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Full Comic-Con Schedule Released

13 July 2009 4:39 PM, PDT | The Flickcast | See recent The Flickcast news »

It’s official, the full schedule for San Diego Comic-Con is now online. This year promises to be an exciting time and it looks like there will be plenty of stuff to keep us busy at the Con. From panels to screenings to booths and everything in between, we’ll bring it all to you right here at The Flickcast.

Looking over the schedule for this year, here’s a few of the TV and Movie events, panels, and more that we are particularly interested in and the days on which they happen. Tomorrow, look for our picks of the coolest and most interesting comics and games-related panels and events coming up at the Con.

Wednesday, July 22

6:00-9:00 Special Sneak Peek Pilot Screenings— Comic-Con and Warner Bros. Television proudly present exclusive pilot premiere screenings of some of the most buzzed-about new TV series of the 2009–2010 season—Human Target, »

- Chris Ullrich

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Comic-Con Schedule For Sunday, July 26th

12 July 2009 8:41 PM, PDT | ScreenRant.com | See recent Screen Rant news »

Sunday, the 26th of July is the wrap up day for San Diego Comic-Con.  They’re officially calling it “Kid’s Day” with a lot of panels geared towards the younger fans with panels like “Kids Graphic Novels”, “The Spectacular Spider Man” & “Nick Jr Presents.”

But here at Screen Rant, we have our own focus and that involves the panels that are scheduled for shows such as Doctor Who, Smallville, American Dad, Supernatural, Ghost Whisperer, Alien Trespass, Being Human, Torchwood and the convention wraps up with the usual showcase of Joss Whedon’s fan-favorite musical episode from Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

 

Here’s what we’re seeing for the Sunday Schedule at Comic-Con:

Sunday, July 26th

10:00-11:00

Dr. Who—  Actor David Tennant, writer/executive producer Russell T Davies, director Euros Lyn, and executive producer Julie Gardner discuss their creative process and experiences working on BBC America’s Doctor Who »

- Bruce Simmons

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Anti-Smoking Campaign Targets Summer Movies

31 May 2009 12:18 AM, PDT | newsinfilm.com | See recent newsinfilm news »

An “Anti-Smoking In Movies” campaign started making the rounds last Wednesday with a moving billboard that reads, “Which movie studios will cause me to smoke this summer?”  It also drives traffic to their Facebook page, which includes statistics and video clips that support their efforts.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, the California Youth Advocacy Network, and the American Medical Association Alliance all partnered for the push to raise MPAA ratings for movies that include smoking and discourage it in future films.  The roving sign will make routine stops in front of the major movie studios and the company with the worst record of summer smoking films will incur a strategically-placed, scathing billboard in September.

Ironically, the picture on the right shows the ad making a stop at Walt Disney Studios, which in July 2007 became the first studio to “discourage depictions of cigarette smoking.”  Nor is the group »

- Jeff Leins

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Celebrity Biography: Julia Roberts

23 May 2009 10:12 PM, PDT | PopStar | See recent PopStar news »

Julia comes from a family of actors and playwrights. She was the third child of Walter Grady Roberts and Betty Lou Motes. Her two older siblings, Eric and Lisa, are also actors. She has a younger sister, Nancy. She was born after her parents divorced and her mother remarried. Julia is of Irish, Scottish, and Welch decent, on her father’s side, and English-Scottish on her mother’s. Julia developed an interest in the arts since she was little and played the clarinet in her school band. It was after high school graduation that she decided to pursue a career in acting. Her sister Lisa was living in New York and Julia joined her. Soon after she arrived, she signed with a modeling agency and enrolled in acting classes. Her first role in a movie was with her brother Eric in Blood Red. The movie was released almost three years »

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Free (Ok, Cheap) HD-DVD To Blu-ray Upgrade From Warner

23 April 2009 7:02 PM, PDT | Cinematical | See recent Cinematical news »

Wednesday morning at 3am I got the best and worst news yet about my growing collection of high-definition home video titles: Warner Brothers is offering a brand new program where consumers can exchange their old HD DVDs for Blu-rays at a cost of around five bucks. For a person like yours truly whose apartment has been referred to as a "crack den for cinephiles," this is obviously a great thing, since it means that I can replace classic movies like The Ant Bully and Scooby-Doo: The Movie without having to eat the cost of two high-def discs.

But for a person like yours truly who not only embraced HD DVD wholeheartedly, buying as many titles as possible just weeks before the format was officially abandoned by the studios, but then immediately replaced virtually all titles in my collection of any real value when I later got a Blu-ray player, this »

- Todd Gilchrist

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Ricardo Montalban Dies at 88

14 January 2009 2:43 PM, PST | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »

The Associated Press is reporting that Ricardo Montalban died this morning at the age of 88. He was at his home, although no cause of death was given. Montalban will probably be known to many as Mr. Roarke in Fantasy Island, but if you’re a geek like me, you’ll always remember him as James T. Kirk’s nemesis, Khan, in Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan. He was also deliciously evil and hilarious in the first Naked Gun film. More recently, Montalban turned his attention to animated series and properties aimed at children, making appearances in Kim Possible, Family Guy, The Ant Bully, and the Spy Kids series.

I’ll be shouting out a “Khaaaaan!!!!” tonight for old time’s sake, but it won’t be out of bitterness and anger like Shatner’s utterance. Instead, it will be a lamentation for the loss of one of cinema’s all-time greatest villains. »

- David Chen

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