This unofficial website will focus on the career of Matt and provide up to date information on his career. It will focus on his career only. The website will grow through 2018 with more information and images to be added. Feel free to join the Facebook page for all the latest news and site updates or contact me with any suggestions or if you wish to affiliate. ~ Jules
Festival boss hints that Danish director’s new serial killer film will join lineup – overturning expulsion imposed after ‘unacceptable’ comments in 2011. Read More here
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* Going in Style
* Singles
Jacqueline Bisset is set to join the cast of “Honey in the Head” opposite Nick Nolte, Matt Dillon and Emily Mortimer, Variety has learned exclusively. She will play the mother of Mortimer’s character, and likes to playfully flirt with Nick Nolte’s character whenever she has the opportunity. “Honey in the Head,” the English-language remake of the 2014 German drama “Honig Im Kopf,” will start production in May in Germany, Italy, and the U.K. Read More here
I am going on holiday shortly therefore there will be no site updates until the middle of April.
Nick Nolte and Matt Dillon will star as father and son in “Honey in the Head,” the English-language remake of the 2014 German drama “Honig Im Kopf.” Emily Mortimer will portray the wife of Dillon’s character. Production will start in May in Germany, Italy, and the U.K. The original movie, produced by Barefoot Films, was directed by and starred Til Schweiger as the son of a retired veteran suffering from Alzheimer’s disease who convinces his widowed father (played by Dieter Hallervorden) to move in with him. The film, co-produced and distributed by Warner Bros. Germany, went on to earn $60 million at the box office. Read More here
The tales of the pranks and shenanigans that went on at the Excelsior Hotel in Tulsa, Okla., during the production of influential teen drama “The Outsiders,” which celebrates its 35th anniversary on March 25, are stuff of legend. Francis Ford Coppola directed the adaptation of S.E. Hinton’s 1967 young adult novel, which revolves around the class conflict between the poor high school kids called “Greasers” and the wealthy students (“Socs”) in Tulsa in 1965. “Mostly I was the victim of the pranks,” recalled C. Thomas Howell, who was just 15 when he played the main role-and the film’s narrator, Ponyboy Curtis. “I was the one working all the time,” he noted. So, while he was on the set, his costars including Matt Dillon, Rob Lowe, Tom Cruise, and Patrick Swayze played and schemed, even forging relationships with the hotel staff to obtain room keys. Read More here
The 1998 movie is famous for its bountiful backstabbing plot twists—oh, yeah, and that one scene. Read More here
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* City of Ghosts
* Herbie – Fully Loaded
* Kansas
* One Night at McCools
* Nothing but the Truth
Linda Cardellini, Matt Dillon, Kyle MacLachlan, and Kathrine Narducci are joining Tom Hardy in the Al Capone biopic “Fonzo,” written and directed by Josh Trank. The film is backed by Bron Studios, in association with Creative Wealth Media. Principal photography will begin on April 2 in New Orleans. The producers are Aaron L. Gilbert for Bron; Russell Ackerman and John Schoenfelder for Addictive Pictures; and Lawrence Bender for A Band Apart, alongside executive producer Jason Cloth of Creative Wealth Media. CAA and Endeavor Content are handling North American rights, with Bloom working on international sales. Capone was a ruthless mobster who ruled Chicago with an iron fist during the 1920s. He was prosecuted for income tax evasion in 1931 and imprisoned. He died at the age of 47, following nearly a decade of imprisonment, of dementia. Read More here