Variety: Broad Green Pictures has moved up the theatrical release of Bryan Cranston’s drug drama “The Infiltrator” by seven weeks to July 15, Variety has learned exclusively.
Broad Green bought “The Infiltrator” last year at Cannes.
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Broad Green Pictures said today its sorority comedy Step Sisters will open on March 31. The pic is directed by Drumline’s Charles Stone III and follows an ambitious college senior struggling …
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Bryan Cranston has form when it comes to dealing with ruthless drug cartels. He spent several years doing it to astonishing, Emmy-winning effect on Breaking Bad, and now here he is once again, doing deals with the kind of people who’d shoot you in the face as soon as give you the time of day. Not that this is ‘Breaking Bad: The Movie’, though. In fact, The Infiltrator sees Cranston very much on the side of the angels — ‘Breaking Good’, if you will — as a heroic, albeit beleaguered customs officer who has a brainwave: instead of following the drugs in an attempt to catch Pablo Escobar and his coterie of Colombian bad guys, follow the money instead.
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Director Brad Furman on making The Infiltrator, having his mom write the script, his first cut, deleted scenes, upcoming projects and a lot more.
