300 Movie World Premiere in Berlin 08-February!

"Both The Hollywood Reporter and Variety report that Zack Snyder's epic 300, an adaptation of the Frank Miller comic book about the battle of Thermopylae between 300 Spartans and a Persian army numbering in the millions, will have its world premiere at the Berlin Film Festival on February 8."

300 World Premiere to Take Place at the Berlin Film Festival

300 Movie Trailers On TV During Prison Break

I was just watching Prison Break and during a commercial break they played a very long 300 movie trailer. It was really awesome! This movie is going to be the biggest thing to happen in the cinema in 2007.

New and Exclusive: 300 the Movie TV Spots!

3 new TV spots for 300 the movie. Don't miss!

300 the Movie Article on the New York Times

"THE story of “300” — the popular comic book mini-series and, soon, a film from Warner Brothers — began when Frank Miller, the series’s creator, was 6. The year was 1963, and “The 300 Spartans” was in theaters. In this telling of the battle of Thermopylae, Richard Egan played the Greek king Leonidas, who in 480 B.C. led 300 warriors in a doomed battle against the much larger Persian army, and David Farrar, regal in robes of purple and green, was the Persian king Xerxes. The film’s dialogue and staging may seem a bit quaint now. But the young Mr. Miller was stunned as he watched its climax, in which the few remaining Spartans are slaughtered in a hail of arrows."

The Gore of Greece, Torn From a Comic

4 Wild Frank Miller 300 Movie Posters in the UK

"Here are some new posters that can be seen in the UK for Frank Miller’s 300, which is due out later this year. This movie looks insanely bloody and insanely kickass from the looks of these posters. I can not wait to set my eyes on this film. Here are those posters I promised."

You MUST see these 300 movie posters!

300: March to Glory Interview (300 movie game!)

"How does the transition of the graphic novel translate over to Sony's handheld? Does it follow the events of the movie? What about the gameplay? We went to Jeff Nachbaur, the producer of 300: March to Glory, to get these questions answered."

Read the 300 game interview with Jeff Nachbaur!

Awesome Halo Version of Frank Miller's 300 the Movie

This is a pretty cool video of 300 the Movie done using "cut scenes" from Halo. The quality is pretty good. Take a look now!

300 the Movie on MySpace

There are some good things here, especially links, but not much text or background...

http://www.myspace.com/300themovie

The Persian-Greco War and Frank Miller's 300 Movie

Most comics readers, being literate and generally interested in adventurous stuff, probably have some background in Greek history, and might even know something about the Persian invasion of Greece. Still, not much is known on a general level about the specific battle depicted in 300, so we thought it might be a good idea to provide a simplified timeline of sorts for readers who are interested in learning more about the history behind what Miller calls "the best damn story I've ever gotten my hands on."

Highly recommended: The Persian-Greco war

The Magical World of David Wenham

Dessicated Coconut (The Magical World of David Wenham) ...

...a web site dedicated to the talented Australian actor, David Wenham. A seven-time AFI award nominee (and three-time winner), he's been called "the funniest man on the planet".

Frank Miller 300 Movie Trailers -- User Created!

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I can't view these but based on the reviews, they are amazing. I hope that I can get them working on my system!

Tons of Photos from "300" Movie Presentation

Based on Frank Miller's graphic novel, "300" concerns the 480 B.C. Battle of Thermopylae, where the King of Sparta led his army against the advancing Persians; the battle is said to have inspired all of Greece to band together against the Persians, and helped usher in the world's first democracy.

Highly recommended...

"Photos from "300" Movie Presentation at the 2006 San Diego Comic Con, July 22, 2006. Gerard Butler, David Wenham, Zack Snyder, and Frank Miller at the presentation of the Warner Bros Pictures movie, "300," during the 2006 San Diego Comic Con."

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Lot's of pictures. Sure to please the ladies.

Frank Miller on Flickr (FrankMiller Tag)

Currently 207 images tagged as "frankmiller" on Flicker...

p.s. And, 4,940 are tagged as sincity (A Frank Miller Masterpiece)

David Wenham from "300"

From About.com:

Wenham says he knew the story prior to signing on to the film. “I knew it. I studied Ancient Greece in school. I studied ancient history so the story itself I was very familiar with. Not an expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I was unfamiliar with Frank [Miller’s] take on it, which is just a wild take on it. It’s just brilliant. It makes it so much more accessible and contemporary and sexy and violent and obviously much more cinematic than one could ever imagine.”

Keep reading what David Wenham from Frank Miller's 300 movie had to say...

p.s. Who's David Wenham?

Exclusive: Zack Snyder on 300 & Watchmen

The thing that's cool about "300" to me is that though it's a Frank Miller work, as an event in history, it's one of the seminal events. Everyone knows about it. I mean, any historian will tell you about Thermopylae, a famous crossroads in history. And so for that matter, it is a worthwhile story to tell, and I think that Frank, like myself, is inspired by that same story. I think and my hope is that in some ways it has accessibility in a broader world than "Sin City." Though I'm a huge fan of "Sin City," I feel like my father can go see "300" and go like, "That's awesome!" and see a fight for democracy, and I can go see it and go "Oh yeah, there's girls kissing!"

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Clues About the Greek Island of Keros

More about Greece!

"A few miles from the resorts of Mykonos and Santorini, Keros is a repository of art from the seafaring culture whose flat-faced marble statues inspired the work of 20th century masters Pablo Picasso and Henry Moore."

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