LONDON — Icon Entertainment Intl. has picked up international sales rights to Christopher McQuarrie’s upcoming feature project “The Stanford Prison Experiment.”

Pic, set to shoot this October, is based on the true story of Dr. Philip Zimbardo’s ground-breaking study of human behavior at Stanford U. in 1971.

Student volunteers were assigned roles as guards and prisoners in a mock prison, but the relationship between them degenerated so rapidly into abuse that Zimbardo had to abandon the experiment halfway through.

The movie, co-written by McQuarrie and Tim Talbott, will star Kieran Culkin, Paul Dano, Jesse Eisenberg, Charlie Hunnam, Ben McKenzie, Ryan Phillippe and Channing Tatum.

It’s produced by McQuarrie, Brent Emery, Mark Morgan, Guy Oseary and Talbott for Maverick Films, and by Bill Vince for Infinity Features. John Ptak of Arsenal, who brokered the international deal with Icon, is representing North American rights.

Pic will shoot on the Stanford campus in Palo Alto, California, and in Regina, Canada. This will be McQuarrie’s second outing as a director, following his 2000 debut “Way of the Gun.”

He won the original screenplay Oscar for “The Usual Suspects” in 1996, and is currently working as a writer and producer on the Bryan Singer/Tom Cruise WWII project “Valkyrie” for United Artists.

Source: Variety

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Kieran attended the opening night of “Some Men” off-Broadway last night. Previews of pics from last night can be found below.

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I just added 60 screencaps from Music Of The Heart to the gallery. Previews are below.

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Kieran attended the opening night of “Talk Radio” on Broadway this past Sunday night. Pictures are up here. Enjoy!

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New layout, finally. I think it’s a little simple, but I quite like it. I’m still working out some errors, but everything else is good to go.

And now we have a gallery update. Many thanks to Erin for sending us screencaps of Igby Goes Down. There’s also new pictures of Kieran from the opening night of “The Scene”.

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I apologise for the lack of updates, between the holidays and other things we’ve got going on, this site has been on the back burner a bit. The site is moving to a new server, so the gallery is going to be offline for a few days. There will be a new layout up shortly after that, along with some new gallery additions.

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Kieran. Photos. New. Have a party.

212 - ‘Nowhere To Run’ screencaps
006 - ‘Only The Lonely’ screencaps

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Kieran took part in The 6th Annual 24 Hour Plays on Broadway yesterday. I would have posted something about it beforehand but I did not find out that he was doing it until pictures started popping up even though I have been following who was doing it for awhile now and his name was never mentioned. But anyway.

The 6th Annual 24 Hour Plays on Broadway was a one-night-only benefit for Working Playground. At 10pm on Sunday night, 6 playwrights, 6 directors and 24 actors were gathered at the American Airlines Theatre and after everyone was introduced, the playwrights stayed up all night to write a 10 minute play. At 7am on Monday morning, the directors returned to the theatre to read the plays and cast them. The actors then arrived and rehearsals began at 8am, with tech rehearsals from 5pm-7:30pm and the show beginning at 8pm.

Others who participated in the event with Kieran included Anna Paquin, Gaby Hoffman, Sam Rockwell, Rachel Dratch, Liev Schreiber, Nia Vardalos, Rosie Perez, Lynn Whitfield, Jennifer Aniston, Elizabeth Berkley, Erika Christensen, David Cross, Matthew Lillard, Fisher Stevens and others.

You can find images from the rehearsals, curtain call, and after party in the gallery.

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Last week I added screencaps from The Magical Legend of the Leprechauns. Previews are below, you can find them here.

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Happy 24th birthday to Kieran!!

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