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Feb. 24th, 2003 08:58 amBuffy news. It is sounding more and more like this is it. The end.
Variety reports that Universal Pictures and Chris and Paul Weitz's production company, Depth of Field, have optioned The Elric Saga, a multi-part, Tolkein-esque fantasy series written by Michael Moorcock.
Kennedy Miller Productions, producer of Mad Max: Fury Road, in which Mel Gibson will reprise the role he created in 1979, have decided to film on location in Namibia, Africa rather than outback New South Wales, says Variety.
Bruce Willis is doing Die Hard 4 and Ten Yards. (Sequel to The Whole Nine Yards.)
VGM Fusion has posted the new X2 clip which aired during Fox's broadcast of X-Men last night. You MUST have the latest version of QuickTime installed to view the clip, as it is encoded in the new mp4 QuickTime format. I can't see it because I can't install Quicktime 6 here. I'll have to do it at home. From descriptions I must see this!
IGN FilmForce looked into the matter and heard a RUMOR that Sutherland might be in the running for the lead role of "Johnny Blaze" in Ghost Rider. Calls to Sutherland's agent at the William Morris Agency were referred to his publicist, Annette Wolf, who failed to respond to IGN FilmForce's inquiry. A source close to Marvel Entertainment advised us, however, that "nobody has been cast in Ghost Rider. I've always heard that Nic Cage was the frontrunner."
Hollywood Homicide sounds interesting. Harrison Ford hasn't typically worked out well in comedies, though. Hmmmmm.
X-Men: Evolution will return for a fourth season on Kids' WB! Eeeee! The number of episodes for the fourth season will likely be nine, but that has yet to be confirmed. Nine episodes would push the series' total to 52. Four new episodes remain for the third season, and they are expected to air in May.
Variety reports that Universal Pictures and Chris and Paul Weitz's production company, Depth of Field, have optioned The Elric Saga, a multi-part, Tolkein-esque fantasy series written by Michael Moorcock.
Kennedy Miller Productions, producer of Mad Max: Fury Road, in which Mel Gibson will reprise the role he created in 1979, have decided to film on location in Namibia, Africa rather than outback New South Wales, says Variety.
Bruce Willis is doing Die Hard 4 and Ten Yards. (Sequel to The Whole Nine Yards.)
VGM Fusion has posted the new X2 clip which aired during Fox's broadcast of X-Men last night. You MUST have the latest version of QuickTime installed to view the clip, as it is encoded in the new mp4 QuickTime format. I can't see it because I can't install Quicktime 6 here. I'll have to do it at home. From descriptions I must see this!
IGN FilmForce looked into the matter and heard a RUMOR that Sutherland might be in the running for the lead role of "Johnny Blaze" in Ghost Rider. Calls to Sutherland's agent at the William Morris Agency were referred to his publicist, Annette Wolf, who failed to respond to IGN FilmForce's inquiry. A source close to Marvel Entertainment advised us, however, that "nobody has been cast in Ghost Rider. I've always heard that Nic Cage was the frontrunner."
Hollywood Homicide sounds interesting. Harrison Ford hasn't typically worked out well in comedies, though. Hmmmmm.
X-Men: Evolution will return for a fourth season on Kids' WB! Eeeee! The number of episodes for the fourth season will likely be nine, but that has yet to be confirmed. Nine episodes would push the series' total to 52. Four new episodes remain for the third season, and they are expected to air in May.
