Movie things..
Mar. 4th, 2003 08:55 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
litheraI have to go see Helldorado. The Rock and Walken. Walken, of course, being the bad guy.
Columnists Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith report that Miramax is still trying to decide if Vin Diesel will play the Frank Sinatra role in the studio's remake of musical Guys and Dolls, from the producers of Chicago. Diesel has been on the project since the beginning with Nicole Kidman's interest as well.
Family members said somber goodbyes Monday to thousands of sailors aboard the USS Nimitz as the aircraft carrier left on a mission that will bring it within striking distance of Iraq. Loudspeakers on the ship played the song "Hero" by Chad Kroeger from the "Spider-Man" soundtrack.
TheArnoldFans learned that for King Conan, Arnold will go back to one hellava workout routine and will put on much more muscle! 2.5 hours a day was Arnold's King Conan workout estimate to be exact. Although he did not give a start date for filming, he sounded very ready to begin his old-school PUMP!
That's it for now...
Columnists Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith report that Miramax is still trying to decide if Vin Diesel will play the Frank Sinatra role in the studio's remake of musical Guys and Dolls, from the producers of Chicago. Diesel has been on the project since the beginning with Nicole Kidman's interest as well.
Family members said somber goodbyes Monday to thousands of sailors aboard the USS Nimitz as the aircraft carrier left on a mission that will bring it within striking distance of Iraq. Loudspeakers on the ship played the song "Hero" by Chad Kroeger from the "Spider-Man" soundtrack.
TheArnoldFans learned that for King Conan, Arnold will go back to one hellava workout routine and will put on much more muscle! 2.5 hours a day was Arnold's King Conan workout estimate to be exact. Although he did not give a start date for filming, he sounded very ready to begin his old-school PUMP!
That's it for now...
