Jeremy Renner Ready To ‘Kill The Messenger’ In Film About CIA-Smeared Journo Gary Webb

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57. 1/19/14 ICE Investigation Targeting Drug Planes Plagued by Scandal,Court Records Show by Bill Conroy

ICE Investigation Targeting Drug Planes Plagued by Scandal, Court Records Show
Posted by Bill Conroy - January 19, 2014 at 8:24 pm

Was “Mayan Jaguar” a Corrupt Undercover Op or a CIA Cover?
http://narcosphere.narconews.com/notebook/bill-conroy/2014/01/ice-investigation-targeting-drug-planes-plagued-scandal-court-records-s

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Feds raid CIA-connected air charter in Fort Lauderdale
Posted on December 12, 2013 by Daniel Hopsicker

http://www.madcowprod.com/2013/12/12/fort-lauderdale-florida-is-a-protestant-palermo/



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Actor Jeremy Renner Jan 20, 2014 interview about KILL THE MESSENGER

While the logistics and details of billion-dollar franchises like The Avengers and Bourne may be out of Renner’s hands, he is taking control of his own destiny in other ways. His recently formed production company, The Combine, will release its first film the fourth quarter of 2014.

(From left) Jennifer Lawrence, Elisabeth Rohm, Christian Bale and Renner in American Hustle.
(From left) Jennifer Lawrence, Elisabeth Rohm, Christian Bale and Renner in American Hustle.

Renner also stars in the drama Kill The Messenger, which is the true story of a San Jose Mercury News reporter who became the target of a smear campaign after exposing a CIA scandal.

“I saw (the movie) this morning in editing and we’re working away on getting that finished up,” he said. “That’s a pet project for us – me and the production company I started. It’s our first movie out of the gate. I’m very proud of what we’ve done so far.”

Renner said his work in franchise films affords him the luxury to focus on smaller projects, like Kill The Messenger. The movie also stars Ray Liotta, Andy Garcia and Rosemarie DeWitt.

“It’s the brand, the kind of movies I really want to be doing consistently outside of the franchise work,” Renner said. “It’s a true story. There is an exciting world here, a world that is very interesting and still worthy of being on a big screen. TV is so good now, we thought, why not do a TV show, but for film? That’s kind of where we’re going with the company.”

http://www.thestar.com.my/Lifestyle/Entertainment/Movies/News/2014/01/16/Blockbuster-man-Jeremy-Renner/