Craig Robinson may not receive top billing in Zack and Miri Make a Porno - but the star of The Office is hilarious nonetheless.
In the following interview, the actor speaks on his role in the movie:
According to Smokin' Aces director Joe Carnahan, a prequel to his movie is - we're really sorry here - in the cards.
Carnahan wrote on his official website (smokinjoecarnhan.com) that "finally, some actual Smokin Aces news. Universal has officially greenlit the prequel and we are underway. Cameos will abound. Trust me."
The original movie focused on Jeremy Piven's sleazy magician Buddy Israel. Ben Affleck, Andy Garcia, Ray Liotta and Alicia Keys co-starred.
Long-time fans of Twilight can talk amongst themselves for a few moments.
For those uninitiated in the world of Stephanie Meyer, here's a look at the unique family main character Bella befriends in the upcoming movie:
Led by calm town doctor Carlisle and his radiant wife, Esme, these ''brothers and sisters'' - Edward, Rosalie, Emmett, Alice, and Jasper - crave blood, but not of the human variety. The author reportedly balked at an early Twilight script because the screenwriter had cut her beloved Cullens, except Edward, entirely from the film.
Fortunately, they'll all be present in the film, set for a November 21 release:
A pair of sequels are in the works to the acclaimed 2002 movie Road to Perdition. The original starred Tom Hanks, Daniel Craig, Jude Law, and the late Paul Newman.
Road to Perdition author Max Allan Collins will direct the two movies - already set to be titled Road to Purgatory and Road to Paradise - from his own screenplay adaptations.
In a July 2007 website posting, Collins wrote:
"The screenplay is my own adaptation of Road to Purgatory, which we are in the early stages of attempting to mount right here in the midwest with me directing. I'm partnered with some very good people, including longtime crony Phil D., and it's an exciting venture - if we can pull off the fund-raising, it will be the most ambitious project I've ever attempted in any medium. The script was submitted to the Iowa Motion Picture Awards and won the Award of Excellence for Unproduced Screenplay."
Might Charlize Theron co-star with Tom Cruise in The Tourist?
In the Bharat Nalluri-directed remake of a 2005 French thriller, Theron would portray a female Interpol agent that uses an American tourist in an attempt to flush out an elusive criminal with whom she once had an affair.
The script is undergoing a slight rewrite by Christopher McQuarrie, who co-wrote the upcoming Cruise vehicle Valkyrie for United Artists.
Very funny movie news out of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures this week:
The studio is moving forward on a new movie about The Three Stooges. It will be directed by Bobby and Peter Farrelly, best known for hilarious films such as There's Something About Mary.
"The Three Stooges are a timeless staple of comedy and when we heard what the Farrellys had in mind we knew it was time for Larry, Moe and Curly to return to the big screen," said Mary Parent, Chairman, Worldwide Motion Picture Group.
Peter Farrelly also spoke about the future project:
"We love The Stooges! They have been sending the world into hysterics for more than 80 years." Farrelly continued, "Movie goers today deserve their own Stooges and we look forward to introducing them to a new generation of knuckleheads."
A fighting panda and a bumbling secret agent star in the two movies new on DVD this week. Here's a closer look at each...
Kung Fu Panda
Stars: Jack Black, Angelina Jolie (voices)
Why you should rent it: There's gonna be a sequel. How will you follow Po's kung fu adventures unless you see the original?
Get Smart
Stars: Steve Carrell, Anne Hathaway
Why you should rent it: Have you seen Hathaway?!? Or listened to Carrell?!?
The Reader stars Kate Winslet and Ralph Fiennes. Oscar talk has been circulating for both actors.
Here's a look at the trailer for the film, which is based on a best-selling novel by the same name:
WALL•E will come out on DVD on November 18.
Here's a look at what fans that buy the single disc DVD can expect:
According to The Hollywood Reported, principal photography is underway in Toronto on Troy Duffy's sequel to the Boondock Saints.
Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus will reprise their roles as the crusading fraternal twins Connor and Murphy MacManus, who seek revenge on the Boston underworld. Billy Connolly is will also be back int he role of Poppa M.
"It's a joy and a longtime coming to be bringing such an enormously talented group of people back together again," Duffy said of the sequel.
Filming of a Boondock Saints sequel is underway!
Brinker said the script is well-crafted and will satisfy fans of the original film.
"We expect this film to be a truly intense, humorous and satisfying film for all those who have looked forward to the sequel for so long," Producer Chris Brinker said.
