It’s not only the cast of the Joker movie that is coming together, as Film Music Reporter has revealed that DC Films and director Todd Phillips has enlisted Icelandic composer Hildur Guðnadóttir to score the Clown Prince of Crime’s standalone origin film. Guðnadóttir’s previous scores include A Hijacking, The Oath, Mary Magdalene and Sicario: Day of the […]
Exclusive featurette from 10×10 featuring Luke Evans, Kelly Reilly and Noel Clarke
Coinciding with its release on DVD and Digital Download today, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the new thriller 10×10, which features Luke Evans and Kelly Reilly talking about their chemistry on and off screen, as well as an insight, given by writer Noel Clarke, into how both actors were cast in order to get the […]
Arrow director discusses season 7’s Supermax prison story
Stephen Amell’s Oliver Queen is going to find himself running the gauntlet of villains in the upcoming seventh season of The CW’s Arrow, having been locked up in the Slabside Supermax Prison at the conclusion of season six, his secret identity as the Green Arrow now exposed to the world. The story arc draws inspiration […]
David Harbour discusses the “Shakespearean” story of Hellboy
Before his return as Jim Hopper in the third season of Netflix’s Stranger Things, David Harbour is set to take on the role of Mike Mignola’s Hellboy in the upcoming big screen reboot of the comic book hero, and the actor has been chatting to Empire about the new film and his character’s “Shakespearean” story. […]
Apple gives Isaac Asimov adaptation Foundation a straight-to-series order
Back in April it was announced that Apple had picked up a small screen adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s classic sci-fi trilogy Foundation which was in development at Skydance Television, and now comes word from Deadline that the project has secured a ten-episode straight-to-series order. Originally launching as a series of short stories in Astounding Magazine […]
Paramount developing movie adaptation of mobile puzzle game Monument Valley
Paramount Pictures and Akiva Goldsman’s Weed Road Pictures have snapped up the feature film rights to Ustwo Games’ hit mobile game Monument Valley, tapping Patrick Osborne – director of the Oscar-winning animated short Feast – to develop a live-action/CG hybrid adaptation. Monument Valley takes place in a surreal, mind-bending world where established laws of space […]
John Lithgow to play Roger Ailes in Fox News movie Fair and Balanced
Variety is reporting that John Lithgow (The Crown) has signed on to portray the deceased former Fox News chief Roger Ailes in Jay Roach’s (Trumbo) new film Fair and Balanced. The film will explore Ailes’ downfall after being hit with allegations of sexual misconduct and harrassment from a number of female employees at the network, […]
Roberto Orci to executive produce Galaga TV series
Back in July of last year it was announced that Bandai Namco is teaming with The Nuttery Entertainment for an animated series based upon the classic arcade game Galaga, and now comes word that the project has found an executive producer. Deadline is reporting that writer-producer Robert Orci (Star Trek, Fringe) is set to serve […]
Jessica Chastain wraps filming on It: Chapter Two
Jessica Chastain has taken to Instagram to announce that she has wrapped filming on New Line Cinema’s horror sequel It: Chapter Two, next year’s follow-up to the blockbuster Stephen King adaptation. It: Chapter Two reunites Chastain with her Mama director Andy Muschietti; she is playing the adult version of Beverly Marsh, and is joined in […]
Galaxy Quest writer gives an update on the planned TV series
Having stalled once due to the passing of Alan Rickman, Amazon’s proposed Galaxy Quest TV series appeared to have got itself back on track in August of last year when Paul Scheer (Human Giant) signed on to develop and write the small screen spinoff of the cult 1999 sci-fi comedy. However, Scheer has now revealed to […]
