No word on whether Stahl could confirm or deny rumors that his show Carnivale is about to get the axe. – In attendance with the film were directors Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller, as well as co-stars Jaime King and Nick Stahl. Sin City is one of the most innovative comic book series of the last thirty years, from a true comics legend.The dramatic and iconic art style Frank Miller employed for the series instantly set it apart from everything before and pretty much everything after, and spawned a franchise that has grown to include two feature films. During his introduction of the film, he noted that with the Sin City DVD there will be a special feature where you can watch the film with a soundtrack of the crowd’s reactions to the screening. 3 hours ago &0183 &32 That started very early on in his career with the vampire film From Dusk till Dawn, took him to the family genre with Spy Kids, into comic book adaptations with Sin City, and goes all the way. – Robert Rodriguez set up microphones throughout the theater to record audience reaction audio for the film. – The cast and directors arrived to the red carpet in vintage cars, straight out of the film’s world. It sprawls, it bounces, it pops, and it explodes like no film you’ve ever seen before. The deal gives Legendary the rights to develop a series based on Miller’s film. Here’s what you may have missed, even if you were there: Legendary TV has struck a deal with Sin City author Frank Miller to adapt the comics as a TV series.

He wrote and penciled the Marvel series 'Daredevil' for a long time. Miller was a big comics writer/artist in the '70s and '80s. Once again, the Paramount Theater played host to a fabulous time. Frank Miller was born in Olney, Maryland, to a nurse mother and a carpenter and electrician father, and was raised in Montpelier, Vermont. This time, it was a special screening of Sin City, Robert Rodriguez’s adaptation of Frank Miller’s graphic novels. Last night, the Austin Film Society hosted its second big benefit screening of the week.

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