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Roland Emmerich's latest big budget doomsday film, 2012, is his darkest
German director Roland Emmerich, who has earned the unofficial title of Master of Disaster, had a personal record budget of at least $200 million. Emmerich deadpans that "I didn't refrain myself this time." Full Article at Talk Entertainment
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Roland Emmerich has an ongoing project: destroying the world. In 1996's "Independence Day," the German director sent aliens to wipe out the White House. In 1998, he unleashed "Godzilla" to wreak havoc on the streets of New York. Full Article at Monterey County Herald
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You can usually set your calendar by Roland Emmerich and one of his huge summer disaster spectacles, such “The Day After Tomorrow” or “Independence Day.” But this year something’s off with his timing – appropriately enough, it turns out, as his latest... Full Article at The Wrap
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Director Roland Emmerich tells Entertainment Weekly that a dramatic television series is already in development that serves as a sequel to his big-budget global apocalyptic action epic "2012" which opens next Friday. Mark Gordon ("Grey's Anatomy," Full Article at Original Signal: Movies
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Roland Emmerich’s next disaster film 2012 won’t hit theaters for a couple weeks (November 13th), but a sequel has already been planned… but not the normal kind of sequel. Full Article at Slash Film
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I didn't refrain myself this time.
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I have to say I definitely talked to a couple of people beforehand to make sure Roland wasn't some kind of scary, sadistic kind of director ... All the reports back were kind of incredible, that he was lovely and gentle and all things that seem to be completely antithetical to this kind of production.
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He’s the most meticulous planner you’ll find in the business ... and still very relaxed.
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I didn’t refrain myself this time.
