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Fall 2007 was a big year for filmmaker Roger Avary. He was just coming off co-writing Beowulf with Neil Gaiman. Avary was working on the big screen version of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, making his first return to the director's chair since the lauded 2002 film The Rules of Attraction. Then the unthinkable happened. More »
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Roger Avary of Pulp Fiction and Killing Zoe fame wrote the first Silent Hill movie. He was slated to write the second one. Then, the unthinkable happened. More »
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Roger Avary, who received an Oscar for Pulp Fiction and who wrote the Silent Hill movie, is headed to jail for gross vehicular manslaughter. He was sentenced to a year in prison and five years probation. More »
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Writer Roger Avary and producer Samuel Hadida are returning to Silent Hill for Silent Hill 2. The two worked together on the 2006 prequel, which grossed nearly $100 million worldwide. More »
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Roger Avary, who won an Oscar for Pulp Fiction, has pleaded guilty to DUI and vehicular manslaughter for a deadly crash in 2008 that left his friend dead and his wife in critical condition. More »
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Oscar winner Roger Avary (Pulp Fiction) penned the movie version of Konami horror game Silent Hill. Word has it he's involved with the sequel. More »
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Don't go expecting that Wolfenstein movie adaptation any time soon. A combination of the writer's strike and his own workload (plus, uh, some other stuff) means Roger Avary is still working on the movie's script. And with nobody else having seen it, it's to be presumed he's only just started it. Bummer. While id's Todd Hollenshead revealed to Eurogamer that the movie deal includes some "contract provisions", stating Avary can't just sit on the property forever, he also admits that it's not every day you get a chance to have an Academy Award winner write your movie. Not every day an Academy Award winner gets to write a movie about nazis, zombies and a mechanised Adolf Hitler, either. More »
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Roger Avary, who were it not for the writer's strike would probably be hard at work finishing up his script for the Wolfenstein movie, is instead looking at some potential jail time after being arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. He's alleged to have been driving under the influence when, early Monday morning, he was involved in a car accident which saw his wife hospitalised and his friend, Italian Andreas Zini, killed. He's currently out on $50,000 bail. In a statement released this afternoon, Avery's representative says: More »
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The film adaptation of Return to Castle Wolfenstein marks the first time Roger Avary has returned to the director's chair since the critically lauded 2002 film, The Rules of Attraction. In that interim, he's penned the Silent Hill film and Beowulf. Avary tells MTV: More »
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Say what you will about the Roger Avary's Silent Hill script, the filmmaker has churned out some great pictures including The Rules of Attraction and Killing Zoe. His next project? Bringing Return to Castle Wolfenstein to the big screen. Avary wants to do the first-person-shooter as a "men on a mission" movie like The Dirty Dozen or Where Eagles Dare. The director explains: More »
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In a recent interview with French site dvdrama, director Christophe Gans stated that Silent Hill 2 will be penned by Roger Avary and fantasy author Neil Gaiman. More »
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Starting tomorrow, Silent Hill scares small children and, according to early reviews, pleases gamers. Sneak reviews of the PS2 adapted flick are popping up online, and the consus is: Silent Hill will be good. The reviewers aren't exactly Andrew Sarris, but offer a glimmer of hope. A *cough* fanboy over at Rotten Tomatoes writes that the super gory film "is, bar none, the best video game adaptation yet, and possibly the best horror movie in years." And the appropriately titled Horror Channel gave the movie four and a half Mugs O' Blood. (Five is perfection.) Good news is that this could be the game-adaption we've been waiting for. Bad news is that if it's a hit, Hollywood will start adapting more. Talk about scary. More »
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Director and gamer Roger Avary has signed to write and direct the upcoming film adaptation of Driver, the driving-action title from Atari. The Silent Hill scribe says the movie will be produced by Constantin Films and Universal's genre brand Rogue Pictures. No word on when filming will commence. Avary's had bad luck with films falling through. He's worked on a number of promising projects that have panned out, never coming to fruition. Sincerely hope this ain't one of them. More »
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In a recent interview, Silent Hill scribe Roger Avary gushes, we mean gushes about gaming. He says, More »
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