I’ve added new photoshoots portraits of Rooney for TIFF ‘Tanner Hall’ taken for last year, 2009.

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A Nightmare on Elm Street has listed one of the ‘2010 Most Anticipated Films‘.

29. A Nightmare on Elm Street
Release Date: April 30

The Who: Directed by Samuel Bayer; Starring Jackie Earle Haley

The Pitch: Horror fans are on claws and needles here, seeing a music video director handle the fragile, delicate nostalgia of their upbringing, but seeing Freddy on screen is enough to make me climb up the wall. And drag myself across the ceiling. Fingers crossed that it’s more Dream Warriors than Freddy’s Dead.

Source: Film School Rejects

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I’ve added two new photoshoots of Rooney taken by Scott MerDermott.

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A Nightmare on Elm Street, the remake of Wes Craven’s classic horror film, comes out in April, but Freddy Krueger himself—Jackie Earle Haley—was still hard at work over the holidays, shooting additional footage.

“We did do some re-shoots over the Christmas holidays, and I feel really good about that,” Haley said in a group interview this week in Pasadena, Calif., where he was promoting his upcoming Fox TV show Human Target.

Re-shoots are relatively common, though they sometimes indicate problems with the initial production. That’s not the case here, as there wasn’t anything that needed to be fixed, just little additions to make scenes better. “Just some re-shoots and tweaks that I think are probably customary for pretty much every movie that gets made,” Haley said.

The re-shoots included new shots for the film’s signature dream sequences, in which Freddy torments the movie’s teen sleepers. That required Haley again to wear Freddy’s full burn makeup. “Yes, I was tortured all Christmas,” he joked. • Read full story…

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I have uploaded new event photos of Rooney at The Weinstein Company ‘Youth In Revolt’ Premiere on January 6, 2009.

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Let’s face it, every year there’s only a handful of movies that everyone who dares call himself a fanboy is dying to see. 2010 is no exception, with titles like “Iron Man 2?, “Prince of Persia”, and “Jonah Hex” on the slate, to name just three. Here is our extremely early preview of the 10 movies you should be keeping an eye on and we’ll be following very closely ahead of their Summer 2010 launch. Some are more fanboyish than others, but they’re all definitely intriguing.

7. A Nightmare On Elm Street (April 30)
Give them credit: Michael Bay’s Platinum Dunes boys know how to remake a horror franchise. Or at least, cater to the new breed of horror movie fans. Their latest is “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, and they’ve recruited a fanboy favorite in Jackie Earle Haley to play the lead and music video veteran Samuel Bayer to present the film’s sure-to-be fantastic visuals. The rest of the cast is unimportant, as they’ll either end up dead in the movie or in subsequent sequels. The trick to remaking a franchise like “Nightmare” is to keep as much of the original as possible, like the killer’s iconic image, while still offering up something new in terms of various tweaks. The announcement of an official MPAA rating for the movie should put to bed the question of whether this will be a gruesome horror movie or a PG-13 friendly waste of time. At this point, it could go either way.

Source: Beyond Hollywood

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