Source: JR’s Blog

Got a cool phone call from Stone Cold Steve Austin yesterday and we talked a little about my stent procedure but mostly about this weekend’s football games. Steve has always been a valued friend even in the most challenging of times since we’ve known each other. I always know that I can count on Steve Austin when the chips are down in any scenario. Steve is entertaining the prospects of a couple of kick ass scripts for upcoming films and is really building a solid body of film work.

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Here are some highlights from last night’s event:

Roberts, 54, received a career achievement award. His career began in the late 1970s and includes the films “The Pope of Greenwich Village” and “The Dark Knight.” “You can’t say no to honors,” said Roberts, who praised the people of Temecula as down-to-earth and unpretentious.

Presenting Roberts’ award was former wrestling star “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, who co-starred with Roberts in this year’s action flick “The Expendables.”

“He’s my new best friend,” Roberts said of Austin.

More photos coming as soon as they are available.

The Expendables is no longer in the Top 10. Domestically, it earned an estimated $306,378 as of September 16th. The foreign total for the movie as of September 12th is estimated at $130,000,000. It has although, earned a gross total of $100,000.00!

Congrats Sly, Austin, & the rest of the cast!

Thanks to @LieslSchoonraad for the scans!
Much

Source: TVIFF.com

Stone Cold Steve Austin will be on hand to present a lifetime achievement award to Eric Roberts at the The Temecula Valley International Film and Music Festival. The festival announced this last weekend in a press release. Roberts and Austin co-stared in Sylvester Stallone’s “The Expendables.”

Austin joins previously announced honorees Raquel Welsh and Kenny Loggins and presenter David Foster.

Closing Black Tie Awards Gala
Star-studded black tie affair honoring significant film and music icons of past and present with Lifetime and/or Outstanding Career Achievement Awards. Sunday, September 19, 2010 5:00 pm at Pechanga Resort and Casino Grand Ballroom.

Here are some new details on the H2K film:

“The Hunt to Kill” BluRay and DVD bonus features include an Audio Commentary with director Keoni Waxman and actor Michael Eklund (Smokin’ Aces 2: Assassin’s Ball), as well as a “Behind-the-Scenes of Hunt to Kill” Featurette.

Description of the film:
Jim Rhodes (Austin) is one bad ass Border Patrol Agent; his skill as a survivalist allows him to quickly negotiate terrain that would destroy the average man. When Jim’s teenage daughter is kidnapped, he’s forced to lead a band of ruthless killers into the wilderness to retrieve their share of a missing heist score.

Release Dates (you can start pre-ordering now!)
UK – October 11, 2010
USA – November 9, 2010

Vince McMahon, with help from Stone Cold Steve Austin, defeats Triple H for WWF(E) Title in 1999.

- And on that day, your webmaster was only 13 years old. Today she is 24.

The release date for H2K in the UK is October 10-11th. The US release date for “H2K” is still scheduled for November 9.

You can now pre-order them for both regions:
UK: Amazon.co.uk or HMV.com
US: Amazon.com

I am SUPER stoked for this film. Can’t wait to see it!

This weekend at the box office, “The Expendables” is still hanging on in the top 10. Coming in at #8 making $3,200,000, with a gross total of
$98,442,613. Last weekend, it came in at #6.

Coming in at #1 was “Resident Evil: Afterlife”, followed by “Takers”, “The American”, “Machete”, “Going the Distance”, “The Other Guys” (a big & surprising boost for them!), & “The Last Exorcism”.

Despite it’s downfall, “The Expendables” has been doing quite well on the foreign box office charts.