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chers— take a look. the film is due to be released in november. namasté —rk http://www.traileraddict.com/trailer/milk/trailer Academy Award nominee Gus Van Sant directs Academy Award winner Sean Penn as gay-rights icon Harvey Milk. Mr. Milk (1930-1978), was an activist and politician, and the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in America; in 1977, he was [...]
This surely another movie that is sure to get the Oscar season in full swing. There have been loads of people talking about this movie a sure tour de force by its principal cast that is Sean Penn, Emile Hirsh and James Franco. Milk details the life of Harvey Milk, the self described Mayor of Castro Street and the first openly gay politician to be elected to a public office. The other aspect of the...
Once upon a time, there were two films in production about legendary gay civil rights leader Harvey Milk. For a long while, seemed as though it was going to be a race to the finish the see whether Bryan Singer’s “Mayor Of Castro Street” or Gus Van Sant’s “Milk” would hit theaters first, but then “Mayor” stumbled off the blocks and the came to an abrupt end. Though I would have loved to see what Singer...
Academy Award nominee Gus Van Sant directs Academy Award winner Sean Penn as gay-rights icon Harvey Milk. Mr. Milk (1930-1978) was an activist and politician, and the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in America; in 1977
I just watched the trailer for Gus Van Sant's Harvey Milk film for the first time and was surprised to find myself crying. Crying because I never got to see Harvey Milk in person, though I've seen him on film, and somehow I felt some of his magic. Crying because of [...]
Take a break from work: watch a movie trailer... Gus Van Sant’s biopic of San Francisco politician Harvey Milk, starring Sean Penn, just got its first trailer: (Or watch best-quality trailers in different sizes at Apple.) That is one fantastic...
After seeing the movie trailer for Gus Van Sant’s MILK, I’ve got say that I’m really looking forward to seeing this film in the movie theater. And I’ve also got to say that Sean Penn sure has come a long way from Taps. He just continues to mature as an actor. And in my opinion his [...]
I'm automatically skeptical of all biopics, Sean Penn vehicles, and post-My Own Private Idaho Gus Van Sant movies. That said, this: Looks awesome. As frustrating as it'll be to hear people who'd never so much as heard Harvey's name before...
Here's an exclusive first look at the one-sheet for Gus van Sant's Harvey Milk biopic Milk. So looking forward to this. If you missed the trailer, which debuted yesterday, you can see it here.
Gus Van Sant's film about gay political icon Harvey Milk will be in theatres in November. In the meantime here is the trailer to keep you excited. Click HERE to see it in high quality....
Sean Penn, Emile Hirsch, Josh Brolin, Diego Luna and James Franco all star in Gus Van Sant’s newest film, Milk, about the first openly gay man elected to public office who was then murdered. Gus Van Sant is already making room on his mantle for his Oscar. Although, does anyone else feel like Sean Penn ...
Tagline: "You got to give 'em hope." Translation: We suppose 2008 may yet warrant on Oscar ceremony. The Verdict: This expertly cut trailer for Gus Van Sant's forthcoming Harvey Milk biopic offers possibly our best indication so far that this fall's cinema might include a few gems among the strike-affected rush jobs and Judd Apatow ripoffs . With Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, Emile Hirsch, and James Franco,...
The Oscar-winning film-maker's take on the life of America's first openly gay politician looks like an old-fashioned awards-season-friendly crowd pleaser
It's hardly a bold prediction to say that Gus Van Sant's "Milk," the biopic about the late San Francisco pol Harvey Milk, is just going to be an Oscar magnet. First off, the academy loves biopics, and the story of the supervisor of San Francisco and gay rights activist, who was slain by a former city supervisor, is just naturally compelling. Second, it's been a little while since Sean Penn has won...