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Kiefer Sutherland: ‘I Still Miss River Phoenix’
Kiefer Sutherland is still mourning the loss of his friend and Stand By Me co-star River Phoenix – because the young actor was on course to become one of the greats. Phoenix was just 23 when he died outside Los Angeles club The Viper Room in 1993 and Sutherland admits he still can’t believe such a promising star is gone. Click herefor more
Marion Cotillard & Joaquin Phoenix Hit the ‘Low Life’ Set
Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix film some scenes for their new movie, Low Life, on Friday (January 27) in New York City. Click here for more
Untitled James Gray Project gearing up to begin filming in NYC
Untitled James Gray Project, starring Jeremy Renner, Marion Cotillard, & Joaquin Phoenix, gearing up to begin filming in NYC. Read More: [here]
The 14 Must-See Movies of 2012
THE MASTER (TBD) P.T. Anderson hasn’t directed a movie since 2007′s There Will Be Blood. But with that, Boogie Nights, Punch Drunk Love, and Magnolia on his resume, this one automatically warrants consideration. This is his take on Scientology-type religion, and it stars P.T. mainstay Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix. Read More: [here.com]
‘Parenthood’ Announced and Detailed for Blu-ray
Universal is releasing ‘Parenthood’ in time for the studios’ 100th anniversary. In an early announcement to retailers, Universal is readying ‘Parenthood’ for Blu-ray on March 6. Read More: [here]
Backstage at Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘The Master’
One of the most anticipated movies of 2012 (or maybe 2013) is Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master, his first since There Will Be Blood. A 1950s period drama, the movie follows a drifter (Joaquin Phoenix) drawn into the fold of a charismatic leader (the Master of the title, a.k.a. Philip Seymour Hoffman) espousing a newly created pseudo-religious belief system (“the Cause”) to an increasingly devoted following. The drifter finds himself equally drawn to the Master’s daughter (Amy Adams). Read More here
Jonny Greenwood + PT Anderson + Joaquin Phoenix = The Master
The first film for Joaquin Phoenix since he may or may not have gone insane, and the second collaboration between Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood and There Will Be Blood director Paul Thomas Anderson is shaping up to be a must see. Read more: here
Joaquin Phoenix and family deny involvement in the completion of River Phoenix’s last film
Reports surfaced yesterday that River Phoenix’s last unfinished film, Dark Blood, was to be completed after 18 years. The late actor was still in the midst of shooting the movie — a thriller about a couple in a desert, co-starring Judy Davis — with director George Sluizer (best known for 1988′s Spoorloos/The Vanishing) when he passed away in 1993 at the age of 23. Sluizer reportedly said he was still in touch with the Phoenix family, and that he planned to ask River’s brother, actor Joaquin Phoenix, to provide the voiceover for River’s character. To continue reading click here
River Phoenix’s Final Film to Be Released After 18 Years
Eighteen years after the sudden death of actor River Phoenix, Dutch director George Sluizer says he will finish Dark Blood, the 1993 drama that Phoenix was shooting when he died of a heart attack on Halloween night outside the Viper Room in Los Angeles. To continue reading click here
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Welcome to Remembering River my small tribute site to the sadly missed actor River Phoenix. The site will feature scans of acticles, interviews and magazine covers from my collection as well as career information and a small gallery featuring icons, wallpapers and screencaps from all River's films and appearances. The site is a work in progress and will receive an update every month. If you wish to affiliate or have anything to donate feel free to contact me via the feedback form (Site/Contact Info) you will, of course, receive full credit for anything you donate. Thank you for stopping by and I hope you come back soon. ~ Jules
