Fans of the original Spider-Man trilogy might be wondering, “what about Harry Osborn?” It appears he’s next on the list of big casting decisions for the sequel to this summer’s superhero success.
Paramount Pictures, eager to follow up on the success of Brad Bird’s Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, has reportedly lined up a director for the series’ next installment.
David Yates wants Alexander Skarsgård for the upcoming adaptation of the Edgar Rice Borroughs novel Tarzan, which he’ll direct for Warner Bros.
Ubisoft is in preliminary talks with Warner Bros. and Paramount to partner on the project, and undoubtedly talks will continue to go well with Tom Hardy in the lead.
Brave, Savages, Lawerence of Arabia, Watchmen and five major boxsets are just some of movies be released onto DVD and Blu-ray this week. Find out what else is coming out in this week’s DISCussion.
50 years in the bank and still going strong, Daniel Craig’s third outing as international spy 007 in Skyfall scored by far the highest debut in the franchise even when adjusting for inflation over the past half-century
James Wan will be moving into action. He recently directed the upcoming horror flick The Conjuring for New Line, and the studio wants to keep him for at least one more project: MacGyver.
Mark Wahlberg will star in Michael Bay’s next Transformers flick. The director cites their work on the action comedy Pain and Gain, in which Wahlberg stars alongside Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Anthony Mackie, as the reason for casting Wahlberg opposite giant fighting robots.
Well, well — it looks like Disney and Lucasfilm were already working together on Star Wars long before their deal last week. Multiple outlets are reporting that Toy Story 3 writer Michael Arndt has a 40-50 page treatment of Star Wars: Episode VII
With Dwayne Johnson having been proven to be a viable leading man, the former wrestler is set to portray the legendary strongman in Hercules for director Brett Ratner.
