All of the fans here at MNightFans.com would like to wish M. Night Shyamalan a Happy 39th Birthday, and many more years of success! Congratulations, M. Night, on an amazing first 10 years in the mainstream. Though it’s had it’s ups and downs, and though many people don’t look past the surface level at most of your films, we do, and we appreciate each of them more with every viewing. We look forward to the next 10 years, as we spend time on the world on which The Last Airbender trilogy takes place. (We know it’s not our Earth, the animals give that much away.)
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