Ever since it was announced that he would be here to film the new Terminator movie, we have felt like he was "ours". New Mexico is like that. And now our hearts break with this bad news about the alleged abuse to his relatives when he should be enjoying his tremendous success. There are definitely two sides to the story and only one has been heard. This is a healing place, Christian, come on "home."
In the meantime, a way over built home used as the film location for several movies last summer has foreclosed. An investor realtor owned it. It was spectacular but way overbuilt. The whole outrageous upper level was just the master suite and then there were two tiny bedrooms on the ground level. I mean who could live in that!!! Shame, shame, Realor, you should have known better.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
POOR CHRISTIAN BALE
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Friday, July 11, 2008
"Breaking Bad" to Film in ABQ
Sony/AMC/Topanga Productions is bring a second season of filming of "Breaking Bad" to ABQ. The pilot was picked up so the crew will be here filmng over various locations for the next six months. Welcome Back! I expect to get calls for homes to lease, especially with pools. Bring it on! I can find them.
The Governor has tried to attrack more television productions so that the crews are here for longer periods of time which creates more local economic benefits. "Easy Money" will be the sixth major TV production following "Crash", W"Wildfire", "Breaking Bad", "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles," and "In Plain Sight".
The Governor has tried to attrack more television productions so that the crews are here for longer periods of time which creates more local economic benefits. "Easy Money" will be the sixth major TV production following "Crash", W"Wildfire", "Breaking Bad", "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles," and "In Plain Sight".
Monday, July 7, 2008
STUDIO IN RIO RANCHO?
City councilors have approved a resolution to negotiate with a group who wants to establish a digital media center downtown. The City of Vision Studios needs to provid proof of financial backing by Dec. 2008. If approved, it could bring hundreds of high paying jobs to RR. What with HP coming next year and maybe this studio, RR just could turn around in a couple of years. Let's hope because the real estate market there now is totally stalled.
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Friday, July 4, 2008
HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY
Well, the production crews in town are back to their homes in Hollywood for the long holiday weekend. It is expected that by the 7th they should know if the Actor's Strike is on or not. The "not knowing" has been difficult both in terms of production and for those looking to rent homes for the summer for their families while they are here filming. We shall see.
Monday, June 30, 2008
JAKE GYLLENHAAL'S HOT
Well, this has nothing to do with ABQ but my daughter went to grammer school with Jake. Since she has been little she knew she was going to marry him; he just hasn't realized it yet. He, and his sister, were nice kids and not affected by early stardom. Jake, if you read this, call me. Corwyn is waiting.
In the meantime, if anyone is looking for a rental or home to buy let me know.
In the meantime, if anyone is looking for a rental or home to buy let me know.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
CRASH SERIES SET FOR NM
The State's Investment Council has approved a $15 million loan to the producers of a new television series based on the award winning 2005 film "Crash". The film was disturbing in it's exposure of the underlying racial and economic bigotry and hatred that pervades life in Los Angeles, and probably other big cities. Coming from LA, I found it to be all too true and so sad. Actually, when asked why I left LA and why I rarely visit my standard reply is "Have you seen "Crash"? That's why. I didn't want to end up like Sandra Bullock's character where my best friend was my housekeeper."
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
100 FILMS MADE IN NEW MEXICO!
Amazing, but a dramatic thriller that began production in Santa Fe is the 100th film to be shot in New Mexico since Gov. Richardson started this program. We are all loving it here and you must admit that the backdrop of our beautiful mountains and the quaintness of our towns is terrific in the films that have been done here. Of course, now with our sound studios filming is also moving indoors but who can resist our beautiful outdoor settings? The film is "Run For Your Life" about Paul Stanton.
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