How to Rob a Bank - Behind the Scenes
March 14, 2008
How to Rob a Bank - Behind the Scenes
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Movie: How to Rob a Bank - Scene
March 7, 2008
This is a really cool scene from the movie “How to Rob a Bank” 2008. In this movie Gavin Rossdale plays Simon, the super sexy, bad ass, bank robber. We loved this movie! Gavin did a fantastic job!
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Movie: How to Rob a Bank - opens Feb 8th
February 10, 2008
An IFC Films release and presentation, (show times) in association with Rick Lashbrook Films, Williamsburg Media Cult, Villa Entertainment Group, of a Rick Lashbrook Films, Williamsburg Media Cult, Villa Entertainment Group production. Produced by Lashbrook, Darby Parker, Arthur Sarkissian, Tim O’Hair. Executive producers, Randolph De Lano, Tamara De Lano, Peter Sussman. Co-producer, Brent Morris. Directed, written by Andrew Jenkins.
With: Nick Stahl, Erika Christensen, Gavin Rossdale, Terry Crews, David Carradine.
Tyro scripter-helmer Andrew Jenkins’ amateurish, half-hearted romantic comedy-cum-heist film twists itself into unconvincing knots to pull off a guilt-free bank robbery. Leads Nick Stahl and Erika Christensen struggle mightily to inject the illusion of wit into terminally lame dialogue, but can’t fill in the many blanks of their characters. Action, mainly consisting of worried pacing, posing and talking on cell phones, jazzed up by gimmicky, rapid-fire montages, collapses completely during pic’s incoherently shot climax. “How to Rob a Bank” opens Feb. 8 at Gotham’s IFC Center and is wisely relegated to midnight-only showings.
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Movie: How to Rob a Bank - opens Feb 6th
January 18, 2008
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - IFC Films has acquired North American rights to the crime dramas “How to Rob a Bank,” starring Nick Stahl and Erika Christensen, and “Anamorph,” starring Willem Dafoe and Scott Speedman.
In “Bank,” a bored teller (Christensen) and her slacker customer (Stahl) get caught in the middle of a bank heist and are forced to arbitrate between crooks and cops. British rocker Gavin Rossdale is also in the cast. It opens on February 6.
Movie Trailer -
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A Look Back: Gavin considered for Morrison Role
September 25, 2007
Back in March 2000: Gavin and his management were considering him for the role of Jim Morrison
Rossdale Closing Door On Morrison Role
BUSH frontman GAVIN ROSSDALE has turned down an offer to play THE DOORS’ singer JIM MORRISON in a new film about the band. But a spokesperson for Bush said they specifically performed the Doors track BREAK ON THROUGH at their recent sell-out concert at London’s SHEPHERD’S BUSH EMPIRE for casting scouts from America, who were in the audience. The movie will be based on the book, WONDERLAND AVENUE, the classic Doors biography by Danny Sugarman. Filming is not expected to begin for another two years, which the Bush spokesperson speculated “may be just right for Gavin to take a step in that direction”. Rossdale himself said, however, that he would be content to provide music for the soundtrack, admitting that it was “almost like a dream come true” to be considered for the role.
source: imdb.com
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How to Rob a Bank - Hard Fi
August 11, 2007
If you’ve been under a rock and haven’t yet checked out the trailer for Gavin Rossdale’s latest movie appearance - How to Rob a Bank - a Andrews Jenkins film. The vocals to the background track of the trailer has a striking resemblance to Gavin’s - but it’s not - it’s Richard Archer from the band Hard Fi - must be the UK accent…
How to Rob a Bank - Trailer
Hard Fi - “Cash Machine”
A quote from their myspace video:
From the dead boring outer ring of London’s suburbs comes Hard-Fi. They merge disco, punk and dub until they sound like the late seventies post-punk scene having a fist fight with itself. With their lyrical themes about money not equaling or even being necessary for success, it’s no surprise that the D.I.Y. masterpiece “Cash Machine” was made for $500 and has put them on the map as one of the UK’s most exciting young exports. You need Hard-Fi in your life. Theyre laddish, loud and Christ they sound good. - NME
HARD Fi - “Stars Of CCTV” IN STORES NOW!! us.hard-fi.com (us site) myspace.com/hardfi
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How to Rob a Bank: Update
July 9, 2007
The Andrew Jenkins film featuring Gavin Rossdale, didn’t win at the Los Angeles Film Festival - their were 8 films entered in the “Narrative Competition” category - the film “August Evening” view trailer was the “Target Filmmaker Award” winner.
Unless HTRAB gets picked up by another movie production outfit - I’m guessing that this movie will go straight to the DVD racks of an online retailers.
The 2007 Los Angeles Film Festival will screen more than 230 feature films, shorts, and music videos. This year the Festival received more than 4,500 submissions from filmmakers around the world with the final selections representing several World, North American, and U.S. premieres.
Narrative Competition (8): This section is comprised of films, made by emerging U.S. filmmakers, that will compete for the Target Filmmaker Award. Funded by Target, the award carries a $50,000 unrestricted grant. The prize is determined by a panel of prestigious jurors. Films screened in this section also compete for the Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature.
∑ August Evening, Chris Eska – WORLD PREMIERE WINNER! (Target Filmmaker Award)
∑ The Beautiful Ordinary, Jess Manafort – WORLD PREMIERE
∑ How to Rob a Bank, Andrews Jenkins – WORLD PREMIERE
∑ Kabluey, Scott Prendergast – WORLD PREMIERE
∑ Liberty Kid, Ilya Chaiken – WORLD PREMIERE
∑ Owl and the Sparrow, Stephane Gauger
∑ Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America, Tony Stone – WORLD PREMIERE
∑ What We Do Is Secret, Rodger Grossman – WORLD PREMIERE
source: filmindependent.org
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Movie Premiere: How to Rob a Bank
June 9, 2007
Gavin Rossdale and the Film “How to Rob a Bank” Premiere (and 10 tips to actually get away with it) is set for June 25 at the Mann Festival Theater in Los Angeles. See Below for times, dates and locations.
Movie Synopsis: by Andrew Jenkins
As he tries to access an ATM to retrieve his last twenty bucks, Jason “Jinx” Taylor runs into a snag - the transaction fee will overdraw him, and he cannot get his money out of the bank. Jinx fumes about this and other hidden charges which complicate life…as we realize that he is locked in a bank vault..with Jessica apparently a hostage. But, as Jinz rails against corporations and how they stack the deck, we realize that the situation very different from what it appears: in fact, it is Jessica, not Jix, Who is robbing the bank. She is aligned with Simon (Gavin Rossdale), who leads an armed team inside the branch. Read more..
Movie showings:
Film Screen Times at the Festival:
Mon June 25, 9:45pm *World Premiere*
Mann Festival Theater
Thru June 28, 2:30pm
Landmark Regent Theatre
Fri June 2, 10:00pm
Landmark Theatres
$11 Tickets for all screenings are available at:
1-866-345-6337 or boxoffice@filmindependent.org
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