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Birthday:
May 8, 1963
Birthplace:
Versailles, France

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April 10, 2012
Michel Gondry Is in Mood Indigo Opens in new window
He's begun production on an adaptation of Boris Vian's 1947 novel "Froth on the Daydream." More...

December 16, 2011
Watch Michel Gondry's Sweded Version of Taxi Driver Opens in new window
It's like "Be Kind Rewind" all over again! More...

February 16, 2011
Michel Gondry Adapting Philip K. Dick's Ubik Opens in new window
For his next trick, Michel Gondry would like to adapt Philip K. Dick's "Ubik" for the big screen. More...

January 13, 2011
Michel Gondry Green Hornet Interview Opens in new window
Get an inside look at "The Green Hornet" during this video interview with Michel Gondry -- as well as some early details on Gondry's upcoming animated Noam Chomsky documentary. More...

July 14, 2010
Michel Gondry Discusses The Green Hornet Opens in new window
During an on-set interview, "Green Hornet" director Michel Gondry revealed that his favorite superhero movie is "Superman III" -- as well as plenty of behind-the-scenes information about "The Green Hornet." More...

May 5, 2010
Michel Gondry Talks The Green Hornet Opens in new window
While out promoting his new documentary, "The Thorn in the Heart," Michel Gondry chatted with Collider about his work on Seth Rogen's "The Green Hornet." More...

March 16, 2010
Michel Gondry Talks The Green Hornet, Time Travel, and More Opens in new window
Michel Gondry's got a bunch of cool stuff in the pipeline -- including "The Green Hornet," an animated project, and a time travel movie starring Ellen Page. More...

September 7, 2009
Five Favourite Films with Richard Curtis Opens in new window
Richard Curtis has a plan. "What I've decided is to choose recent films," he explains to RT. "I do think that often people get stuck in always saying the five greatest films of all time, films they saw between the ages of seventeen and twenty-two, because that's when you're forming your opinions. I think I'll talk about modern films, which aren't necessarily the greatest films ever made, but are five great films." The Boat that Rocked is out on DVD and Blu-ray in the UK this week and is soon to hit US cinemas retitled Pirate Radio. Read on to learn about the five films he can't do without. More...

June 28, 2009
Five Favourite Films with Gael Garcia Bernal Opens in new window
Gael Garcia Bernal may be Mexico's best known acting export of recent years, having made a powerful debut in Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's Amores perros in 2000. A year later he co-starred with Diego Luna in Alfonso Cuaron's Y tu mama tambien. After a busy career which has seen him work with the likes of Pedro Almodovar, Michel Gondry and Fernando Meirelles, he reteams with Luna, and a different Cuaron -- Carlos -- for Rudo and Cursi. Of his five favourite films, Bernal had an easier time picking them than his co-star -- and curiously they've both chosen a Disney classic as their first choice. More...

April 22, 2009
Michel Gondry Talks More Videos, Upcoming Projects Opens in new window
"The Green Hornet" is his highest-profile project at the moment, but Michel Gondry has plenty of other stuff in the pipeline -- including "Megalomania," an animated feature he's making with Daniel Clowes and Steve Buscemi. Read about it -- and Gondry's other projects -- in his recent interview with ComingSoon. More...

April 14, 2009
Michel Gondry Launches Official Site Opens in new window
Director Michel Gondry has launched his official site, including personal notes, DVDs for sale, and an offer to draw your portrait for $19.95. More...

April 14, 2009
Michel Gondry Talks The Green Hornet Opens in new window
Michel Gondry is hawking a new collection of his music videos, which means he's out doing press -- giving him an opportunity to share a few thoughts on "The Green Hornet." More...

March 24, 2009
Rogen Sheds Light on Gondry's Plans for Green Hornet Opens in new window
Seth Rogen is out promoting "Observe and Report," so of course he's finding himself fielding questions about "The Green Hornet" -- and telling us what we can expect from Michel Gondry's direction. More...

February 25, 2009
Michel Gondry in Talks for Green Hornet Opens in new window
Seth Rogen's "Green Hornet" may have found a replacement for departed director Stephen Chow, and his name may be Michel Gondry. More...

February 22, 2008
Michel Gondry "Swedes" His Own Be Kind Rewind Trailer Opens in new window
As if bringing the phrase "sweded" into the lexicon wasn't enough, Be Kind Rewind director Michel Gondry has one-upped himself; he's gone and sweded his own trailer, inserting himself as Jack Black and Mos Def and using his crafty wiles to replicate the most conventional aspect of Hollywood movies: the preview reel. More...

February 21, 2008
Box Office Guru Preview: Vantage Point Aims For #1 Debut Opens in new window
A terrorist attack is played out through multiple perspectives in the high-octane political thriller Vantage Point which leads the four-pack of new openers which also includes three small comedies. More...

February 20, 2008
Michel Gondry on Be Kind Rewind: The RT Interview Opens in new window
When RT writer Sara Schieron met master of whimsy Michel Gondry to talk about his ode to home videos, she never thought the interview itself would become a sort-of "sweded" affair, like the blockbusters co-opted by Jack Black and Co. in Be Kind Rewind. More...

December 12, 2007
Jack Black On Playing Robocop for Be Kind Rewind Opens in new window
Jack Black plays a video store clerk remaking classic movies after he accidentally erases the whole store in Be Kind Rewind. One of the most elaborate home-made replacement movies is the '80s sci-fi classic Robocop. More...

November 26, 2007
Be Kind Rewind Official Site and New Trailers! Opens in new window
Michel Gondry's Be Kind Rewind won't reach theaters until January 25, but the film's official site -- featuring the trailer and other assorted goodies -- is now online! More...

October 18, 2007
Deborah Harry Chooses Kirsten Dunst for Blondie Biopic Opens in new window
The tide is high, but Kirsten Dunst is holding on. More...

August 9, 2007
Jack Black, Mos Def Make With the Funny in Be Kind Rewind Trailer Opens in new window
If you're jonesing for a Jack Black fix -- but not so badly that you're willing to shell out ten bucks to see him in this fall's Margot at the Wedding -- we've got good news: The trailer for December's Be Kind Rewind, starring Black with Mos Def, has hit the Web. More...

March 2, 2007
The Weekly Ketchup: "Batman Begins" Sequel Talk, "Justice League" Movie In The Works, "300" Impresses, And More! Opens in new window
In this week's Ketchup, the weekly "Batman Begins" tidbit focuses on sequel number two, "The Justice League of America" will have a live-action flick of its own, and "300" so far appears to be living up to the considerable hype. More...

January 10, 2007
Golden Tomato Awards: "Casino Royale," "The Queen" Best-Reviewed of 2006 Opens in new window
The 8th Annual Golden Tomato Awards were announced today, and "Casino Royale" and "The Queen" are the best reviewed wide and limited releases, respectively. The worst-reviewed movie was "Basic Instinct 2," Sharon Stone's attempt to re-capture past glory. More...

December 1, 2006
The Weekly Ketchup: A Third "Starship Troopers," Jack Black Collaborates With Michel Gondry, Tension Between Fox And Marvel Over "X-Men," And More! Opens in new window
In this week's Ketchup, the campy classic "Starship Troopers" may finally get a proper successor with Casper Van Dien returning for "Starship Troopers 3" (there was a sequel?), Jack Black teams with avant-garde director Michel Gondry, and Fox and Marvel may engage in a glorious studio slugfest over the future of the "X-Men." More...

November 28, 2006
Jack Black and Michel Gondry Remake "King Kong," "Robocop," and More '80s Classics Opens in new window
In his upcoming movie, "Be Kind Rewind," Jack Black gets to remake all of our '80s favorites. He plays a video store clerk who accidentally erases all the tapes, and has to replace all the videos by filming them himself. More...

October 9, 2006
Box Office Wrapup: Leo and Matt Face Off at #1 with The Departed Opens in new window
Martin Scorsese scored the best opening of his career, and his first number one film in fifteen years, with the star-studded gangster thriller "The Departed," which led the North American box office over the Columbus Day holiday weekend. More...

October 2, 2006
Box Office Wrapup: Open Season Shoots Up #1 Opening Opens in new window
Ashton Kutcher ambushed the top two spots at the North American box office this weekend playing an animated mule and a Coast Guard rookie in Open Season and The Guardian, respectively. Both films enjoyed strong openings pumping in a combined $40M and helped the marketplace beat last year's levels for the first time in four weeks. The weekend's other new wide release, the comedy School for Scoundrels, saw more modest results with a fourth place bow. More...

September 25, 2006
Box Office Wrapup: "Jackass" #1, "Little Miss Sunshine" Crosses $50M Opens in new window
Young men returned to theaters in droves and powered the crude new stunts sequel Jackass: Number Two to the number one spot with the biggest opening weekend of any film in the past seven weeks. The martial arts actioner Fearless debuted impressively in second place playing to young men as well, but the new older-skewing period dramas Flyboys and All the King's Men were mostly ignored. More...

September 21, 2006
Box Office Guru Preview: Jackass Crashes into Theaters Opens in new window
Four new films open wide, but they may not be enough to stop the North American box office from suffering its third consecutive down weekend. More...

September 21, 2006
Critical Consensus: "Jackass" Kicks; "King" Is Dethroned; "Fearless" Is Action-Packed; "Flyboys" Is Grounded Opens in new window
This week at the movies, we've got antisocial behavior ("Jackass: Number Two," with Johnny Knoxville and the gang), hell-raising politicos ("All The King's Men," starring Sean Penn), fearless warriors ("Fearless," starring Jet Li), and flying aces ("Flyboys," starring James Franco). What do the critics have to say? More...

August 18, 2006
Four New Faces Join Jack Black's "Rewind" Opens in new window
One percolating project that's really caught my eye is called "Be Kind Rewind," not just because it stars the generally amusing Jack Black, but also because it's being directed by Michel Gondry ("Eternal Sunshine"). And if the star, the director, and the concept weren't interesting enough, the flick is now cobbling together a solid supporting cast. More...

June 20, 2006
Michel Gondry on "Science of Sleep," "Be Kind Rewind," "Block Party" DVD Opens in new window
Thanks to Joblo for pointing us towards RopeofSilicon.com's awesome interview with director Michel Gondry, where the fantastical French filmmaker shares info on his upcoming flick "The Science of Sleep," his soon-to-be-filmed comedy "Be Kind Rewind," and the extended DVD release of "Dave Chappelle's Block Party." More...

May 18, 2006
Dunst and Black to "Rewind" Together Opens in new window
Not long ago we learned that director Michel Gondry and maniac Jack Black would be collaborating on a high-concept comedy called "Be Kind Rewind," and now it seems the boys have found their leading lady, and she comes in the form of Kirsten Dunst. More...

May 2, 2006
Gondry and Jack Black Promise to "Rewind" Opens in new window
Director Michel Gondry and professional goofball Jack Black will soon be collaborating on a rather bizarre-sounding high-concept comedy called "Be Kind Rewind," the plot of which should excite all the movie geeks out there... More...

March 3, 2006
"Dave Chappelle's Block Party" Is The Best-Reviewed Film of 2006 (So Far) Opens in new window
Dave Chappelle's abrupt departure from his hit Comedy Central program "Chappelle's Show" caused lots of concern from his very loyal fans, who feared they might have heard the last from him. They needn't have worried. At 94 percent on the Tomatometer, "Dave Chappelle's Block Party" is not only Certified Fresh, it's also the best-reviewed film of the year. More...

March 2, 2006
Critical Consensus: A Swinging "Party," A Sweet and Sour "16" Opens in new window
This week's wide releases will take us on a journey. We'll walk a couple blocks ("16 Blocks," "Dave Chappelle's Block Party"), take a dip in the ocean ("Aquamarine") and feel the rays of the sun ("Ultraviolet"). And the critics will be our guide. More...

February 16, 2006
Trailer Bulletin: Dave Chapelle's Block Party Opens in new window
All I need to hear are the phrases "Dave Chappelle" and "concert," and I already know we're talking about a movie I want to see. Throw some names like Kanye West, Erykah Badu, Mos Def, and director Michel Gondry into the mix and you have an indie flick must-see from the fine folks at Rogue (Universal) Pictures. And here's the trailer. More...

February 3, 2006
SUNDANCE: Capsule Reviews of "Sunshine," "Science," "Proposition," And More Opens in new window
Here are capsule reviews of some of the films we screened at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. More...

January 24, 2006
SUNDANCE: Warner Independent Buys Gondry's "Science" Opens in new window
Michel Gondry?s ?The Science of Sleep? has been acquired by Warner Independent Pictures for $6 million, becoming the second film to get picked up at the ongoing 2006 Sundance Film Festival. More...

September 22, 2005
Toronto Film Fest: ?SPL,? ?Dave Chapelle?s Block Party,? ?Revolver,? and ?Manderlay? Opens in new window
This last batch of films ends my coverage of the Toronto International Film Festival. They're films of various qualities, starting with "SPL," the Hong Kong actioner that I'm most excited about. More...

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