You knew that Jim Carrey and Steve Carrell wouldn't be the only name actors populating the new CGI-ified Who-ville. Now we know the identities of more of the folks who will be hiding behind pixels when Horton Hears A Who hits next year. Will Arnett is our… Continue reading →
You'd think a giant ape would be enough animal for anyone. Not Naomi Watts, who has signed up to headline an adaptation of Amy Sutherland's book Kicked, Bitten and Scratched: Life and Lessons at the World's Premiere School For Exotic Animal Trainers. (Buy the… Continue reading →
When I read comics more frequently, there was nothing quite as depressing as the super-indie writer who bounced to Marvel or DC only to churn out crap. That first moment of promise where we hoped a real artist could break through the massive wall of editorial… Continue reading →
Few were surprised or upset when Katie Holmes, considered by many to be the weakest link in Christopher Nolan's Batman revival, dropped out of the sequel a while back. And with other, juicier casting news to think about, the subject of Holmes' replacement… Continue reading →
I really wish Paul Bartel wasn't dead. I have this thought often. These days it's usually just one beard having empathy for another. But right now it's because based on looks alone, Bartel would be perfect* to play Richard "The Ice Man" Kuklinski in a film… Continue reading →
On Monday, I had the honor of passing along the news that (A) Transformers producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura has sights set on a G.I. Joe flick and that (B) he wouldn't mind having Mark Wahlberg on board. Today, Latino Review ran an exclusive interview with the… Continue reading →
One of the scenes you'll probably never see in the CHUD.com movie involved a couple of minor characters hunting for the autographs of famous – and not-so famous – monsters. The next best thing might be Nick Redfern's novel Three Men Seeking Monsters: Six… Continue reading →
Thirty seconds after I wrote an oblique Tom Waits joke into an article about The Return, I hit on another news item that actually features the guy. Expect a lot more Waits jokes in the future if they'll always conjure up new film appearances by my favorite… Continue reading →
All those 20-something women with The Notebook listed as their favorite movie on MySpace may soon have a new top tearjerker. Rachel McAdams has signed on to The Return alongside Tim Robbins and Michael Pena, working under Illusionist director Neil Burger.… Continue reading →
What did I say earlier today about Monday news? Here's more casting non-news we might as well talk about before someone starts claiming it as gospel: Zach Snyder likes Gerard Butler a lot and wouldn't mind him being in Watchmen, but the actor hasn't had any… Continue reading →
For a while, at least, Joel Silver isn't going to be able to show his face in public without answering questions about Wonder Woman. With Joss Whedon off the project due to creative differences and a new spec script in hand by unknown writers Matthew Jennison… Continue reading →
I've got a lot of respect for the working actor – it takes massive dedication to show up for bit parts, commercials and godawful corporate/industrial projects day in and day out. Hundreds and hundreds of unheralded folks make their living fleshing out the… Continue reading →