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Canadian Film Centre announces creation of a new actor’s conservatory

• Kevin Smith figures there’s one thing wrong with bringing a movie to the Toronto Film Fest: The audiences are way too polite. “In Toronto, nobody turns their nose up at…

Step aside Tinsletown. Toronto, dubbed “Hollywood North” for its active film industry, has its own star-studded Walk of Fame, and its biggest red carpet yet has been rolled out for this year’s Canadian inductees.

• Kevin Smith figures there’s one thing wrong with bringing a movie to the Toronto Film Fest: The audiences are way too polite.

• Kevin Smith figures there’s one thing wrong with bringing a movie to the Toronto Film Fest: The audiences are way too polite.

• Kevin Smith figures there’s one thing wrong with bringing a movie to the Toronto Film Fest: The audiences are way too polite.

Step aside Tinsletown. Toronto, dubbed “Hollywood North” for its active film industry, has its own star-studded Walk of Fame, and its biggest red carpet yet has been rolled out for this year’s Canadian inductees.

Sept. 7 (Bloomberg) — “Bangkok Dangerous,” starring Nicolas Cage , opened as the top film at U.S. and Canadian theaters this weekend, making $7.8 million for Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.

Sept. 7 (Bloomberg) — “Bangkok Dangerous,” starring Nicolas Cage , opened as the top film at U.S. and Canadian theaters this weekend, making $7.8 million for Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.

Canwest has pledged $1.5 million toward the creation of Canada’s first professional training program for onscreen acting.

Adam B. Vary on ”Flash of Genius” starring Greg Kinnear, and a moving performance by Peter O’Toole

Michael J. Fox, James Cameron on Canada’s Walk of Fame TORONTO – Step aside Tinsletown. Toronto, dubbed “Hollywood North” for its active film industry, has its own star-studded “Walk of Fame,” and its biggest red carpet yet was rolled out on Saturday for this year’s Canadian inductees. Actor Michael J. Fox and director James Cameron were among those honored in front of …

Michael J. Fox, James Cameron on Canada’s Walk of Fame TORONTO – Step aside Tinsletown. Toronto, dubbed “Hollywood North” for its active film industry, has its own star-studded “Walk of Fame,” and its biggest red carpet yet was rolled out on Saturday for this year’s Canadian inductees. Actor Michael J. Fox and director James Cameron were among those honored in front of …

In director David Cronenberg’s 1986 movie “The Fly,” a scientist commits a fatal error when he combines his own genes with those of a common housefly. At Los Angeles Opera, another dicey blending of species is taking place: Film directors are mutating into opera directors.

The world premiere of Canadian First World War saga Passchendaele has taken place at the Toronto Film Festival.

Michael J. Fox, James Cameron on Canada’s Walk of Fame TORONTO – Step aside Tinsletown. Toronto, dubbed “Hollywood North” for its active film industry, has its own star-studded “Walk of Fame,” and its biggest red carpet yet was rolled out on Saturday for this year’s Canadian inductees. Actor Michael J. Fox and director James Cameron were among those honored in front of …

Step aside Tinsletown. Toronto, dubbed “Hollywood North” for its active film industry, has its own star-studded “Walk of Fame,” and its biggest red carpet yet was rolled out on Saturday for this year’s Canadian inductees.

Step aside Tinsletown. Toronto, dubbed “Hollywood North” for its active film industry, has its own star-studded “Walk of Fame,” and its biggest red carpet yet was rolled out on Saturday for this year’s Canadian inductees.

A third Ghostbusters film, reuniting original cast members such as Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd, is in the works according to Hollywood trade paper Variety.

When Alicia Turner of Toronto was at work one August, she ended her day by outrunning an exploding ball of flames. For her troubles she …

TORONTO – The Toronto International Film Festival is no longer the people’s film festival. Co-founder Dusty Cohl would be appalled. His widow, Joan Cohl, is certainly unhappy about this breach of trust.

The curtain rose on the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night with romance “Passchendaele” playing to a packed theater and starting a 10-day parade of films and stars at one of the world’s top movie gatherings.

TORONTO-The Toronto International Film Festival got underway Thursday night with a gala screening of Paul Gross’ First World War epic, “Passchendaele.” The film is based on the real-life experiences of Gross’ grandfather.

New Zealand’s part in the Battle of Passchendaele in 1917 is dismissed in a new film from Canada that paints that country’s soldiers as heroes. Released this week, Passchendaele shows how the Belgian town was captured by the Canadian Corps during World War I.