NEWS

On the eve of the opening of the 65th Cannes Film Festival, The Weinstein Company has acquired U.S. rights – as well rights in a number of other territories – to Wayne Blair’s Australian feature The Sapphires. The film is … READ MORE

  Whew! It looks like we’ve got ourselves a barn burner here. The trailer for Lawless is in the wild, and if you’re a fan of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire, you’re gonna love this Prohibition-era drama starring Shia LaBeouf and Tom … READ MORE

  On Friday, the Avengers will face their cutest competition yet: Uggie the dog. That’s because the Weinstein Company will re-release Best Picture winner “The Artist” into select theaters on May 11. “As summer approaches, we wanted to give audiences … READ MORE

When someone contacts you and asks if you want to see Gary Busey bloopers from the sequel to “Piranha,” the answer is ABSOLUTELY NO QUESTION “yes.” All I needed to hear was “Gary Busey” and “bloopers,” because I can only … READ MORE

#2. PIRANHA 3DD Granted, I’m much more of an ass man, but how I could I ever resist the voluptuous bust-line of John Gulager’s PIRANHA 3DD? Won’t happen! Besides, as intentionally campy and kitschy as Aja’s redo was, it’s pretty … READ MORE

Harvey Weinstein said about the acquisition of U.S. rights to Quartet, starring Maggie Smith, Billy Connolly, Michael Gambon and Pauline Collins, that he “decided to give an up-and-coming first-timer a chance.” With his tongue firmly in his cheek, Weinstein’s comment … READ MORE

“The Intouchables” has inspired people around the globe. This is our way of sharing their stories with you. Every day, we will randomly select the most inspiring image of the day. This image will be the main photo on our … READ MORE

This month, we interview Camile O’Briant – the office manager of the LA Weinstein Company office! Q. How long have you worked for TWC? A: I started in November 2010. Q. What do you love about the movie industry? A: … READ MORE

The Weinstein Company (TWC), aided by the guidance and consultation from attorneys David Boies and Ted Olson, announced today that the MPAA has lowered the R rating, given for some language, for BULLY to a PG-13 in time for the … READ MORE