Showing posts with label Damage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Damage. Show all posts

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Austin on NASCAR Today, and Twitter

Austin on Twitter
Source: JR's Twitter
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin is now officially on Twitter. You can follow "Stone Cold" tweets on Twitter

@steveaustinBSR

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The account has been confirmed by Austin's good friend, Jim Ross.



Austin on NASCAR Today
Source: WrestlingInc.com

The following press release was sent out today by the Auto Club Speedway....... SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, Calif. -- Auto Club Speedway announced today that former WWF wrestling superstar Steve Austin will serve as Honorary Starter for the Auto Club 500on Sunday, Feb. 21. Austin, starring in the upcoming 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment film "Damage", which will be released on DVD on March 23, will get NASCAR's West Coast Premiere underway at noon PT on Sunday. "Having been a NASCAR fan for years, it is a real honor to be chosen to waive the Green Flag at Sunday's race. I can think of no better place to introduce my upcoming FOX film DAMAGE than at the Auto Club Speedway in front of tens of thousands of screaming race fans!" In "Damage", Ex-con John Brickner (Austin) turns to the world of underground fighting and at shot at a lucrative prize purse to help raise money for a little girl's heart transplant. Austin, who was one of the most marketable and well-known wrestlers in history, became known for his constant spats with management. He retired from wrestling in 2003 as a six-time WWF champion, and as the only person to have ever won the Royal Rumble three times. To see Austin wave the green flag to start the Auto Club 500 and to take advantage of many Auto Club 500 weekend ticket packages call 800-944-RACE (7223), or visit www.autoclubspeedway.com. This special package includes a $20 donation to Loma Linda Children's Hospital, lower grandstand reserved seats to the Auto Club 500, pre-race pit pass, Auto Club Speedway Valentine Bear and a parking pass.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Damage on DVD March 23


How far will one man go for redemption? 
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment pulls no punches when the hard-hitting action-thriller Damage arrives on DVD March 23.

Six-time WWF Champion “Stone Cold” Steve Austin 
(The Condemned) unleashes bare-knuckle action in this adrenaline-fueled knockout of a film set in the illegal world of underground fighting. Recently released from prison, John Brickner (Austin) is ready to leave violence behind him, but when he learns that the young daughter of the man he killed can’t afford the heart transplant she needs to save her life, he knows he must fight again. An underground fighting community promises enough prize money to pay for the girl’s procedure, but in a fight with no rules, can John survive long enough to claim it?

Featuring gritty supporting performances from Walton Goggins (“The Shield”), Laura Vandervoort (“V”, Into The Blue 2) and William B. Davis (“The X-Files”), the Damage DVD will be available for a suggested retail price of $22.98 U.S.

Thursday, December 3, 2009

"Damage" Has Completed Post-Production Stage

Source: PWInsider.com

Affinity Mediaworks sent out the following today: "Affinity Mediaworks Corp. (OTCBB: AFFW) Affinity is pleased to announce that it had completed the post production for the feature film "Damage" starring Stone Cold Steve Austin.

This film appeals to a young male audience that drives the current revenues of the film industry. There has been a surge in action films due to the popularity of UFC, MMA and WWF entertainment. It will be the first film released by Affinity Mediaworks and will be sold into the 2010 film markets.

From the where are they now file, the following press release hit the wires today.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Details on Steve Austin's next film "Damage"; starts shooting Oct. 17

Source KocoSports.com

Steve Austin's next film with WWE will be titled "Damage." It is scheduled to start shooting on October 17 in Vancouver. Austin will be playing a convict who gets out of prison and is pressured into undeground fighting. If it sounds familiar then you are not alone.

Austin is still scheduled to appear at WWE's Cyber Sunday PPV on October 26 in Phoenix, AZ. The plan is for the movie to take a day off of shooting and have Austin fly in for the PPV and then fly right back to Vancouver for a Monday shooting.

Stone Cold Steve Austin's New Movie!

Source: BleacherReport.com

Word around the WWE is that Stone Cold Steve Austin's next film project, titled "Damage," will focus on an illegal underground fighting community. The project is not a WWE Studios film however. Austin is playing the lead role of John Brickner, a recently paroled convict who is forced into the groups.

The film will commence filming on 10/17 in the Vancouver, British Columbia area, it is directed by Jeff King and written by Frank Hannah. Its interesting that it is going on now, because Austin's return to wresting is drawing near.

He is supposed to be back in the WWE within the next couple of days or week. The word was that he would be on RAW this week, if that is true I don't know, but that is what has been going around, now Vince McMahon's return is going to be around the same time as Austin's.

So since its a package deal that is great right? Well I don't know, but it is one of the WWE biggest rivalries ever so I'd love to see it again. Since this movie is coming out within a year, I could guarantee that Austin will be promoting it in the WWE, even though it is not a WWE film.

Neither was The Longest Yard, but it was still heavily promoted, mainly because of Austin, Goldberg, and Kevin Nash's role in the blockbuster. So I can see it getting a nice plug by the WWE, but what do you think, should the WWE promote it?

Stone Cold Steve Austin interview at the San Diego Comic-Con

Stone Cold Steve Austin interview at the San Diego Comic-Con
Published on: July 28, 2009
Movieset.com

Stone Clod Steve Austin attended this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, and movieset.com had the chance to talk with him. Austin talks about some of the films he’s just finished completing, including: Damage and The Expendables. The wrestler turned actor also talks about learning the ropes when it comes to acting, and how he hopes to break away from his ‘tough guy’ persona and do something a little more comedic.

“…I’m not Marlon Brando. Not yet…”


Video: Damage Trailer