By: Eric EIsenberg Taken 2 cost only $45 million to make and in just four days has already made a domestic total of $55 million (not to mention its international take of $67 million). Therefore, this news should come as a surprise to absolutely nobody. Hollywood.com had the opportunity to speak with producer Robert Mark Kamen, who produced both Taken and Taken 2, and he … Continue reading Taken 3 Is Happening, According To A Producer
By: Katey Rich With Taken 2 currently dominating theaters after making an incredible $50 million this weekend, now’s a great time for Liam Neeson to start setting up his next project– and, as you might expect by now, he’ll be putting his action skills to the test again. He’s already set to lead Non-Stop, a thriller in which he’ll play an air marshal responding to … Continue reading If Non-Stop Is A Speed Knockoff, Julianne Moore Is Sandra Bullock
By: Eric Eisenberg If it weren’t for New Zealand the Lord of the Rings trilogy would have been much worse off. Not only is it the home country of director Peter Jackson, it was the majestic nature of the country’s topography that brought the world of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth to life. And the series has been a huge boon to New Zealand as well, … Continue reading Wellington, New Zealand To Rename Itself The Middle Of Middle-Earth For The Hobbit Premiere
By: Eric Eisenberg Paul Dano is moving from the world of time-travel hitmen to a story of vigilante justice. The actor, who very recently appeared alongside Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis and Jeff Daniels in Rian Johnson’s Looper, has signed on for a part in Prisoners the new film from director Denis Villeneuve. Based on a script by Aaron Guzikowski, the plot follows a man who … Continue reading Paul Dano Joins Hugh Jackman And Jake Gyllenhaal In Prisoners
By: Eric Eisenberg No matter how far into its deep catalog of characters Marvel Studios goes, they will always be missing some very key characters. Prior to producing their own movies, the company would sell off the rights to their characters to other studios for a good chunk of cash. That’s how Spider-Man ended up at Sony and the X-Men and Fantastic Four ended up … Continue reading X-Men Producer Lauren Shuler Donner Says She’d Love To See A Marvel Cinematic Universe Crossover
By: Eric Eisenberg You wouldn’t know it by looking at the skin-tight Catwoman costume that she wore in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises, but apparently Anne Hathaway has low self-esteem… or at least she will in the new film The Low Self-Esteem of Lizzie Gillespie. THR, which reported the casting, says that the script was co-written by The Office scribes Mindy Kaling and Brent … Continue reading Anne Hathaway Nabs The Lead In The Low Self-Esteem Of Lizzie Gillespie, Written By Mindy Kaling
By: Kelly West Since playing the role of the villainous vampire Victoria in the first two Twilight films, Rachelle Lefevre has appeared in a number of feature films in addition to a couple of short-lived TV dramas. It looks as though she has her sights set on the big screen once again as she’s been cast in two projects, one of which will have her … Continue reading Twilight’s Rachelle Lefevre Joins White House Down And Homefront
I’ll don’t know about you guys but I absolutely loved the “I Am Number Four” movie and I would really love to see “The Power of Six” as a film as well. My favorite part about the movie was was the screenplay adaptation, that was hands down, my favorite part because I read the book. I read online a lot of people have complained that … Continue reading Reasons why “The Power of Six” should be a movie
By: Meriah Doty | Movie Talk In 2002’s "Panic Room," Jodie Foster played a mother desperate to protect her daughter from intruders. The young actress who played her daughter was 11-year-old Kristen Stewart. And like her role, Foster remains protective of her on-screen little girl. "If I were a young actor today I would quit before I started," Foster wrote in a column published on … Continue reading Jodie Foster sticks up for Kristen Stewart, blames ‘gladiator sport of celebrity culture’
By: Sean O’Connell Fox Animation grabbed the rights to Christopher Healy’s children’s book The Hero’s Guide to Saving Your Kingdom, with the intention of turning it into an animated adventure for the whole family, THR reports. Chernin Entertainment, which put its weight behind Rise of the Planet of the Apes for Fox, is on board to produce. Unfamiliar with Hero’s Guide? Yeah, so was I, … Continue reading Fox Animation Snatches Up The Hero’s Guide To Saving Your Kingdom
