Thursday, August 25, 2011
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Rhys Ifans joining Bond 23
The Telegraph claims Welsh actor Rhys Ifans is joining the cast of the Sam Mendes-directed James Bond sequel. The film is being distributed by Columbia Pictures, the studio behind Ifans's next two releases, Roland Emmerich's Anonymous and The Amazing Spider-Man (where he plays the Lizard). The paper didn't say who Ifans would play, but if Naomie Harris is indeed the new Miss Moneypenny then we think Ifans would make for a great Q.
The Telegraph's source adds that Bond 23 will be shot largely in South Africa.
Ifans previously played Daniel Craig's stalker in Enduring Love, where he shared a kiss with the future 007. Ifans' other credits include Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Pirate Radio, Notting Hill and Little Nicky.
Friday, July 1, 2011
New Trailers Online
Monday, June 27, 2011
Star Wars Episode 1 could be the only 3D converted film
Psyched at the prospect of seeing the Star Wars converted to 3D for a big screen re-release? Well, if you are then you better hope Lucasfilm's master plan works because otherwise we might just get one of them -- and not the one that anybody likely wants.
Here's what CzechPosition.com learned about the conversions during an interview with producer Rick McCallum: "'We're doing 3D versions of all six films, one a year, starting in February of next year. We start with [episode] one and go all the way through six, totally chronological,' he said. But the first one is a somewhat of a test. 'One a year, if they work. If they don't, then there will be just one [episode converted to 3D].'"
That's right. Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace 3D could be the only conversion fans get should their "test" fail.
Here's what CzechPosition.com learned about the conversions during an interview with producer Rick McCallum: "'We're doing 3D versions of all six films, one a year, starting in February of next year. We start with [episode] one and go all the way through six, totally chronological,' he said. But the first one is a somewhat of a test. 'One a year, if they work. If they don't, then there will be just one [episode converted to 3D].'"
That's right. Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace 3D could be the only conversion fans get should their "test" fail.
Russell Crowe in negotiations to be Jor-El in Superman Reboot
Variety reports that Oscar winner Russell Crowe is in negotiations to portray Superman's (Henry Cavill) Kryptonian father in the Zack Snyder-directed reboot. The trade adds that Warner Bros. refused comment on the report.
Kevin Costner will portray Supes' earthly dad Jonathan Kent opposite Diane Lane as his wife, Martha. Amy Adams will play Lois Lane and Michael Shannon has been cast as General Zod. No word yet on who will play Perry White and Jimmy Olsen.
"With production set to start next month, Jor-El was one of the last roles to cast, though they also are looking for a big name to play Superman's biological mother [Lara]," according to Variety.
Sound off on Crowe's casting in the Comments below!
Kevin Costner will portray Supes' earthly dad Jonathan Kent opposite Diane Lane as his wife, Martha. Amy Adams will play Lois Lane and Michael Shannon has been cast as General Zod. No word yet on who will play Perry White and Jimmy Olsen.
"With production set to start next month, Jor-El was one of the last roles to cast, though they also are looking for a big name to play Superman's biological mother [Lara]," according to Variety.
Sound off on Crowe's casting in the Comments below!
James Cameron, Sam Worthington and Will Staples teaming up for MYTH
James Cameron is planning to team with Will Staples, a writer from the Call of Duty games, for a "sci-fi action project." They'll be joined by Cameron's Avatar star Sam Worthington and Transformers producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura.
Heat Vision reports that 20th Century Fox is in early talks with Staples to acquire his pitch, which is called Myth. Cameron is already attached to executive-produce and di Bonaventura and Worthington are attached as producers.
Heat Vision reports that 20th Century Fox is in early talks with Staples to acquire his pitch, which is called Myth. Cameron is already attached to executive-produce and di Bonaventura and Worthington are attached as producers.
Cameron won't direct the film -- he's spending the next 15 years making Avatar sequels at the Earth's core, don't you know? -- and at this point in the proceedings Worthington won't star either. Might depend on how Clash of the Titans 2 turns out!
"Nothing is known about Myth other than it's big, it's sci-fi, and it's got lots of action," says HV.
"Nothing is known about Myth other than it's big, it's sci-fi, and it's got lots of action," says HV.
Fast and Furious 6 is coming in 2013
Seeing as Fast Five has made $585.5 million worldwide and counting, it's no big surprise that Universal Pictures wants to make another installment of its The Fast and the Furious franchise.
Coming Soon snapped a photo of advertising art for Fast & Furious 6 at the Licensing International Expo, which is now underway in Las Vegas.
The banner reveals that the film is slated for a 2013 release.
No word yet on who will direct, but stars Vin Diesel and Paul Walker have expressed their desire to return for another ride.
Coming Soon snapped a photo of advertising art for Fast & Furious 6 at the Licensing International Expo, which is now underway in Las Vegas.
The banner reveals that the film is slated for a 2013 release.
No word yet on who will direct, but stars Vin Diesel and Paul Walker have expressed their desire to return for another ride.
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