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Karen Benardello

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About The Author

Karen grew up as an avid film and television fan with a passion for writing. She graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Journalism-Print and Electronic in 2008 from the Long Island University-Post Campus in New York. Still based in New York, Karen has regularly contributed movie and television interviews, reviews and news articles to We Got This Covered since July 2011.

Karen Benardello - Page 9

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Press Conference Interview With Charlize Theron, Patton Oswalt and Diablo Cody On Young Adult
By creating an unpredictable, complex, anti-hero woman protagonist in her Academy Award-winning comedy Juno, screenwriter Diablo Cody gained critical and commercial success. She aimed to recapture that feat when she reunited with the film's director, Jason Reitman, for the new comedy-drama Young Adult. The film focuses on what happens when the self-involved, former high school It girl nears her mid-life crisis-wondering how she can relive her glory days, when she emotionally peaked as a teenager.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Dec 6, 2011
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Press Conference Interview With Jason Reitman On Young Adult
Every adult, whether they've been out of high school for a few months or many years, vividly remembers the most popular students in their grade, and wonders where life has taken them since graduation. Even with the success of such films as Sixteen Candles and Mean Girls, few movies have chronicled the life of the popular crowd after graduation, as they approach middle age.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Dec 5, 2011
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Hailee Steinfeld In Negotiations For Ender’s Game
True Grit star Hailee Steinfeld is currently in negotiations to join the cast of the upcoming sci-fi adaptation of Ender's Game. If chosen, the Academy Award-nominated actress will play the female lead, Petra Arkanian, who is the only girl in the Salamander Army. If Steinfeld is cast, she'll join already cast actor Asa Butterfield, who can currently be seen as the title character in Martin Scorsese's first 3D film, Hugo. Butterfield will play the titular Ender in the film, who quickly becomes allies with Petra.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Dec 4, 2011
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Jane Goldman Writing Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children
X-Men: First Class screenwriter Jane Goldman is currently in talks to script 20th Century Fox's anticipated upcoming project, Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children. The movie, which is based on Ransom Riggs' novel of the same name, will be directed by Tim Burton and produced by Chernin Entertainment. Deadline is reporting that - while Goldman is expected to be hired for Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children - she will still additionally write the sequel to X-Men: First Class.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Dec 4, 2011
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Answers To Nothing Review
Many people reach a point in their lives when they begin examining the things they have done, and questioning if their actions were right or wrong. When they reach this ethical crossroads, they realize they have conflicting personality traits that are leading them in different directions. Writer-director Matthew Leutwyler effectively interwove the complex personality traits he embodied when he was going through his divorce into the intricate narrative of his new drama, Answers to Nothing. His interesting film brings together a group of confused and emotionally tortured people, who are striving to find something to make their lives more meaningful.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Dec 1, 2011
3 stars
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Elijah Wood Hints The Lord of the Rings May Be Re-Released In 3D
Lord of the Rings star Elijah Wood has confirmed that there have been discussions to re-release the successful franchise in 3D, and if the effects are done right, he'll support the decision. The news comes as the series' director, Peter Jackson, is busy working on The Hobbit, the upcoming two-part prequel series to the trilogy, and talked about 3D in his latest video blog.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Nov 25, 2011
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Press Conference Interview With The Cast And Producers Of Hugo
It's not often when an up-and-coming child actor can carry an emotional film through a character he can barely relate to. But 14-year-old British actor Asa Butterfield, most known for his role as Bruno in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, does just that in the new family adventure movie Hugo, which is now playing in 3D and select 2D theaters. Butterfield memorably plays the title character in the Paramount movie, which is based on Brain Selznick's award-winning, New York Times best-selling book The Invention of Hugo Cabret.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Nov 23, 2011
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Hugo Review
No one can truly understand the emotional loss and feelings of helplessness that orphan feels, unless they have experienced the same tremendous loss. However, the new family adventure film Hugo offers all viewers the insight of the solitude these orphans experience, and allows them to sympathize with the down-on-his-luck title character. While the movie is predominately aimed towards children, adults will also surely appreciate the film's major theme, 3D technology and special effects.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Nov 21, 2011
3.5 stars
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Press Conference Interview With Michelle Williams, Kenneth Branagh And Simon Curtis On My Week With Marilyn
Aiming to offer a unique insight into the intimate, personal details of the world's most well-known and remembered icon, British television director and producer Simon Curtis is making his feature directorial debut with his new drama My Week with Marilyn. The film chronicles the quick relationship Marilyn Monroe formed with the third assistant director, Colin Clark, on The Prince and the Showgirl set in London in 1956. Their chemistry caused a scandal, as she was married to her third husband, popular playwright Arthur Miller, at the time.
Karen Benardello Karen Benardello Nov 16, 2011
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