Director Kevin Smith Makes History in Film-NFT Rights Acquisition Deal, Distributing New Film “KillRoy Was Here” as an NFT with Legendao, Powered by Secret Network.
Kevin Smith to launch new Horror film ‘Killroy Was Here’ as NFT
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New film book ‘Kevin Smith’s Secret Stash: The Definitive Visual History’ details announced
Insight Editions have released details of a new film ‘coffee table’ book titled ‘Kevin Smith’s Secret Stash: The Definitive Visual History‘ which will of-course explore the life and career of film-maker Kevin Smith (Clerks, Dogma, Chasing Amy, Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back). The book features a foreword from Smith’s longtime friend and co-star Jason Mewes as well as testmonials/writing from Smith’s longtime producer Scott Mosier; director J.J. Abrams; actors Ben Affleck, Mark Hamill, Seth Rogen and Justin Long; and Smith’s wife Jennifer Schwalbach-Smith and daughter Harley Quinn Smith, among others. Details were released during an interview for io9.
Kevin Smith releases trailer for new horror film ‘Killroy Was Here’
Following the cancellation of San Diego Comic-Con 2020 many online events and activities have been announced as part of the ‘Comic-Con@Home’ program. Among these was an ‘An Evening With Kevin Smith‘ panel on Saturday, July 25th.
Filming starts on Jay & Silent Bob Reboot
UPDATE:
In a radio interview with 102.5 The Bone radio station Smith teased a Fall 2019 release.
“I think we are out in the fall”
‘Doctor Who – The Unsaved Planet’
Following on from “Doctor Who: The Time Trap” & “Doctor Who: Death as Christmas” the Gallifrey Stands Podcast team are back for another charity full cast audio drama, this year to raise money for LGBT charity Stonewall UK.
Kevin Smith filming new TV pilot ‘HollyWeed’
Kevin Smith has announced on his latest ‘Hollywood BabbleOn’ podcast (which he hosts with KROQ star Ralph Garman) that he has started filming a new TV pilot entitled ‘HollyWeed‘ which he writes, directs and stars in. Continue reading
News: Kevin Smith finds funding for Clerks III
Writer/director Kevin Smith let slip on his podcast Hollywood Babble-On (an entertainment/chat show co-hosted by Ralph Garman) that he had secured funding for the long-awaited film Clerks III. This is reportedly as a result of renewed interest following Smith’s recent horror/comedy Tusk.
Smith made his film debut with Clerks in 1994; shooting the film for around $27,000 paid on various credit cards before selling the film to Miramax at the Sundance film festival. He went on to further successes with films such as Dogma, Chasing Amy & Jersey Girl before returning to Clerks with Clerks II in 2006. Continue reading
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