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Michael Rosenbaum To Direct ‘Old Days’ With Morena Baccarin

By BRIAN BROOKS | Tuesday February 14, 2012 @ 4:30pm PSTTags: Michael Rosenbaum, Morena Baccarin

EXCLUSIVE: Old Days marks Michael Rosenbaum’s (Smallville) feature directorial debut after recently completing first short, Fade Into You, a horror-thriller currently in post-production. Rosenbaum wrote and will direct and star in the new project. Morena Baccarin, who currently appears on the series Homeland will also star in the film which is slated to shoot beginning March 5th with co-stars Sarah Colonna, Harland Williams, Jay Ferguson and Kris Palohu. The film follows Jim Owens (Rosenbaum), a discouraged actor who returns home to Indiana for his 15th high school reunion. There he gets into mischief with his friends and falls for his high school sweetheart (Baccarin). Rosenbaum is producing under the Rose & Bomb Productions banner with Kim Waltrip, whose film Outrun starring Kristen Bell, Bradley Cooper, Dax Shepard, Kristin Chenoweth is scheduled for release on August 24th. Rosenbaum is repped by APA and Untitled.

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Open Road Acquires Ensemble Comedy ‘Outrun’

By MIKE FLEMING JR | Friday November 18, 2011 @ 10:40am PSTTags: Bradley Cooper, David Koechner, David Palmer, Dax Shepard, Kristen Bell, Michael Rosenbaum, Open Road, Outrun, Ryan Hansen, Tom Arnold
Mike Fleming

LOS ANGELES, CA, November 18, 2011 – Open Road Films has acquired all U.S. rights to the romantic action comedy Outrun — starring, written and co-directed by comic talent Dax Shepard (NBC’s “Parenthood”) with an all-star ensemble cast including

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TV Teaser: CW’s ‘Smallville’

By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Friday April 22, 2011 @ 11:19am PDTTags: CW, Michael Rosenbaum, Smallville

Our colleagues over at TVLine have nabbed exclusive video of Michael Rosenbaum reprising his juicy role as Clark Kent’s arch nemesis Lex Luthor on the CW’s Smallville, which airs the first of its final four episodes tonight at 8. The series is ending its 10-year run, and Rosenbaum’s re-emergence … Read More »

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Michael Rosenbaum To Pen Project For Fox

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Monday March 28, 2011 @ 4:32pm PDTTags: Fox, Michael Rosenbaum
Nellie Andreeva

Actor Michael Rosenbaum, who recurs on Fox’s upcoming comedy series Breaking In, is expanding his relationship with the network. The former Smallville star, who has been  pursuing writing for the past couple of years, has received a blind script commitment … Read More »

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Lex Returns: Michael Rosenbaum To Come Back For ‘Smallville’ Series Finale

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Friday February 11, 2011 @ 7:45pm PSTTags: Michael Rosenbaum, Smallville, Smallville Series Finale, TV, TV Deals
Nellie Andreeva

Deadline/TVLine EXCLUSIVE: Fans’ prayers have been answered – Clark Kent and Lex Luthor will meet again on Smallville. After months of speculation, Michael Rosenbaum just closed a deal to return … Read More »

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TCA: Dawn Ostroff Says “Days Of Waking Up And Looking At Overnight Ratings Gone”

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Thursday July 29, 2010 @ 3:26pm PDTTags: Dawn Ostroff, Michael Rosenbaum, Online TV, Plain Jane CW, Smallville, TV Ratings
Nellie Andreeva

CW Entertainment President Dawn Ostroff touted the network’s online sales initiative introduced at this year’s upfront market where the CW sold both airings of its shows on TV as well as online streaming with full commercial load. “We’re no longer looking at digital pennies, we have achieved digital dollars,” Ostroff said. The new initiative accounts for young viewers who watch shows online, something traditional ratings don’t reflect, she said. ”The days of waking up and looking at the overnight ratings are gone, especially for the younger demographic,” she said.

Ostroff  is now the longest-running sitting broadcast entertainment president, having been in the job for 9 years (at CW and predecessor UPN). She was asked about Steve McPherson’s recent departure from ABC. ”I wish him all the best,” she said. “I always say these jobs are rented chairs. I’ve been sitting here for 9 years, having seen a lot of people come and go. Unfortunately for us, it’s not that unusual.” Read More »

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