Showing posts with label defendor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label defendor. Show all posts

Saturday, July 2, 2011

DVD Extras From Hard Candy And Defendor

The extra material from the Hard Candy and Defendor DVDs have made its way online, so for those of you who haven't had a chance to view it before, can check it out below:

Defendor (2009): Producer Nicholas Tabarrok on casting Sandra Oh and Sandra on why she chose to do the role. (Click here to read director Peter Stebbings' version of the story.)


Defendor (2009): Bloopers


Hard Candy (2005): Director David Slade about casting Sandra Oh and why she agreed to do the cameo role.


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Monday, April 12, 2010

Defendor: The DVD

Defendor was released on DVD today. J!-ENT has published a full review of the DVD which you can check out here


If you've seen the movie, let us know what you thought about it in the comments below.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

The Handbag 'Bribe'

The director of Defendor, Peter Stebbings, was interviewed at the premiere of the film last week in Los Angeles and he talked a little about that handbag deal with Sandra Oh:

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Interview With BBC

BBC has a brief interview with Sandra Oh from the Defendor premiere last night. They don't allow embedding of videos so go to BBC to check it out:

BBC Interview

More Pictures From The 'Defendor' Premiere

Even more pics of Sandra Oh and her co-stars Woody Harrelson and Kat Dennings and director Peter Stebbings from the Defendor premiere last night in Los Angeles.



Working With Woody

Here is an interview with Sandra Oh from the Defendor premiere in Los Angeles last night where she talks about working with Woody Harrelson:


LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Woody Harrelson is set to walk the biggest red carpet of the year on March 7. That's Oscar Sunday and he's a best-supporting-actor nominee. But Monday night, Woody walked a small red carpet for his new small-budget film "Defendor."
In "Defendor," Woody Harrelson plays a man with some mental limitations. But when he becomes his alter ego, he feels like a crime-fighting superhero.

"And, of course, bullets don't bounce off and he gets beat up," said Woody.

Woody continues to take on roles that now defy stereotypes. Recently, there's his Oscar-nominated work for "The Messenger," where he's a military bearer of bad news, and a zombie-slaying tough guy in "Zombieland." These roles are very different from his days tending bar on TV's "Cheers."

"I'm very happy to hear you say that because there was quite a while in the earlier part of my career where I felt like I would only have played one part, you know?" said Woody. "So I felt lucky to have an opportunity to get into movies at all."

Sandra Oh plays Woody's psychologist in the film. One reason she took the role? To work with woody.

"His work in 'No Country for Old Men' -- there's a scene where he and Javier Bardem are sitting chair to chair and his work in that scene was so stupendous, I wanted to sit opposite Woody Harrelson," said Sandra.

For all the stars of this low-budget film, it was about the material, not the money.

"In the long run, I feel like really excellent work is more important than money," said "Defendor" co-star Kat Dennings. "It is, I'm sorry."

"Defendor" is rated "R." It opens Friday.

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