Michael Kenneth Williams is best known for his role as Omar on HBO's acclaimed series The Wire. But this actor also plays a part in the upcoming Edward Norton vehicle, The Incredible Hulk.

Can he talk about his role in that comic book adaption?

"Not really, but I will say that I go toe-to-toe with the green guy himself. We're definitely face-to-face. I'll leave it at that," Williams said to IGN recently.

The Incredible Hulk stars Norton, who also wrote the film. Williams had the following to say about working with the star

"It was a blast working with Ed Norton. He's from Baltimore, so he really felt passionate about The Wire [which is set in Baltimore] and what we did on there as a whole."

According to Variety, Judd Apatow has signed up to produce Five-Year Engagement for Universal Pictures.

The project reteams the studio with the duo behind the upcoming comedy Forgetting Sarah Marshall: writer-director Nick Stoller and writer-star Jason Segel.

The movie, of course, will be a bawdy, couples comedy that charts the five-year engagement of a man (Segel) and his fiancee, following the ups and downs of their relationship.

"It's definitely an extension of our desire to explore the depth of human misery," Stoller said. "If Sarah Marshall (played by Kristen Bell) and Jason's character had stayed together, this might be the sequel."

The next Will Ferrell vehicle, Semi-Pro, opens this weekend.

After that, Ferrell will costar with John C. Reilly in Step Brothers. Here's a preview of that comedy:

Director Victor Salva recently spoke to Moviehole.net about his plans for Jeepers Creeper 3. You know, because the first two weren't nearly enough...

The film, tentatively titled Jeepers Creeper 3: The Creeper Walks Among Us "includes a prologue in the Old West and might bring back several characters from the first two films 20 years later. The script and story will be big on scares and give us plenty more of the traditional Creeper creepiness, with a few more bits thrown in about what it might be and where it came from," said the director.

MGM had "suggested that we go direct to video with the third in the trilogy, but we hope that the exciting entity that the new MGM is becoming realizes that both Jeepers Creepers films set [then-] records for their Labor Day weekend box-office openings, before each went on to make over $100 million apiece on DVD.

I believe a theatrical release is critical to this kind of success on video. I don't think you can have one without the other, and it would be a shame not to be able to see what I have planned for Jeepers 3 up on the big screen."

Are you excited for Jeepers Creeper 3?

Sigourney Weaver stars in the upcoming James Cameron's movie, Avatar.

When this veteran actress was asked by MTV about her role in the film, she said:

"It's a big secret. Jim wrote such a terrific part for me, and it has a lot of different aspects, [but] it reminded me of him, actually â€" very driven and very idealistic. So it was a lot of fun."

See what else Weaver had to say about the project now.

Enough about the latest actor being added to the cast of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. We know what fans wanna see:

Photos of the iconic character himself. Here are a couple shots of Hugh Jackman on the set of the upcoming Wolverine movie...

Is The Other Boleyn Girl historically accurate? Heck, is it even any good?

We know this new film stars a pair of beautiful actresses. The following movie critics give us a glimpse of what else we need to know about the film...

- Shot in high definition and filmed at many historic locations, the film somehow still lacks the splendor of an epic. -- The Hollywood Reporter

- Whatever its virtues, this is entirely too much melodrama to cram into a feature film. Characters are lost, too much happens off camera, and the whole compacted thing feels like Reader's Digest history. -- The Orlando Sentinel

- A sexy, good-looking political bodice-ripper with an almost flawless cast at the top of its game. -- Variety

- It's trapped between being a tense political procedural and a sensual sex drama and it doesn't have the guts to be either. -- Cinemablend.com

We already know that Toy Story 3 will be shown in 3-D.

Now, rumors are swirling that Disney will proceed with a third installment of its hit dance franchise Step Up - and it will tentatively be titled Step Up 3-D.

The movie would become the latest 3-D live-action film from the company, with Step Up 2 the Streets director Jon Chu in talks to reprise his role.

We'll have more on this as the story develops, but: Would you wanna see a 3-D version of the Step Up franchise?

Attention, teenage girls who are crying over the fact that Zac Efron will never dance again after High School 3 is finished being filmed:

Adam Shankman, the producer/director/choreographer of Hairspray, told MTV recently that this young heart throb will be taking to the dance floor in Seventeen Again.

"We have some very funny scenes between him and Leslie Mann from Knocked Up, which are off-the-charts funny," Shankman said. "But there's also this big thing with Zac dancing with a lot of cheerleaders that is very, very fun and funny."

Read more about Efron in Seventeen Again now.

In an audio interview with IESB.net, Steve Carell said that before he earned the the role of Maxwell Smart, both Jim Carrey and Will Ferrell were considered for the starring turn in Get Smart.

The Office star recalled going to Warner Brothers for a reading about three years ago:

"It was the most surreal moment, because I went in thinking I was just going to audition for a role. I didn't expect them to offer me the part of Maxwell Smart."

Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway star in Get Smart, bumbling its way into theaters on June 20, 2008.

Listen to the full interview now.