Moon Rise Kingdom Trailer

So long overdue, but if you haven't seen yet watch.

The Royal Tenenbaums' House

Ever wonder where the townhouse from The Royal Tenenbaums is located?  Look no further, the Pop Pilgrims over at the A.V. Club take us on a sneak peek of the process behind finding the perfect locations for the 2001 film and filming on location in New York City.  I will definitely be checking this locale out!





As always, check out other cool pop culture videos and much more at theavclub.com!

She is a Thing of Beauty

This is a funny commercial for Stella Artois that just so happens to be a directed by Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola.  I'm digging the '60's European vibes of the costumes and color palette.  Perhaps a sneak preview of what to expect in Moon Rise Kingdom?  I hope so.

Moon Rise Kingdom

Image via Deadline

Wes Anderson had been working with Roman Coppola on writing the script for his new film called Moon Rise Kingdom slated to begin production in late Spring.


What's even more exciting is the tentative cast for the film.  Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Bill Murray, Frances McDormand and Tilda Swinton have all expressed interest in the film.  Hopefully this cast will pull through because I'm dying to see Tilda and Bruce in action together.  


According to Deadline New York:

"Moon Rise Kingdom is set in the 60s. Two young adults fall in love and run away. Leaders in their New England town are sticking the idea that they've disappeared and go in search of them. Norton will play a scout leader who brings his charges on a search. Willis is in talks to play the town sheriff who’s also looking, and who is having an affair with the missing girl’s mother, the role McDormand is in talks to play. Murray, a regular in Anderson films, will play the girl's father, who has his own issues."

So excited.

Borders Shelf Indulgence

The Borders website has a really neat section called Borders Media, which is a collection of original programming featuring everything from interviews with authors, live concerts, and even cooking demos.  One of my favorite sections is called Shelf Indulgence (get it), which features authors, celebrities, and filmmakers choosing their favorites in music, movies, and literature.  


I particularly like this clip with one of my favorite filmmakers, Wes Anderson, and actor Jason Schwartzman.  This came out shortly after the release of The Darjeeling Limited (great film) in which Schwartzman co-wrote and starred.  The two are good friends and are quite funny together.

Also, check out other favorites by James Taylor, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kathy Griffin, and Ira Glass!