Cinderella Sells Out

SF Showbiz News

• "Cinderella" Sells Out
• Playwright Tom Stoppard talks about reviving 'Arcadia'
• War through a soldier’s eyes
• Award-winning Filmmaker Lise Swenson Enlists Kickstarter and Goodwill of San Francisco to Make Independent Feature Film, Saltwater.
• BAWIFM's 10th Birthday Bash!! 
• New 'Star Wars: Episode VII' to be filmed in England
• Ranahan Productions Services Moves to Berkeley
• "Deadly Confessions" - Teaser Trailer - Funny How Films
• America’s Cup concerts on San Francisco waterfront to be one-shot deal
• America’s Cup and the ‘Larry Show’ only just beginning
• Overtime Pay Alternative Sought By Republican Lawmakers

Only in San Francisco - The Golden Gate Bridge has been an enduring icon in the Bay Area for more than 75 years. And, boy, do moviemakers like to smash it to pieces. - Sal Pizarro

• Ray Harryhausen, film animator - Harryhausen’s most important partnership was with producer Charles H. Schneer. Their first feature, It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955), was a skimpily budgeted box office hit about a giant octopus attacking San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge.
• It Came from Beneath the Sea (clip)
• It Came From Beneath The Sea - San Fran attacked
• Attack on the Golden Gate Bridge - Supercut
• ‘BIG HERO 6′ – DISNEY ANNOUNCES THEIR FIRST ANIMATED MARVEL MOVIE While the comics were set in Tokyo, the film will be set in San Fransokyo, a mythical city created by the Disney animators for this movie. Not much else is known about the film yet, but you can see a 30-second animation test below (along with concept art of the Tokyo-fication of the Golden Gate Bridge), which is pretty impressive.
• Star Trek Into the Darkness, space ship crashes into San Francisco Bay