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sounds interesting....sidenote, why the hell do people always think Jeff just disappeared off the face of the Earth? seriously.

If he were the last man standing, we'd take him. But the 39-year-old actor who plays Earth's probably-only survivor in I Am Legend says that's not possible. "Either I'm going to be with [wife] Jada," he told Ebony, "or I'm going to be dead." http://www.people.com/ issue on stands friday

WB Establishes I Am Legend Community Source: ShockTillYouDrop.com,Warner Bros. November 13, 2007 Warner Bros. has set up a special online promotion for I Am Legend (opening December 14th) starring Will Smith and Alice Braga. I-AM-IMMUNE.com is the ultimate community for people who want the full I Am Legend experience. Along with an online campaign, I-AM-IMMUNE.com - the official community for I Am Legend - will give members exclusive access to information about the film, a chance to voice their own opinion, online & street challenges, free swag, daily updates, message boards, insane prizing and the opportunity to see the biggest movie stars of the year at the largest movie premiere of the century. As a member of I-AM-IMMUNE.com, your objective is to stay active to stay immune. Members will be tasked with weekly online challenges to help promote the site and film, along with 3 offline challenges, which will give members the opportunity to earn free swag and chance to win a VIP Trip for 2 to New York City for the world premiere of I Am Legend at Madison Square Garden (air fare and hotel stay are covered). In terms of Street Challenge's, member's of I-AM-IMMUNE.com will visit a section of the site - called Street Challenges - where they will be tasked with going to a specific location, on a specific day and time within their city (one of 14 markets) to pickup an exclusive swag item, which will contain a code that must be entered into the Street Challenges section of the site. Once the code is entered, they will be eligible to win prizes and gain access to the next Street Challenge. http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/news/topnews.php?id=3579 http://www.i-am-immune.com/

In December's Men's Vogue, on newsstands Nov. 20. His fantasy drama, I Am Legend, opens Dec. 14. Daughter Willow, 7, also is in the film. http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2007-1...zine-quiz_N.htm

I know he's just devastated, he was so close to his mom. R.I.P Dr. West.

they are reshooting the ending! I bet it tested horribly the movie studios got worried so now we will get a happy ending hahahaha.. if you have seen "the player" by robert altman you will know how funny this is.. I wasn't talking about the ending, because I didn't know the hell it was gonna end anyway, lol. esp. with all that talk of a sequel so early on, I was speaking in reference to "insiders" all over the internet going on and on about all this huge set rebuilding and how it's probably b/c of cgi problems, and how they're shooting here and there all day long, and yadda, yadda, yadda. and from what i've seen it's just the scene with the car, in a rural setting. I could care less though, i'm seeing it anyway, lol.

it doesn't really seem like he's reshooting anything that should have people worried about the direction of the film.

I know, the growling sound? lol. I so wanna see this in IMAX! in the first one Willow's line reminds me of Jaden in Pursuit.

you can view three tv spots for the film here guys: http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/films.php?id=445

Will Smith: a one-man show LAST year, they shut down New York for a few hours so Will Smith could be alone. ¶ It came neither easy nor cheap, snarling traffic and making more than a few people very angry in the process. But one busy Monday morning in October 2006, a production crew for the sci-fi drama "I Am Legend" cordoned off several blocks of Manhattan's Fifth Avenue and completely depopulated the area so the Oscar-nominated star of "Ali" could be filmed walking cautiously down one of the city's most traveled arteries in total solitude -- his surroundings utterly and perfectly still. ¶ "That was aggressive. I don't think anyone's going to be able to do that in New York again any time soon," Smith said, breaking into a wide grin at the memory. "People were not happy. That's the most middle fingers I've ever gotten in my career." ¶ Nobody said it was going to be easy portraying the last man on Earth -- a military scientist who survives a biological pandemic that has apparently turned the rest of humanity into night-crawling vampire zombies. Over the previous 12 years, a panoply of A-list actors have been attached to the role -- notably Tom Cruise, Michael Douglas and Arnold Schwarzenegger -- but until Smith came along, none could shepherd the high-concept project into production. Sticking Point A: The "Legend" protagonist is an island unto himself, spending his daylight hours trying to concoct an antidote to vampirism and retiring to his locked and loaded Greenwich Village brownstone at night when the freaks come out for blood. That means, for much of the movie -- even when backdropped by quintessential Big Apple locations including Washington Square Park and Times Square -- he's the last man on-screen. Smith has bumped up against the apocalypse in movies before, battling legions of murderous androids in "I, Robot" and intercepting marauding aliens set on conquering Earth in "Independence Day." "Legend," however, represents a risk for one of the biggest movie stars in the world. Reportedly budgeted at more than $100 million, it's a big-budget one-man show in which he's seen emoting opposite a dog, various mannequins and computer-generated monsters. Think "Castaway" meets "28 Days Later." "It is an extremely delicate balancing act -- not going too far one way or another," Smith said, dripping with movie blood now on the set of his postmodern superhero flick "Hancock." "The second you have one too many explosions, one music cue a little too high, you destroy it. You lose it all. "It's not as certain as 'Men in Black.' " Since combining forces with screenwriter-producer Akiva Goldsman and director Francis Lawrence on the project in 2005, the stated ambition with "Legend" has been to cross-pollinate summer blockbuster-style eye candy with the gravitas of an awards season Serious Film. But "I Am Legend," which opens Dec. 14, arrives as the third big-screen iteration of celebrated "Twilight Zone" writer Richard Matheson's popular 1954 science fiction novella of the same name. "The Last Man on Earth," a low-budget version shot in Italy and starring Vincent Price, was released in 1964. And in 1971, the material was reworked again in the service of "The Omega Man," which pitted Charlton Heston against a clan of psychotic albino mutants. Matheson's book has also been cited as a primary influence on precisely the sort of genre movie "Legend" wants nothing to do with: George Romero's 1968 zombie masterwork, "Night of the Living Dead." Since 1997, a who's who of big-deal action and genre directors have also flirted with remaking "Legend," among them: Ridley Scott, Guillermo Del Toro and Michael Bay, who was set to begin filming "Legend" with Smith in 2002, when the project was pre-empted by British director Danny Boyle's cerebral horror fantasy "28 Days Later." That film depicts a similarly disease-ravaged, post-apocalyptic wasteland -- replete with depopulated London locales -- in which a trio of heroes who likewise may be the last people on Earth battle flesh-eating zombies for survival. The project's colorful development history left Lawrence -- director of "Constantine," the hit 2005 comic-book adaptation starring Keanu Reeves as a supernatural detective who battles Satan -- feeling somewhat apprehensive about mounting his own adaptation of "Legend." "There's been some big talent attached," said Lawrence, on break from final editing of the film. "So people in the business are waiting to see it, wondering how [the other directors] would have stacked up. In terms of mass audience, I'm not daunted at all. But people in the business are daunting to me." For Smith, who says he has felt compelled to have his movies "mean something" since topping the box-office chart with his inspirational father-son drama "The Pursuit of Happyness" last year, the movie was a splashy way to pose certain big existential questions. "The sneaky secret is that this one is Job," Smith said of his character in "Legend." "You take a man, take everything from him, and can he find a reason to continue? Can he find the hope or desire to excel and advance in life? Or does the death of everything around him create imminent death for himself?" The actor paused for a moment, then added, "The question is, can you do that with a wonderful character piece wrapped in blockbuster clothes?" http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/...1&cset=true

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10.24.07: 'Premiere' Crowns New Power Player The reigning acting kingpin has been dethroned. Will Smith toppled Tom Cruise in Premiere's annual Hollywood Power List. The I am Legend star rose to ninth overall and became this year's highest ranking actor while the United Artists topper and Lions for Lambs actor took a nose dive to the 20th spot from last year's 13th place finish. Humanitarian leading lady Angelina Jolie tops the actress category at the 32nd spot demoting last year's queen Reese Witherspoon to 38th. Fox's Jim Gianopulos and Tom Rothman have been deemed the most powerful in all the land while newcomer Shia LaBeouf scored the 50th spot. How do Brad Pitt, George Lucas, Matt Damon, Jodie Foster, Will Ferrell, and Sacha Baron Cohen rank? Visit our Power List to find out. http://news.premiere.com/blog/2007/10/102407-premiere.html http://www.premiere.com/features/4193/power-list-2007.html ^digital edition of the mag's powerlist

wow, that was better, so technically I guess there's three trailers circulating? yeah that last part was crazy.

ok that movie looks insane, thnx for the links guys.

finally, thnx tim!

except for a full trailer, that's driving me nuts! lol...maybe the teaser is all we're gonna get? unless it comes out in the next week or so.

don't know if this was posted, Will's on the cover of the Dec. 07 issue of SciFi mag. http://www.scifi.com/scifimag/ TABLE OF CONTENTS I Am Legend Will Smith easily defeated the invading aliens of Independence Day and Men in Black – but does he have what it takes to survive post-apocalyptic New Yorkers?

Overbrook's doing big things I love it.

I actually read somewhere none of it was true. I think people are still milking the rumor, and possibly getting bent outta shape for nothing. I think this whole thing probably stemmed from Jaden playing "a karate kid" on his guest starring episode of "Suite Life of Zack and Cody".

what's more hilarious is her quote: "Ten years of marriage and I still get felt up - I like that!" Jada Pinkett Smith loves all the attention from her husband Will Smith as the celebrity couple prepares to celebrate 10 years of marriage. http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php/20...e_quotables_181 haha.

Pinkett Smith Signs The Human Contract Source: FilmJerk, Diva September 14, 2007 Jada Pinkett Smith will write and direct The Human Contract, according to FilmJerk. Will Smith and his producing partner James Lassiter will produce through their Overbrook Entertainment. The film centers on Julian Wright, a charming and mega-successful businessman who hides a secret from the rest of the world which tears his soul apart every day. With his personal life in shambles, Julian will find himself willing to travel down the rabbit hole, as it were, when he meets Michael Reed, a gorgeous stranger who entices Julian to forget his rigid corporate world and try a more bohemian lifestyle, a decision that will not only affect his own life but those of his boss and co-workers, as well as inspire his half-sister Rita to re-examine her life with her abusive husband. Shooting starts in Los Angeles on November 12. http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=37370 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sounds really interesting, hope it works for them.

thnx julie.

they didn't attend but "Pursuit" won a few awards Choice Move Drama: Pursuit of Happyness Choice Movie actor Drama: Will Smith Best Chemistry: Will & Jaden Smith for Pursuit Jaden lost " Choice Movie: Breakout Actor" to Shia LaBeouf though.

there's a couple videos on the Access site too, I just wonder if his episode's still gonna air, b/c i hear their show got cancelled the other day.

lmao @ "meh"...haha...I think this is better than other stuff I've heard from him though, I like that Omarion's on the track too. but yeah the chain kinda threw me, was it like a shout to his uncle or something?