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Tom Cruise took the award for best film actor for his role in The Last Samurai, while the late martial arts legend Bruce Lee was named recipient of the honorary lifetime achievement award.
Don’t forget to vote for Tom at the MTV movie awards
“The Last Samurai,” starring Tom Cruise and Ken Watanabe, charged its way to the top of the home video sell-through and rental charts during its debut week in release, generating about $13 million in rental revenue alone.
Warner Home Video’s actioner was the top-selling DVD in the nation for the week ending May 9, according to Nielsen VideoScan’s First Alert DVD sales chart.
Warner doesn’t release sales numbers, but according to industry estimates, “Samurai” sold more than 3.5 million units to consumers and rental stores during its first week in release.
Eileen Atkins and Justin Kirk have been added to the cast of Paramount’s Mission: Impossible 3, starring Tom Cruise.
Atkins, best known for her work on the British stage, will next be seen in Vanity Fair. Kirk starred in Angels in America. Narc director Joe Carnahan is helming the film produced by Cruise and Paula Wagner with production starting this summer for a May 2005 release.
Ving Rhames, Carrie-Anne Moss, Kenneth Branagh, and Scarlett Johansson also star.
The Last Samurai DVD is going to be released on May 4 in the US, and you can already pre-order it at Amazon.com so you can have your copy as soon as it’s released! The features are:
Theatrical Film With Commentary by director Edward Zwick
Deleted Scenes with commentary
History vs. Hollywood: The Last Samurai {History Channel Documentary
Tom Cruise: A Warrior’s Journey
Edward Zwick: Director’s Video Journal
Making an Epic: A Conversation with Edward Zwick and Tom Cruise
A World of Detail: Production Design with Lilly Kilvert
Silk and Armor: Costume Design with Ngila Dickson
Imperial Army Basic Training
From Soldier to Samurai: The Weapons
Japan Premieres {Tokyo & Kyoto red carpet)
Theatrical Trailer
Widescreen anamorphic format
