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• Al Pacino to Play Salvador Dali - It has been reported that Al Pacino will play the role of Salvador Dali in an upcoming film called "Dali & I: The Surreal Story". Andrew Niccol will direct the Dali movie and filming is set to start in June this year.
• Alberto Giacometti Movie - This news is three years late, but it's better late than never. I saw a link to the Eternal Gaze movie over at Keith's blog. It's an animation of one of my favorite artists, Alberto Giacometti.
• Modigliani Movie - I recently watched the Modigliani movie, thanks to fellow artist Leith. I think it's generally a challenging thing for a movie maker to create a film about an artist that is interesting, believable, and not too Hollywood-ized.
  
• Wallace and Gromit Studio Fire - The studio home of Wallace and Gromit was burnt to the ground this week. The Aardman Animation studio in Britain was engulfed by fire, losing many sets, plasticine figures and sketches from the popular Wallace and Gromit movies.
• Marla Olmstead on 60 Minutes - I did not see the episode on 60 minutes recently, but it's interesting to see what people have to say about it. See the two previous posts on Art News Blog and the comments that people have had.
• Relative of Vincent van Gogh Killed - I've heard of people being verbally abused or even imprisoned for their art, but being killed for your art is a little extreme. Theo van Gogh (no, not Vincent's brother) caused outrage in the Dutch Muslim community when he made a controversial 11 minute film about a Muslim woman that was abused in an arranged marriage.
• Klimt Movie - Another film based on the life of an artist being made. A Gustav Klimt film is being made with John Malkovich playing the role of Gustav Klimt.

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