#Jonathan Filley

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JAWS 1975

You're gonna need a bigger boat.

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Jonathan Filley & Susan Backlinie as Tom Cassidy & Chrissie Watkins in:

Jaws (1975) by Steven Spielberg

Cinematography by Bill Butler

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Vackra stränder med vackra människor. Det fridfulla stället Amity i Massachusetts har hela tiden levt på turisterna så att de klarar sig på vinterhalvåret. Men när en badare blir dödad av en jättestor haj så får Sheriff Brody ta ett svårt beslut: Att stänga stranden precis före den värsta sommarruschen i juli. Men det är inte mycket han kan göra om hajen inte ger sig av.

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Jaws (1975)

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Jaws (1975)

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The Valero Verdict: Da 5 Bloods

The Valero Verdict: Da 5 Bloods

Welcome to another edition of the “The Valero Verdict” movie review. In this I will give you a quick movie review with a couple of bullet points of which I either liked or disliked. I will end the review with rating of the movie and a short overall thoughts.

On the docket today, Spike Lee’s latest film ‘Da 5 Bloods.

Four African American vets battle the forces of man and nature when they…

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Key Art And Trailer For THE GOOD NURSE

Key Art And Trailer For THE GOOD NURSE

Netflix has released these key art and trailer for THE GOOD NURSE On Netflix October 26 In Select Theaters October 19 DIRECTOR: Tobias Lindholm WRITER: Krysty Wilson-Cairns PRODUCERS: Scott Franklin, p.g.a., Darren Aronofsky, p.g.a., Michael A. Jackman, p.g.a. EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Ari Handel, Glen Basner, Jonathan Filley, Josh Stern CAST: Jessica Chastain, Eddie Redmayne, Nnamdi Asomugha, Kim…

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Fall Brings More TV Series and Spending to New York

$1.2+ Billion for the Season; $2.4 Billion to-date in 2018

During the next two months, new television shows and new seasons of returning shows will be added to the viewing lineup, including at least 19 new and returning series shot in New York that represent more than $1.2 billion in estimated New York spend and an estimated 80,000+ hires.  Add in the shows already airing this year and the total climbs to 55 shows that have either applied, or plan to apply, to the New York State Film Tax Credit program. The 55 shows represent an estimated $2.4 billion in New York spend – up almost 31 percent compared to the same period last year—and more than 142,000 hires—up 30 percent from 2017.

Seven of the 19 programs rolling out this fall are new seasons of returning shows, 10 are new series and two – Season 2 of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan (Paramount/Amazon) and Season 6 of Ray Donovan (Showtime)—moved to New York after shooting previous seasons in Los Angeles and Montreal. Returning shows include several long-running network favorites: Season 9 of Blue Bloods (CBS), Season 20 of Law & Order: SVU (NBC), Season 5 of Madam Secretary (CBS), Season 3 of Bull (CBS), Season 4 of Blindspot (NBC) and the second seasons of cable and streaming hits The Deuce (HBO) and Iron Fist (ABC/Netflix).

New shows premiering this fall include a mix of network and streaming series: from CBS, three new shows �� Tell Me A Story, FBI and God Friended Me—and one reboot, the return of popular 1990s sitcom Murphy Brown; from NBC, New Amsterdam and Manifest; and from Netflix, Maniac and The Good Cop.    Lifetime is launching You and Showtime will offer the limited series, Escape at Dannemora.

“TV has embraced New York, and New York has embraced TV,” said producer Jonathan Filley (Succession, The Blacklist, Elementary). “The business has changed so much in recent years. Whether you’re working in broadcast or streaming content, we’re telling stories that are bigger now, longer, stories that run over eight, 10 or more episodes. And New York is made for that, it’s a truly international city, with such a diversity of cast and crew, great range of locations and great tax breaks. “

Even shows that don’t shoot in New York come here to do post production. Six shows that post in New York – four returning and two new—will premiere this fall: Season 9 of The Walking Dead (AMC), Season 4 of Fear the Walking Dead (AMC), Season 2 of both Mars (National Geographic) and The Good Doctor (Sony /ABC), and the first season of both One Dollar (CBS) and The Purge (SyFy). These six series represent an estimated $8.8 million in New York spend.

Last year, Governor Cuomo extended the film tax credit program through 2022, giving television producers the confidence to continue shooting here. By the end of 2017, New York had set a new record with 70 series applications representing an estimated $2.8 billion in New York spend and almost 150,000 hires. With four months left in this year, pilot applications and renewals are continuing—clear signals of the continued strength and contribution of television series production to New York’s media industry.

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Posted @withregram • @thedailyjaws 47 YEARS AGO TODAY principal photography began on Jaws. Martha’s Vineyard summer residents Jeff Kramer (Deputy Hendricks) and Jonathan Filley (Tom Cassidy) acted alongside Roy Scheider. South Beach was chosen as the location for the early morning discovery of Chrissie Watkins’ remains and the Jaws saga was just beginning. Day 1 of 158 days of shooting 🎬 ————————————————————— ➡️follow @thedailyjaws⬅️ ➡️follow @thedailyjaws⬅️ ➡️follow @thedailyjaws⬅️ https://www.instagram.com/p/COYG3VKhJ8L/?igshid=dhc47vhp27it

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Jonathan Filley, “Jaws” (Steven Spielberg, 1975).

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Jaws (1975)

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Netflix Trailer Debut for 'Da 5 Bloods'

Netflix Trailer Debut for ‘Da 5 Bloods’

DA 5 BLOODS Film Release Date: June 12, 2020

Directed by Spike Lee Written by Danny Bilson, Paul DeMeo, Kevin Willmott, Spike Lee Produced by Lloyd Levin, Beatriz Levin, Jon Kilik, Spike Lee Executive Produced by Jonathan Filley, Barry Levine, Mike Bundlie Cast: Delroy Lindo, Jonathan Majors, Clarke Peters, Norm Lewis, Isiah…

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Jaws (1975)