Darren Aronofsky’s Noah Greenlit
Darren Aronofsky has received the green light from Paramount to go ahead with Noah, the filmmaker's epic telling of the Noah's Ark story.
View ArticleWarner Bros., Robert Downey Jr. Team To Revive Perry Mason
Robert Downey Jr. will produce and possibly star in Warner Bros.' planned big-screen reboot of the Perry Mason legal drama.
View ArticleCoen Brothers Working On P.I. Comedy Series For Fox
Joel and Ethan Coen partner as producers with Cedar Rapids writer Phil Johnston for the Fox private detective series-in-the-making, Harve Karbo.
View ArticleThe End Is Nigh For The Simpsons, Regardless Of How Talks Unfold
It's looking more and more likely that The Simpsons will be coming to an end sometime within the next three or so years.
View ArticleSony Taps Charlie’s Angels Writers To Reboot Zorro On Big Screen
Sony has hired Charlie's Angels writer/producers Matthew Federman and Stephen Scaia to reboot the Zorro franchise with a new origin story.
View ArticleDavid Morse Joins World War Z
David Morse has joined the cast of World War Z as a zombie-apocalypse survivor living in an abandoned prison.
View ArticleThe Simpsons Star Harry Shearer Comments On Fox Ultimatum
The actor, who voices such characters as Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders and Principal Skinner, said he'd agree to a 70-percent pay cut if Fox would would allow him to share in the show's profits.
View ArticleEckhart To Star In I, Frankenstein
Stuart Beattie will direct his adaptation of the I, Frankenstein graphic novel, with Aaron Eckhart set to play the lead role.
View ArticleThe Raven’s First Trailer Flies On Anniversary Of Poe’s Death
The first trailer has arrived for director James McTeigue's The Raven, the thriller that fictionalizes the last days of Edgar Allen Poe.
View ArticleDredd Director Pete Travis Frozen Out Of Film’s Editing Process?
Dredd director Pete Travis is reportedly being kept out of the now-shot film's editing process, with writer Alex Garland handling those duties and possibly getting himself a co-director credit. Updated...
View ArticleJavier Bardem Confirms He’ll Play The Villain In Bond 23
Javier Bardem confirms he'll be taking the lead villain role in Bond 23.
View ArticleWorld War Z Weapons Warehouse Raided By Budapest Police
A warehouse containing a collection of firearms for use during the production of World War Z was raided this week by a Budapest SWAT team.
View ArticleLiquid Television Archives Are Finally Online, Thank You, MTV
MTV has revived archival content from its 1990s animation showcase Liquid Television and made it available on a new website.
View ArticleSnow White And The Huntsman To Rack Up A Body Count
Kristen Stewart reveals that fans should prepare for her to kick ass and take lives in Snow White and the Huntsman.
View ArticleRoboCop Reboot Director Ignoring Darren Aronofsky’s Script
RoboCop reboot director Jose Padilha admits to not having read Darren Aronofsky's own reboot script, and hints at a possible redesign for the RoboCop character.
View ArticleJoel Schumacher Owns Batman Mistakes, Wanted a Darker Take
Joel Schumacher accepts "full responsibility" for Batman & Robin, although he admits his original vision for the movie was a much darker take on the character.
View ArticleLooking to Life Beyond 30 Rock, Alec Baldwin Launches a Podcast
Alec Baldwin has partnered with WNYC to host a new weekly interview podcast that debuts on Oct. 24.
View ArticleFast Five Writer, Fan Film Helmer Commit Crime of the Century
Fast Five's Chris Morgan has sold the sci-fi heist pitch Crime of the Century to Universal Pictures as part of his first-look deal.
View ArticleCoens Nab Sucker Punch Star Oscar Isaac for ’60s Folk Film
Oscar Isaac is set to star in Joel and Ethan Coen's next movie Inside Llewellyn Davis.
View ArticleThe Avengers Trailer Gets Audio Commentary From Robert Kirkman
Robert Kirkman delivers an audio commentary for The Avengers trailer for some bizarre, but totally awesome, reason.
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