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Good Universe
May 15, 2013
Good Universe announced today that Billy Ray (The Hunger Games, Breach, Shattered Glass, and the upcomingCaptain Phillips) will direct Departure for the studio, from an original script he wrote. Jim Whitaker (The Odd Life of Timothy Green, American Gangster) will produce the sci-fi/romance. Joe Drake and Nathan Kahane will executive produce. Spencer Wong will.jpg "Paramount Attempts to Solve the Mystery of Who Will Write the Young Sherlock Holmes Remake")
The Sherlock Holmes renaissance is officially in full swing. If you hadn’t gotten enough of the brilliant detective in two Guy Ritchie films, the BBC series with Benedict Cumberbatch, and CBS’ Elementary, then maybe a remake of Young Sherlock Holmes will finally fill your craving for the super sleuth.
Paramount is keen to reopen the case when it comes to the 1985 Barry Levinson film… Continue reading Paramount Attempts to Solve the Mystery of Who Will Write the 'Young Sherlock Holmes' Remake
As previously reported, Jason Segel will not be returning to the second iteration of “The Muppets.” After rescuing the puppets from cultural irrelevance, the actor said that his schedule is just too packed for a second go.
However, Segel is leaving the franchise in the hands of fellow enlightened Muppets revampers, screenwriter Nicholas Stoller and director James Bobin. While doing press for his upcoming couch potato film, “Jeff, Who Lives at… Continue reading 'The Muppets' Sequel: Jason Segel Confirms He Won't Write Or Star In The Film
So here we are on the precipice of awards season and things are about to kick into high gear. New York critics will soon speak up, as will the “please-come-to-our-party” invitation winners from the National Board of Review. And we have one more category to speculate upon before we start officially locking in nominees and declaring others in real trouble of being overlooked. There has been a chicken-and-egg factor
October 23, 2011
The Warner Bros. sequel, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows doesn’t hit theaters for almost two more months, but The Hollywood Reporter brings word that work has already started on a third adventure. Warner Bros. has hired Drew Pearce to tackle the script.
Pearce, best known for his writing and producing work on the British superhero comedy series “No Heroics,” is also
