Noah Baumbach

...group named themselves after the sea-faring mammal in the film, The Squid and the Whale as well as for the director of the movie, Noah Baumbach. Their music is so popular and contagious that one song "Five Years Time" is being currently used...

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...countryside. To make a feature-length movie out of Dahl's short story, he and his writing partner, Noah Baumbach, who worked with him on The Life Aquatic, added not only new scenes, but new characters. In their version, the...

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...reluctance to let story take precedence over style. So "Fantastic Mr. Fox," which Mr. Anderson wrote with Noah Baumbach, and which he has been hoping to make for many years, is in some ways his most fully realized and satisfying film.

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...it has been listed on Mr. Anderson's IMDb page since The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou came out five years ago.) Co-written by Noah Baumbach, and featuring the voices of the usual array of Anderson Players-Owen Wilson, Wilem Dafoe, Jason...

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...plan to steal from under the noses of three farmers and the consequences of his action on his friends and family. Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach ("The Squid and the Whale") wrote the screenplay, but it's the visual style of the movie that...

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...up for life. Mrs. Fox, not surprisingly, is unamused when she catches them in the act. As written by director Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach, the film's ultrasophisticated characters do run the risk of sounding a little too arch. Then again,...

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...Are," by being too faithful to the original, which was too slight for a feature-length film. But Anderson (and co-screenwriter Noah Baumbach) feels free to add character and subplots to Dahl, making the story his own. Most obviously,...

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...force. Featuring puppets instead of people, Anderson's frames have never felt so teeming, so magically alive. He and his co-writer, Noah Baumbach, have added subplots and characters and themes to Dahl's brisk, cheerfully wicked tale, and the...

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...and I guessed Ash and I hoped Ash, because I like the guy," Schwartzman told MTV News. As much as he and fellow screenwriter Noah Baumbach ("The Squid and the Whale") kept focused on the writing process, though, Anderson did admit to the...

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...the Wolfman-like close-ups of Mr. Fox at his most manic add to the energy of the film. The wisecracks in Anderson and co-writer Noah Baumbach's screenplay often are hilarious, as is the slang the animals use to cuss like sailors.

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