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McAnuff scores award

Legit helmer Des McAnuff will get the 2012 National Arts Center Award, the exclusive Canuck kudo presented included in the country's Governor General's Carrying out Arts Honours. Trophy, which recognizes achievement within the carrying out arts throughout yesteryear year, designated McAnuff for recent works such as the well-received revival of "Jesus Celebrity" -- which just started a Broadway transfer following its Canadian preem -- in addition to productions of "Faust" (in the Metropolitan Opera), tuner "Physician Zhivago (which opened up this season in Seoul) along with a Christopher Plummer-toplined "Twelfth Evening" in the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, where McAnuff is really a.deb. The director is going to be honored throughout the Governor General's Honours Carrying out Arts Gala May 5 in the National Arts Center in Ottawa. Selected yearly with a jury of NAC program executives, those who win from the award get a cash prize of $25,000, an authentic work by Quebec-based ceramic artist Paula Murray along with a medal in the Royal Canadian Mint. McAnuff is really a regular presence around the Rialto, where his credits range from the still-running "Jersey Boys" in addition to "The Who's Tommy," "700 Sundays" and also the 1995 revival of "How to achieve Business Without Really Trying." Contact Variety Staff at news@variety.com

Will Paul Thomas Anderson's The Actual Arrive This Fall?

Official release plans weren't revealed for Paul Thomas Anderson's mysterious untitled religious drama, referred to as Master, which stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix and was apparently shot on 65mm. But while distributor The Weinstein Co. has not let slip potential release dates yet, producer/financier Megan Ellison dropped an indication on Twitter in regards to a possible fall opening. Reacting towards the PT Anderson fansite Cigarettes & Red-colored Vines, Ellison (whose Annapurna Films funded the project) gave expect an overdue 2012 debut. @cigsandredvines I understand everyone are waiting on the release date for 'the Master', and it is still a little early, but I'd keep my eyes on October - Megan Ellison (@meganeellison) March 6, 2012 When the October date lands it might potentially mean we'll begin to see the Master debut at Cannes in May, where Punch-Drunk Love opened before opening in October of 2002, or play Telluride/Toronto/NYFF before release at the beginning of honours season. While one Tweet (and Anderson's film fest history) is awfully little to take, it'd seem sensible if things shook out by doing this, but stay updated for additional because this phantom October date approaches. [@meganeellison via Slashfilm]