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Filming for any funeral scene must be a very difficult experience for any actor / actress but filming scenes for one of the saddest moments in American history must be doubly hard. Katie Holmes has just filmed scenes for a new TV mini series based around the Kennedy family and The Daily Mail has photos [...]
Last week it was revealed that Michael Goldenberg (who adapted Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix) had been hired to pen a sequel to the forthcoming Green Lantern movie. When i say forthcoming, of course, i mean not until 2011, meaning the follow-up has begun development almost a year before the initial film’s [...]
Mickey Rourke (so good as the battered and bruised wrestler in Darren Aronosky’s film) continues on the comeback trail with this intriguing-looking period romance, entitled Passion Play. The Playlist have posted this image of both Rourke and his love interest in the film Megan Fox, who is playing an angel who hooks up Mickey’s jazz [...]
A nicely hokey trailer for My Soul to Take is out late tonight, and there’s no one who can take a bunch of perky teens and scare their faces off with nothing more than some midnight fog and a bag of cliches quite like Wes Craven. The trailer unambiguously sets out the story and teases [...]
Emma Roberts and Zach Galifianakis – two names which have roared into 2010 with a healthy momentum join together for this new comedy, whose name is an invitation to critics, but judging from the recent trailer the confidence is well founded. Completing the cast are Keir Gilchrist, Lauren Graham, Adrian Martinez, Zoë Kravitz, Viola Davis, [...]
This evening has been quite an eventful one. I visited the Captain America set earlier and you can see my photos and footage from the visit here. After processing all the videos and images etc, I check my email to find that a rather proactive reader of the site named James Steiner has found where [...]
We reported yesterday that the Battleship movie had been budgeted at around $200 million. You may be wondering what Universal could possibly be spending such a large sum of money on, particularly in the instance of a game which could plausibly be played with two sheets of squared paper and a pen, but it certainly doesn’t appear [...]
Ian McShane has spoken out regarding his latest movie, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. The actor, who will play the villainous Blackbeard in the movie, spoke of his anticipation for the shoot and his respect for fellow castmember Johnny Depp. The film, otherwise known as Pirates 4, will be directed by Rob Marshall (Chicago) and follows [...]
Danny Boyle took the stage at Empire’s Movie Con to talk up his next film 127 Hours. Starring James Franco the film, recently chosen to close the 2010 London Film Festival, tells the true story of Aron Ralston, a mountaineer who becomes trapped by a boulder and has to make a tremendous sacrifice to escape. [...]
You may remember last year that I paid a visit to the Robin Hood set in Surrey and I managed to get rather a lot of footage of the village and Castle. After seeing the 4 images that The Media Club posted earlier today, I thought it was only right that I go off and [...]
Last night, Deadline.com revealed that Hugh Jackman has dropped out of the starring role in the decidedly non-macho sounding Avon Man, to concentrate getting into top physical condition for the next Wolverine instalment. The only question now is will Fox have a script and production in a similar tight shape to that of Jackman (currently [...]
And so it continues… Living up to the promise at the foot of yesterday’s ‘Oliver Platt in X-Men: First Class‘ post, it seems we’re in for a ton of casting announcements regarding Matthew Vaughn’s film. Today, via XmenFilms.net we’ve learned that Morgan Lily, who was last seen in Roland Emmerich’s CG apocalypse-a-thon 2012, is confirmed [...]
It was only a matter of time before someone hunted down the set of Captain America and snapped a few shots of the upcoming Marvel movie. A blog called The Media Club is responsible for our look at the US army camp (medical tent), a tank, and a very patriotic stage. The set looks realistic and very [...]
Encore Magazine managed to take a picture of an early poster for The Thing – a prequel to 1982 John Carpenter film of the same name – at the Australian International Movie Convention. Directed by Matthijs van Heijningen Jr., the film stars a host of up-and-coming talent, including Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World), [...]
Ben Affleck’s latest movie, The Town is gathering momentum with new marketing material being released what feels like every other day. Empire have just debuted a new international poster for the movie which as well as Affleck, stars Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm, Jeremy Renner, Blake Lively, Pete Postlethwaite, Chris Cooper. The Town centres around a [...]
Now that the land of all things Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II are coming to an end, we’ll no doubt going to start seeing the once young cast start to appear in more mature roles. Daniel Radcliffe’s name keeps appearing all over the [...]
The Playlist have posted the first three official images from Henry’s Crime, directed by Malcolm Venville. Henry’s Crime was co-written by Sacha Gervasi and David N. Wright. The film stars Keanu Reeves, Vera Farmiga, James Caan, Judy Greer, Peter Stormare, Fisher Stevens and Bill Duke. Synopsis: After serving three years in prison for a bank [...]
The London Film Festival has been building momentum over the past month or so but let’s not forget that there’s a fair few others happening across the UK too. The Cambridge Film Festival (CFF) is now in it’s 30th year and have released their opening and closing night lineups in a press release. CFF runs [...]
The man’s name is Satya Bhabba, he is the first Evil Ex to face Scott Pilgrim, and he has signed on to play the lead character in the long awaited adaptation of Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children. Rushdie’s 1981 novel won the Booker of Bookers award in 1993 and is a masterpiece of magic realist writing, [...]
