Luke Wilson

Overture Films & Anchor Bay Entertainment's "Modern Day Fable " Miraculously Materializes on Blu-ray & DVD on 1/20/09 An Introduction Although 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... Read Full Story

Henry Poole is Here is an uplifting and heartfelt tale of a man dealing with personal turmoil and a lack of will to life. The movie is set to release on Blu-ray from Anchor Bay Entertainment and Overture Films on January 20th. The film is directed by Mark Pellington. Henry Poole moves to a new home in a familiar neighborhood and hopes to simply hideout and avoid life. His wishes are for naught as a curious neighbor (Adriana Barraza) spots what appears to be the face of Jesus imprinted in... Read Full Story

Anchor Bay Entertainment and Overture Films are releasing a new Luke Wilson DVD, Henry Poole is Here , on January 20th. In the film from Director Mark Pellington, Wilson stars as Henry Poole, a disillusioned man who moves into a new home and attempts to hide from life and the unfortunate events he has recently experienced. Henry finds it tougher to hide out than he had hoped. When an intrusive but well-meaning neighbor (Academy Award nominee Adriana Barraza) sees what she believes is the... Read Full Story

Directed by: Mark Pellington Produced by: Gary Gilbert, Tom Lassally, Tom Rosenberg, Gary Lucchesi, Richard Wright Written by: Albert Torres Starring: Luke Wilson, Radha Mitchell, George Lopez, Morgan Lily, Adriana Barraza Distributed by: Overture Films ALT Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 ALT Full Movie (DivX) Read Full Story

Posted by god 37 minutes ago ( http://www.la.com ) View profile Carrey's departure from the Pellington-directed "Henry Poole" - which opened in limited release Friday - left Wilson, 37, with the meatiest dramatic role of his career Add this link to... Bury Category: Entertainment Read Full Story

If your house is made of stucco, run like the wind. Director: Mark Pellington After getting his start directing some of the '90’s most recognizable and lauded music videos, including Pearl Jam’s controversial MTV award-winning “Jeremy” and U2’s moving “One,” film critics took note of director Mark Pellington with his 1999 paranoid, terrorism chiller Arlington Road starring Jeff Bridges and Tim Robbins. In fact, in retrospect it seems all the eerier for having been released just two years... Read Full Story

Vacancy co-stars Luke Wilson and Frank Whaley held slapping sessions to keep up intensity levels on the set of the thriller. Wilson admits he had started to tire of the endless night shoots, where his and Kate Beckinsale's characters are permanently on the run from a serial killer, and so he started slapping himself on the thighs to "get real." [...] Read more! Read Full Story

Hollywood star Luke Wilson was left flabbergasted when his brother Owen invited him to dinner with former President Bill Clinton - and then left halfway through the meal. Luke was even more surprised when Clinton seemed sincerely upset that he hadn't got the chance to party with ladies man Owen.[...] Read more! Read Full Story

Movie star Luke Wilson's brother Andrew has blamed his sibling in part for ruining his marriage. Andrew claims the actor outstayed his welcome in his home years ago when he was struggling in school - and his wife quickly grew tired of her unwelcome guest.[...] Read more! Read Full Story

Actor Luke Wilson is used to living in the shadow of his brother Owen, but wishes tabloid newspapers would stop holding polls comparing their physiques - because he always loses. Despite the brothers' good-natured sibling rivalry, Luke insists he's more than happy with his build.[...] Read more! Read Full Story