New Trailer: Pride and Prejudice
Dreaming of Keira Knightley nearly nightly? This trailer will be attached to Cinderella Man this weekend. (I would've rather Universal attached a Brokeback Mountain trailer but NO! Can't do that!) Look for the Rent trailer to be on Lords of Dogtown. Quite the excitement!
Trailer here.
Trailer here.
posted by Darren at 11:33 PM
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Well, it's the end of May, and PRIDE & PREJUDICE won't be out until the end of September, which is a 4 month gap. If that's any indication of Focus' timelines, then we might have to wait until BROKEN FLOWERS is released at the beginning of August to see a BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN trailer. *glum*
I'll keep my hopes up about the possibility of it being attached to MY SUMMER OF LOVE, though (which is only a few weeks away).
True dat. The original teaser - well, it was almost a full trailer - for Eternal Sunshine debuted on Lost In Translation almost 6 months before its release date. I guess I figured because Brokeback Mountain wrapped production before Pride and Prejudice started, we might get a look first. Focus has good marketing, though. When the trailer is out, a poster will likely follow right behind. There's also the possibility that much like P&P, they won't put it on a Focus film, rather a Universal release considering they do plan on taking the film wide at some point. :-)
Ah, good point... I've been kind of concerned with the fact that there aren't any wide-release films by Focus coming out before BBM until P&P (which is cutting it too close in terms of marketing, considering it's coming out a mere 2 1/2 months before BBM). It would really be in their best interest to put the trailer infront of a larger Universal film (the studio's next big release after CINDERELLA MAN is SKELETON KEY, on August 12th... hmmmm).
Correction! It looks like P&P is only a limited release, while THE CONSTANT GARDENER (Aug 26th) is a wide release. However, that's still only 3 1/2 months prior to BBM...
I just don't want to see them mess up the marketing campaign for BROKEBACK.
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