вот не пойму всё никак, и за что её так не любят?

Чешский режиссер Милош Форман намерен снять фильм о великом испанском художнике Франсиско Гойе. В качестве одной из съемочных площадок Форман выбрал Сеговию, сообщила испанская газета El Pais.
Рабочее название картины по-английски звучит Goya's Ghosts ("Призраки Гойи"), а по-испански - Los fantasmas de Goya ("Наваждения Гойи").

Роль Франсиско Гойи исполнит швед Стеллан Скарсгард. Актер сыграл запоминающиеся роли у Ларса фон Триера в "Танцующей в темноте" и в "Догвилле". Предполагается также, что в картине примут участие Натали Портман и Хавьер Бардем.

Оператором-постановщиком выбран Хавьер Агирресаробе, работавший с Алехандро Аменабаром, в частности, над картинами "Море внутри" и "Другие", Карлосом Саурой и другими выдающимися современными испанскими режиссерами.

Оскароносный Форман планировал приступить к съемкам фильма о Гойе еще в 2002 году. Только теперь проект обрел реальные очертания: работа начнется в сентябре 2005. Выход картины в прокат намечен на 2006 год.

V for Vendetta, originally slated to open on Nov. 4, has been pushed back to next March, a Warner Brothers spokesperson told SCI FI Wire. In a statement, Warner said: "We have moved the release date of V For Vendetta to March 17, 2006, to accommodate the movie's post-production schedule."

The spokesperson, who spoke only on condition of anonymity, denied that the delay had anything to do with the movie's subject matter or the current political climate. V for Vendetta has come under scrutiny for the coincidence of its subject matter and the recent terrorist bombings in London.

V for Vendetta, based on a graphic novel by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, is set in an alternate universe in which the United Kingdom has a fascistic government, and the film centers on a self-styled anarchist terrorist who bombs London, assassinates government officials and models himself on notorious British traitor Guy Fawkes, who is burned in effigy in the U.K. every Nov. 5. In Moore's graphic novel, which was written in the 1980s, a climactic scene deals with a bombing in the London Underground.

At Comic-Con International in San Diego last month, producer Joel Silver told SCI FI Wire that he was unconcerned about the film's themes and called it a controversial movie for controversial times. "I mean, it's a difficult time, but I think that it's a smart movie," Silver said in a news conference. "It's that horrible word: intellectual. I mean, you have to think about the movie. ... It isn't just a teen slasher movie."

The movie is produced by The Matrix creators Larry and Andy Wachowski and stars Natalie Portman and Hugo Weaving.

Dustin Hoffman is set to star opposite Natalie PortmanNatalie Portman in Mandate Pictures' "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium," a fantasy directed by Zach HelmHelm.
Mandate will fully finance "Mr. Magorium" and holds worldwide rights. Helm, who also penned the screenplay, will begin shooting in March.

Mandate formed in January when four-year-old Senator Intl. completed a management buyout from German indie giant Senator Entertainment. Joe DrakeJoe Drake heads the film production and distribution company.

FilmColonyFilmColony's Richard Gladstein ("Finding Neverland," "The Bourne Identity""The Bourne Identity") and James Garavente are producers with Mandate. Mandate Pictures head of production Nathan KahaneNathan Kahane and creative exec Jim MillerJim Miller will oversee the project.

In "Margorium," Hoffman plays an eccentric toy shop owner who wants to lift Portman out of her depression by leaving her the store.

Pic marks Hoffman's second project for Mandate, which is in production on the Will FerrellWill Ferrell/Hoffman starrer "Stranger Than Fiction," written by Helm. Sony will distribute the comedy in the U.S. as part of a three-pic deal inked in spring with Mandate. Both stars were paid less than their normal rates for "Stranger."

Mandate is a partner in Sam RaimiSam Raimi and Rob Tapert's Ghost House PicturesGhost House Pictures, the horror genre label behind "The Grudge," "Boogeyman" and the upcoming "The Grudge 2."

Other Mandate projects in the pipeline include supernatural thriller "Passengers," which Sony will distribdistrib domestically. And Columbia has come on board to develop Mandate's drama "The Year of Wonders."

Mandate also is in development with Universal and Vertigo EntertainmentVertigo Entertainment on "Strangers." And overseas, Mandate reps Gold Circle Films as part of their ongoing financing partnership.

Hoffman will next be seen in the role of Meyer Lansky in "The Lost City," written and directed by Andy GarciaAndy Garcia. He also stars in Tom Twyker's upcoming "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer," based on the 1981 novel by Patrick Suskind.

интэресно, почему некоторые имена и названия удвоены?

и название у фильма жутко знакомое... вот эта вот рифмовка... где же я её слышал...