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What a great way to kick off the new year - Miss Heard is featured inside the February 2009 issue of Outside magazine. The piece focuses on The River Why, which is currently in post-production, and offers our first look at the movie. Tona kindly scanned the magazine for us. Enjoy this rare treat!     |
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Things are a little quiet in the Amber world at the moment as she is taking a well deserved rest from the spotlight. The River Why has wrapped filming and is currently in post-production. The Informers and Ex-terminators do not have release dates yet but The Stepfather will be out in the US on October 16, 2009. A YouTube user has uploaded a trailer for one of Amber’s early, rare films, called Price to Pay. Check it out under the cut… Amber looks uber gorgeous! Hopefully this one will be available on DVD sometime soon!     |
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Ambush Entertainment is starting production on its ninth low-budget film: William Hurt starrer The River Why, an adaptation of the Sierra Club’s first book. Ambush partner Matthew Leutwyler directs. Kristi Denton Cohen of Peloton Prods. will produce. Based on the 1984 David James Duncan coming-of-age novel, The River Why also stars Zach Gilford as a fisherman who abandons his big-city family to find himself in the wild. Amber Heard, Kathleen Quinlan and Dallas Roberts also star. Ambush partner Miranda Bailey is exec producing along with Charles Mastropietro of D/F Management and Thomas A. Cohen, who co-wrote with John Jay Osborn Jr. Leutwyler also produces with Kristi Denton Cohen of Peloton Prods. Pic begins lensing in Portland, Ore., this month. |
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William Hurt and Amber Heard have joined Zach Gilford in The River Why, an adaptation of the 1983 Sierra Club novel by David James Duncan. Matt Leutwyler is directing. The coming-of-age tale centers on a young man named Gus Orviston (Gilford) and his quest for an elusive rainbow trout, which is a metaphor for the man’s internal search for self-knowledge. Hurt is Gus’ father, while Heard is his love interest, a tomboy fly-fisher. Thomas A. Cohen and John Hay Osborn Jr. wrote the adaptation. Kristi Denton Cohen is producing. Lensing begins in early July in Oregon. Source: The Hollywood Reporter |
