Ving Rhames news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Ving Rhames performances. Ving has been in the press lately becuase his dog mauled a man while Ving was away from his house.
Irving Christopher "Ving" Rhames is a Golden...
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Ving Rhames news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Ving Rhames performances. Ving has been in the press lately becuase his dog mauled a man while Ving was away from his house.
Irving Christopher "Ving" Rhames is a Golden Globe winning American actor.
Recently, I've been doing quite a bit of traveling. I write this as I sit at the DFW airport in Dallas, after a canceled return flight home. Who knows how long I'll be here, but if you don't see a blog post on Monday, please someone bring some food and a pillow to gate A34. I would be most appreciative. While traveling this time around, I got to spend time with some local filmmakers, along with some who were passing through like myself. Meetings with filmmakers are always quite interesting... Read Full Story
The film that opened the Screamfest Film Festival this year The Tournament will be released on DVD beginning October 20th. A film with a plethora of big names including: Ving Rhames, Kelly Hu, and Robert Carlyle and a whole slew of action sequences means that this film will be a must have for 2009. Don't believe me? Then check out the trailer for The Tournament below and find out why this film was chosen as the premiere film at the SFF. The synopsis for The Tournament here: "Every seven... Read Full Story
Ving Rhames is preparing to step into the shoes of noble waiter Sam, the lead character in a big screen adaptation of "Master Harold ... and the Boys," a role Danny Glover originated on Broadway. Based on Athol Fugard's 1982 play, "Master Harold" is set on the southeast coast of South Africa and follows the relationship between a white young man named Hally (Freddie Highmore), and two black waiters, Sam (Rhames) and Willie. In the play, Sam and Willie were servants of Hally's family and have... Read Full Story
A man working as a caretaker in a home owned by "Pulp Fiction" star Ving Rhames was found dead inside the property, apparently the victim of a vicious attack by two dogs, police said Friday. The man, who as in his 40s, had dog bites all over his body when he was found in the upscale Los Angeles suburb of Brentwood, but a coroner has yet to determine the exact cause of death, authorities said. The man, whose name was not immediately released, "appears to have suffered a number of injuries as... Read Full Story
A man working as a caretaker in a home owned by "Pulp Fiction" star Ving Rhames was found dead inside the property, apparently the victim of a vicious attack by two dogs, police said Friday. The man, who as in his 40s, had dog bites all over his body when he was found in the upscale Los Angeles suburb of Brentwood, but a coroner has yet to determine the exact cause of death, authorities said. The man, whose name was not immediately released, "appears to have suffered a number of injuries as... Read Full Story
Cloud Ten Pictures is one of the only independent Christian film production companies in the world to have such a high level of amassed star power in our films. Know of any other? Sure there are great films out there where stars get discovered, but at the end of the day, statistically it is "star" first followed closely by "story" that initially drives people to the box office. Star Power is statistically the number 1 factor in what drives people to the box office We at Cloud Ten Pictures... Read Full Story
There are some stories I just won't do simply because they seem really too much. The incident which was sensationalized as "Ving Rhames' Dogs Maul Caretaker" and kill him was one of those. What a sad situation for all involved. Ving tells People what went down: "He was much more than a caretaker," Rhames, 48, says. "He really became a member of the family. He was at my mother's birthdays, my children's birthdays. He was the person I could trust." Despite widespread reports that Rhames's dogs... Read Full Story
Los Angeles animal services personnel were spotted taking four mastiffs away from Ving Rhames’ home Friday after a caretaker was fatally mauled by his dogs.
The actor has long been fond of the breed, which are often used as guard dogs. The appeal of owning one of those - let alone four - as a private citizen? No idea.
In a 1999 interview with the Los Angeles Times , the Pulp Fiction star showed off his “petrifying” Ambullneo mastiff named Samson and his three mastiff puppies - Storm... Read Full Story
Ving Rhames released a statement offering condolences over the death of his caretaker, who was mauled by the actor's dogs at Ving's home earlier this month. "I was out of the country when this shocking and terrible tragedy occurred on my property," the statement reads. "Jacob Adams was not just a devoted employee – he was also a dear friend. I want to offer my heartfelt condolences to his family." Read Full Story
Ving Rhames ’ caretaker died from a "pre-existing heart problem" when he was attacked by the actor's dogs in August. Jacob Adams, 40, was pronounced dead in front of Rhames' Brentwood, California home and was first thought to have been mauled to death by the Pulp Fiction star's pets.
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