Entertainment things...
Apr. 22nd, 2004 10:33 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
litheraSo... Since I've not done this in like two weeks, I expect it will be long.
From Ain't it Cool: Screenwriter David Hayter has revealed that Requiem for a Dream director Darren Aronofsky will helm the Watchment movie.
David Hayter has also signed on to rewrite Iron Man for New Line. (He wrote X-men and X2.)
Harrison Ford will star in The Wrong Element. Ford will play the security chief for a global bank whose family is kidnapped. He's asked to topple his own security safeguards and steal $37 million from the bank to save his family. Then he has to stop the kidnappers, who've created a complex trail that will make him look guilty of embezzlement.
Paramount Pictures has moved writer/director Kerry Conran's Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow from June 25 to September 17.
Terence Stamp, who played the superpowered villain General Zod in 1980's "Superman II," is going to play Stick in the Elektra movie.
Ocean's Twelve began photography on April 13th and they're planning on deuting in December. Tight filming schedule, there. Of course there isn't a ton of special effects work, I don't imagine.
In case you missed it elsewhere, they're re-relasing Donnie Darko with 20 more minutes of footage. You know, every time I watch that movie, I feel that is how much of the movie is missing. Maybe I'll like it more with those mintues added back in.
Original Film partner Neal Moritz has come onboard to produce Paramount Pictures' big screen version of 21 Jump Street. No. I'm serious.
"The Matrix" trilogy star Carrie-Anne Moss has signed on to Mission: Impossible 3, which is aiming for an August start date, says The Hollywood Reporter.
Latino Review spoke to The Rock on the set of Be Cool, where the action star announced he had just found out that Mission: Impossible II director John Woo is in the running to helm Universal's Spy-Hunter, coming summer 2005.
Comedian/actor Eddie Izzard has been added to the cast of John Turturro's Romance and Cigarettes, reports Variety. The film, currently shooting in New York, follows a cheating blue-collar husband who is forced to choose between his sexy mistress and his put-upon wife.
The WB has added X2 star Kelly Hu to the network's Dark Shadows pilot.
I'm hearing interesting rumors about the Angel finale already. Interesting, interesting. If they're true, I like the way Joss thinks. Still.
Flash Gordon! Flash! AAAhhhaaaahhhh! *ahem* Anyway, there is a new version of this trying to gather steam. Stephen Sommers really knows how to hand pick cheese, I must say.
Ron Zimmerman has written for the upcoming season of Cartoon Network's Justice League Unlimited. Man. I just want them to show the ending of last season and stop teasing with all of this next season stuff. SHOW IT TO ME!
I think that's all for now. Maybe I'll dig up some more later. I'm sure there are trailers and the like out there.
From Ain't it Cool: Screenwriter David Hayter has revealed that Requiem for a Dream director Darren Aronofsky will helm the Watchment movie.
David Hayter has also signed on to rewrite Iron Man for New Line. (He wrote X-men and X2.)
Harrison Ford will star in The Wrong Element. Ford will play the security chief for a global bank whose family is kidnapped. He's asked to topple his own security safeguards and steal $37 million from the bank to save his family. Then he has to stop the kidnappers, who've created a complex trail that will make him look guilty of embezzlement.
Paramount Pictures has moved writer/director Kerry Conran's Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow from June 25 to September 17.
Terence Stamp, who played the superpowered villain General Zod in 1980's "Superman II," is going to play Stick in the Elektra movie.
Ocean's Twelve began photography on April 13th and they're planning on deuting in December. Tight filming schedule, there. Of course there isn't a ton of special effects work, I don't imagine.
In case you missed it elsewhere, they're re-relasing Donnie Darko with 20 more minutes of footage. You know, every time I watch that movie, I feel that is how much of the movie is missing. Maybe I'll like it more with those mintues added back in.
Original Film partner Neal Moritz has come onboard to produce Paramount Pictures' big screen version of 21 Jump Street. No. I'm serious.
"The Matrix" trilogy star Carrie-Anne Moss has signed on to Mission: Impossible 3, which is aiming for an August start date, says The Hollywood Reporter.
Latino Review spoke to The Rock on the set of Be Cool, where the action star announced he had just found out that Mission: Impossible II director John Woo is in the running to helm Universal's Spy-Hunter, coming summer 2005.
Comedian/actor Eddie Izzard has been added to the cast of John Turturro's Romance and Cigarettes, reports Variety. The film, currently shooting in New York, follows a cheating blue-collar husband who is forced to choose between his sexy mistress and his put-upon wife.
The WB has added X2 star Kelly Hu to the network's Dark Shadows pilot.
I'm hearing interesting rumors about the Angel finale already. Interesting, interesting. If they're true, I like the way Joss thinks. Still.
Flash Gordon! Flash! AAAhhhaaaahhhh! *ahem* Anyway, there is a new version of this trying to gather steam. Stephen Sommers really knows how to hand pick cheese, I must say.
Ron Zimmerman has written for the upcoming season of Cartoon Network's Justice League Unlimited. Man. I just want them to show the ending of last season and stop teasing with all of this next season stuff. SHOW IT TO ME!
I think that's all for now. Maybe I'll dig up some more later. I'm sure there are trailers and the like out there.
