Oscar winning director Ang Lee speaks in Vancouver
Oscar winning director Ang Lee speaks to local film school students and Hollywood North film industry people in Vancouver, British Columbia, April 19, 2008. Lee was invited to speak by Vancouver Mayor Sam Sullivan while visiting town for a few days. (UPI Photo/Heinz Ruckemann)
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Taiwan-born filmmaker Ang Lee says he will not direct the pilot for the U.S. television drama "Tyrant" as planned.
Mulberry Films said Wednesday it has hired Dennis Lee to direct a big-screen adaptation of Rick Moody's novel, "Purple America."
This year's Cannes International Film Festival jury features Academy Award winners Nicole Kidman, Christoph Waltz and Ang Lee, the organization said Wednesday.
Prana Studios has acquired California's Rhythm & Hues, the company behind the visual effects for Oscar-winning "Life of Pi," Prana executives said.
Screenwriter David Magee says he worked closely with director Ang Lee as he penned their big-screen adaptation of Yann Martel's Indian fable "Life of Pi," which ultimately won four Oscars this year.
Oscar winner Ang Lee is to make his U.S. television directorial debut with an FX pilot called "Tyrant," FX Networks President John Landgraf said Thursday.
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Sunday night's Oscars telecast drew an average audience of 40.3 million total viewers in the United States, ABC said Monday.
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First lady Michelle Obama announced via video from Washington Sunday that Ben Affleck's Iran-set thriller "Argo" had won the Best Picture Oscar.
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