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At the Alice in Wonderland premiere in London
The stars and makers of Alice in Wonderland came out in the rain at the Royal World Premiere of their film. Braving the characteristic February English weather, stars Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, Mia Wasikowska, Crispin Glover, Matt Lucas, Stephen Fry, Michael Sheen, Christopher Lee, Alan Rickman, director Tim Burton, producers Richard D. Zanuck, Joe Roth, Disney Chariman Rich Ross and Disney CEO and President Bob Iger came to greet Prince Charles and Lady Camilla and watch the movie.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Man with no name considering directing the FBI's most wanted
Variety is reporting that Clint Eastwood is contemplating whether or not to direct a biopic about J. Edgar Hoover. Right now the 79-year-old man with no name is assembling his supernatural drama Hereafter for Warner Bros. Eastwood usually is a workaholic, starting a new project right after the previous one. He likes to keep busy.
Add a comment (0)Exclusive: Script review of Abduction
No one that remotely follows the pulse and flow of Hollywood can doubt that Taylor Lautner is poised on the brink of stardom. After finding himself playing the wolfy Jacob Black in two Twilight movies, Lautner is poised to graduate to toplining his own solo projects. His agents have been busy cashing in on his Twilight heat by first attaching him to play Paramount's Max Steel, then losing interest in favor of Hasbro and Universal's Stretch Armstrong project.
Add a comment (3)Corey Haim dead at the age of 38
Actor Corey Haim, who was once one of the hottest teen stars in the 1980s, has been found dead.
Add a comment (0)Christopher Nolan talks about his third Batman and new Superman movies
In what's likely to be the biggest scoop of the month, Geoff Boucher for The Los Angeles Times' Hero Complex geek blog interviews Batman Begins/Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan about what's true and what's not true. Boucher does it too, and gets Nolan to not just confirm the filmmaker's involvement as a creative "godfather" for the new Superman picture, but reveal the status of the next Batman movie.
Add a comment (4)Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Galactica: Sabotage
Take the classic Beastie Boys music video/song "Sabotage" and pay an homage to it using nothing but footage from five seasons of Battlestar Galactica. Think it can't be done? Think again 'cuz katamaran78 nailed it right down to using Fat Apollo.
Add a comment (1)Spartacus: Blood and Sand shuts down production
With days to go until the second season of Starz's historical action-drama Spartacus: Blood and Sand was slated to begin filming, the production has temporarily shut down because one of its stars is being treated for cancer.
Add a comment (3)De Niro to call the play as Lombardi
It's looking likely that Robert De Niro will make a movie player this year where he will play legendary Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi. What's the flick's title? Lombardi, naturally.
Add a comment (0)Battlestar Galactica Online announced
A massive multiplayer online game based on Syfy's reimagined Battlestar Galactica series is in development and slated for a fall release. To be released by German-based Bigpoint and under development by Arplant, a Norway-based company, Battlestar Galactica Online will recreate the premise of the critically acclaimed sci-fi drama and let players choose between playing the last remnants of humanity or their destroyers, the mechanical Cylons.
Add a comment (1)Felicia Day sees Red and hunts werewolves for SyFy
Cute lil' redhaired Felicia Day has been the subject of geek daydreams (and nights) ever since The Guild came along and gave the World of Warcraft crowd a soap opera just for them. She entrenched her position as the first lady of nerddom when she starred as the love interest of Dr. Horrible, yet somehow she's not managed to break through to the mainstream crowd yet.
Add a comment (3)Variety lays off its longtime film critic Todd McCarthy
On Sunday night word began to emerge from those connected to the Los Angeles film critic scene that Variety had laid off its chief movie reviewer Todd McCarthy. The journalist, who had worked for Variety for 31 years and whose reviews were often read as the public's first sizing up of a movie, is considered by many film critics to be one of the major players in the industry.
Add a comment (0)Monday, March 8, 2010
Two more stand on The Ledge
Liv Tyler (The Strangers) and Patrick Wilson (Watchmen) are the next two players cast in The Ledge, a thriller to come from writer-director Matthew Chapman. Already signed to the movie are Terrence Howard (Iron Man) and Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy).
Add a comment (0)Adam and Eve get 3-D'd
Deadline Hollywood's Mike Fleming has been scooping out exclusives faster than a fat kid eating their breakfast cereal. Today the ex-Variety reporter has it on good faith that a live-action telling of the Book of Genesis, specifically the act of Creation and the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. No matter what your faith is (or isn't), put aside that for a moment and consider this idea from a pure cinematic viewpoint: the act of Creation, told with today's special effects. And in 3-D.
Add a comment (1)Sopranos creator going to form a rock-n-roll band
While it's been two years since we were left hanging in the middle of a Journey song, Sopranos creator David Chase hasn't left the business. He's signed a deal with Paramount Vantage to make a feature about a young rock band trying to find greatness in the 1960s.
Add a comment (0)Arabian Nights and the white guy
I guess Hollywood doesn't have a problem casting blue-eyed white guys as Arabians. This summer the wrongly-named Jake Gyllenhaal will play Disney's Prince of Persia, playing a character that doesn't really resemble your typical man from Persia. Now the House of Mouse will have company in taking a liberal western casting approach to a movie that's set in the history of the middle east, a retelling of the Arabian Nights.
Add a comment (3)Sunday, March 7, 2010
The winners of the 82nd Academy Awards
Who will win Oscar gold tonight? What do you think of the gowns and evening dresses worn by the celebrities? Who's Oscar speech was the best and who's was the worst?
Add a comment (7)Getting Buzz
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The winners of the 82nd Academy Awards
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Smallville renewed for a tenth season
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30 years late, here comes the Space Invaders movie
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Christopher Nolan talks about his third Batman and new Superman movies
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Exclusive: Script review of Abduction
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Arabian Nights and the white guy
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Felicia Day sees Red and hunts werewolves for SyFy
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Spartacus: Blood and Sand shuts down production
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HBO greenlights first season of Game of Thrones
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The Christopher Nolan superhero movie combo breaker rumor