Andrew Adamson



Andrew Adamson
  • Date of Birth: 01 December, 1966
  • Place of Birth: Auckland, New Zealand
  • Biography: Andrew Ralph Adamson MNZM (born December 1, 1966) is a New Zealand film director based mainly in Los Angeles, California, U.S., where he made the blockbuster animation films, Shrek and Shrek 2 for which he received an Academy Award nomination. He was director, executive producer, and scriptwriter for C. S.... Read more

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Harry's DVD Picks & Peeks - 1st week of Dec DVDs: Narnia, Wanted, Shawshank, Nikita, X-Files, Fairbanks, Yogi Bear & more!!!
aintitcool.com – 2008-12-05
Hey folks, Harry here...This just got caught in the hell of this season. For one - many of the titles arrived late, then there's all the Academy Screeners I'm going through (and needing to review) and lastly and most... ... Full Article

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Leaving Hollywood, Headed South, Bound for Indie
nytimes.com – 2008-09-28
Mr. Hammer, who calls himself an idealist, speaks of his time in Hollywood almost as a period of captivity. "I had tremendous frustration at the end of my art-directing career justifying what I was doing," he said. ... Full Article

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Andrew Adamson
usatoday.com – 2008-06-24
Peter Dinklage wasn't sure he wanted to play Trumpkin the red dwarf in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.So he flew to L.A. to see Andrew Adamson, who had directed the first Narnia movie. ... Full Article

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'Grittier' Narnia makes UK debut
bbc.co.uk – 2008-06-20
That is according to its New Zealand-born director Andrew Adamson, who said the magical world of Narnia has "more weight and depth" this time around. ... Full Article

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Director Chosen for Third Narnia Film
moviesonline.ca – 2008-05-18
According to AICN , Director Michael Apted has been chosen to direct the third Narnia film, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. ... Full Article

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By Kurt Chirbas - Granite Bay High School
sacbee.com – 2008-05-16
I can't believe the seven words I'm about to write: The movie is better than the book. Over the years and countless films, I have found myself to be a loyalist unconditionally faithful to authors' work. Never has a cinematic ... Full Article

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