Sin City 2 News

Could Angelina Jolie star in Sin City 2?

If a report from Moviehole is to be believed, it's a possibility.

According to source, Jolie has been "in serious talks" for a role in Robert Rodriguez's Sin City sequel.

The site says the actress is in negotiations to portray the female lead of Ava, who appears in the Frank Miller graphic novel "A Dame to Kill For."

"Filmmakers are trying to get Jolie to officially commit to playing the female lead," said an insider.

We'll keep fans updated about this exciting rumor.

Though things have been slow on the Sin City 2 front, Sin City star Rosario Dawson tells MTV Spalsh Page that filming for the sequel could begin this year.

The actress that played Gail in the 2005 hit said, "Yeah, I talked to Robert and Frank.  They actually just finished the script for Sin City 2 a few months ago."

She further goes on to give fans hope by saying, "There’s talks about it shooting sometime this year."

According to Jamie King, a Sin City sequel is definitely in the works.

Here's what the actress had to say about the follow-up, when asked by Collider:

Frank Miller just finished the script. I was with him the other night. He just finished it and the thing is…I think when Sin City came out it was such a big hit for the studio but the studio is frustrating…sometimes studios are awesome because they have a great vision for something, but then they want to do weird things with the second one.

Robert didn’t want to go down that route, so we’ve just be waiting till somebody knocked some sense into them, where we can do it the way we want to do it. None of the filmmakers or the actors were willing to sacrifice doing it any other way other than what we wanted to do it. I’m hoping we’ll do it sometime this year. But you know how movies are…

I remember I was with Robert and he said we’re going in two months. I was like okay, we’ll have to work out everybody’s schedule. But then it got pushed. So you never really know with movies. It happens when it happens.

With the career of Mickey Rourke on a major upswing, following critical acclaim for his lead role in The Wrestler, this is surprising news:

Asked by SuperheroHype.com about repirising his role as Marv in Sin City 2, the veteran actor replied:

"I'm not interested in that right now. That's not a reality right now. It's pissing in the wind... There's different factions going different directions there. I don't know. That's three hours of make up and I'm claustrophobic, so I'm going to have to work something out."

It looks as though Marv will not be a part of any Sin City sequel.

Sin City 2 is definitely on the way.

Writer/director Frank Miller told IGN that the sequel could be ready to shoot early next year.

"Sin City 2 is written" Miller said. "It's mainly a matter of working out the details of the production. I'm hoping to do it with Robert Rodriguez again in the same circumstances that we did the first one, and we could be shooting as soon as April."

Who will return for Sin City 2? We're excited to see.

In a recent Q&A session with Frank Miller touched on Sin City 2. Here's what the director had to say on the topic:

I can't talk about my projects, because I don't believe a movie is real until I see the title on the screen. There are many things that can go wrong. But I can tell you that I'm very close to begin 'Sin City 2' with Robert Rodriguez. We have to arrange a few things and we'll be back in action.

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As she awaits the opening of her new movie, The Eye, newly knocked up actress Jessica Alba spoke to Comingsoon.net about the prospects of sequels to a pair of well-received movies she's starred in...

CS: What can you tell us about your character in "Sin City 2"?
Jessica Alba: I haven't read a script. I don't know anything about it. Robert (Rodriguez) and Frank (Miller) haven't talked to me about it at all.

CS: How long until we get "Fantastic Four 3"?
Alba: I have no idea. I know the writers strike and the impending actors strike has kind of put a wrench in everything production wise. That film takes a lot of prep, a good six months of prep and about six months to shoot. With the strike, I think, maybe it's put on hold.Read the full interview with Alba now.