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This week, German Television Station ZDF, started filming a sequel to the very popular movie ‘Herz aus Schokolade’, starring star-actor Sky Du Mont. Working title of the movie is ‘Traum aus Schokolade’. The cast of this new film contains 9 German actors and also 9 Belgian actors. The filmcrew will film on different locations like: the belfry, the burg, hotel du Sablon, Pottenmakersstraat, Sint-Jacobskerk, AC ‘t Brugs Vrije, etc

update: ZDF will broadcast the movie on Sunday 21/11/2010

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Once again, great news for Martin McDonagh and the ‘in Bruges’-crew. The academy nominated Martin in the category ‘Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen’. It ’s his second nomination. Let’s cross our fingers on February 22nd and hope he wins his second oscar!

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Another great day for the movie ‘In Bruges’. It received 3 nominations for the ‘Golden Globes’…

‘In Bruges’ is nominated in these categories:

• Best Picture - Comedy/Musical

• Best Actor - Colin Farell

• Best Actor - Brendan Gleeson

On January 11th 2009, we ‘ll know more…

UPDATE (JAN 12th): Congratulations to Colin Farell! He won a golden globe for ‘Best Actor’

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On November 30th, German television ZDF aired the film (Herz aus Schokolade/Heart of chocolate) they shot in Bruges.

Here are some stills:

Photograph rights movie pictures: ZDF

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OSCAR WINNING director Martin McDonagh has won the top prize in the second Annual Writers Guild Awards.

He was awarded the best film script for In Bruges , which he wrote and directed and which was released to critical and commercial success earlier this year. The dark comedy stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson as hitmen exiled to the Belgian city of Bruges to await instructions from their boss, played by Ralph Fiennes.

The other nominees in the category were Mark O’Halloran for Garage and Mark O’Rowe for Boy A .

The awards, known as ZeBBies after actor and writer OZ Whitehead (aka Zebby), are staged by the Irish Playwrights and Screenwriters Guild (IPSG) and were presented in The Sugar Club, Dublin yesterday by Senator David Norris.

O’Halloran won best television script for Georgie’s Story , the third episode of the Prosperity drama four-part series shown on RTÉ1 last year. The other nominees were Marcus Fleming for The Running Mate (Episode 1) on TG4 and Graham Linehan for The IT Crowd (Series 2: Episode 1, The Work Outing ) which is shown on Channel 4.

The award for best theatre script went to Christian O’Reilly for Is This About Sex? and the best radio script was by Belfast woman Lucy Caldwell for Girl from Mars which was broadcast on BBC Radio Four earlier this year.

Source: Irishtimes.com