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Kevin Smith’s Marijuanaissance

Articles by Martina

Kevin Smith’s Marijuanaissance: On ‘Tusk,’ ‘Falling Out’ with Ben Affleck, and 20 Years of ‘Clerks’

EXCERPT 09.09.14 by thedailybeast.com

The outspoken filmmaker sat down with Marlow Stern to discuss his wacky walrus horror film Tusk, his upcoming film with Johnny Depp starring their daughters, his love of weed, and more.

Any conversation with Kevin Smith, the loquacious filmmaker/geek god, tends to go to interesting places. The guy has no filter, and regularly regales colleges and podcast listeners with his industry yarns, from the hellish experience working with Bruce Willis on Cop Out to the living soap opera that was developing his script for the superhero flick Superman Lives, replete with a giant, killer spider (at the producer’s behest).

Following the disappointing box office for Red State, Smith said that his follow-up film, Clerks 3, would be his last. Later, he amended that statement to say that he’ll keep making movies, but only ones “I would/could ever make.” Which brings us to Tusk.

A couple of years back, on his comedy podcast SModcast, Smith and pal Scott Mosier discussed an ad for a man renting out a room in his house gratis—on the condition that the tenant dresses up like a walrus for a few hours a day. They had a field day with it, disassembling and reassembling it, until they landed on an idea: What if it was a horror film about a demented elderly seafarer who posts a misleading ad,

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Black Mass

Filmography by Carey

Release Date: September 18, 2015

Johnny as: Whitey Bulger

Action | Crime | Drama

Status: Post-production

Director: Scott Cooper

Writers: Scott Cooper, Dick Lehr (book)


Plot Overview

The true story of Whitey Bulger, the brother of a state senator and the most infamous violent criminal in the history of South Boston, who became an FBI informant to take down a Mafia family invading his turf.

Cast and Crew

Benedict Cumberbatch as Bill Bulger
Johnny Depp as Whitey Bulger
Juno Temple as Deborah Hussey
Dakota Johnson  as Lindsey Cyr
Corey Stoll as Fred Wyshak
Kevin Bacon as Charles McGuire
Sienna Miller as Catherine Greig
Joel Edgerton as John Connolly
Peter Sarsgaard as Brian Halloran
Adam Scott as Robert Fitzpatrick
Julianne Nicholson  as Marianne Connolly
Jesse Plemons as Kevin Weeks
Rory Cochrane as Steve Flemmi
W. Earl Brown as Johnny Martorano
Jamie Donnelly as Mrs. Cody
James Russo as Agent Scott Gariola
Erica McDermott as Mary Bulger
Brad Carter as John McIntyre
Jeremy Strong as Josh Bond

and many more

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Tusk

Filmography by Martina

Release Date: 19 September 2014 (USA)

Johnny Depp playing: Guy LaPointe

Writer and Director:  Kevin Smith

Music by: Christopher Drake

Lily-Rose Melody Depp playing: Colleen Collette

Runtime: 102 min. Rated: R

IMDB  Official Site

DVD Released: December 30, 2014


Plot Summary

When podcaster Wallace Bryton goes missing in the backwoods of Manitoba while interviewing a mysterious seafarer named Howard Howe, his best friend Teddy and girlfriend Allison team with an ex-cop to look for him.

Cast

Genesis Rodriguez as Allison
Haley Joel Osment as Teddy
Justin Long as Wallace Bryton
Harley Quinn Smith  as Colleen McKenzie
Michael Parks  as Howard Howe
Lily-Rose Melody Depp as Colleen Collette
Harley Morenstein as Border Agent
Ralph Garman as Canadian Detective
Bill Bennett  as Deer Hunting Video Player

Johnny Depp as Guy LaPointe

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First review of “Tusk”

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“Tusk”, directed by Kevin Smith, premiered yesterday at the TIFF.

The movie, too, takes on a wildly different tone when, around the film’s third act, a wholly unrecognizable Johnny Depp is introduced as a gonzo French-Canadian detective named Guy LaPointe, who teams up with Wally’s co-host and girlfriend (Genesis Rodriguez) to track him down. With Depp’s entrance, what had been a relatively straightforward horror film is turned on its head. It’s undoubtedly the best, most off-the-wall performance Depp has given in ages, the kind of actorly feat that is so out there that it borders on the hypnotic. Depp, with little more than some well-placed prosthetics and a goofy French-Canadian accent, makes “Tusk” infinitely weirder.

Full review: indiewire.com

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