Luke Wilson

Overture Films & Anchor Bay Entertainment's "Modern Day Fable"Miraculously Materializes on Blu-ray & DVD on 1/20/09An IntroductionAlthough admittedly Henry Poole is Here was one of my least favorite films of 2008 as I didn't quite buy into the contrivances set forth, I definitely admired its intention and great heart in trying to craft a film that would provide hope and encouragement during a dark time, even if the result was less than stellar.Despite its uneven result and mixed critical and...Read Full Story

Luke Wilson stumbles onto an Internet gold mine in the new drama Middle Men, in theaters Friday, and he says of his new project, "You go to the movies to be entertained, and you definitely get that in spades with this movie." Based on a true story, Luke plays Jack Harris, a businessman and family man in 1995 who agrees to help steer the budding business of Wayne Beering (Giovanni Ribisi) and Buck Dolby (Gabriel Macht), Internet developers who sell adult entertainment online...Read Full Story

Middle Men Movie 2010 directed by George Gallo, a New York native who arrived in Los Angeles in 1982 with $800 in his pocket. Four years later, he would see his first screenplay, Wise Guys, produced into a feature film starring Danny DeVito and directed by Brian De Palma. His success as a writer has continued with blockbusters such as Midnight Run and Bad Boys. His directing credits include Trapped in Paradise, 29th Street, Double Take, My Mom’s New Boyfriend, and the upcoming Local Color...Read Full Story

New York Daily NewsLuke Wilson Logs-On to 'Middle Men' at PremiereEntertainment Tonight NewsET logged-in to the premiere of 'Middle Men' as Luke Wilson surfed down the red carpet in LA on Thursday night! Based on a true story and in theaters Friday, the film stars Luke as Jack Harris, a businessman and family man in 1995 who agrees to help ...Luke Wilson's Middle Men 'nerves'The Press AssociationInternet porn is born in darkly comic 'Middle Men'USA TodayMovie Review: 'Middle Men'Los Angeles...Read Full Story

New York Daily NewsLuke Wilson's Middle Men 'nerves'The Press AssociationLuke Wilson has admitted he gets nervous when watching his new movies for the first time. "Sometimes it's fun to watch movies and other times it's a little nerve-wracking," the actor confessed at the Los Angeles premiere of his latest film Middle Men. ...Internet porn is born in darkly comic 'Middle Men'USA TodayMovie Review: 'Middle Men'Los Angeles Times'Middle Men' review: Luke Wilson narrates overly fast 'Goodfellas...Read Full Story