With the Sony hackers threatening violence, the theater chain became the first to take up the studio’s offer to exhibitors to pull
The Interview if they desire in advance of its wide release this Christmas. Sony remains committed to the planned opening.
(VAR)
Waller is the cold, pragmatic head of Task Force X, aka The Suicide Squad, and Davis joins a cast that already features Will Smith, Tom Hardy, Margot Robbie and Jared Leto, with David Ayer set to direct.
(COL)
And her name is Tessa Thompson. The actress, who appeared this fall in
Dear White People, joins Jordan — playing Apollo Creed’s grandson — and Sylvester Stallone, who will once again reprise his role of Rocky Balboa.
(IW)
The subsidiary of Australia’s Village Roadshow Limited, is making an equity investment of $18 million in FilmNation Entertainment that will allow it to ramp up from producing one movie a year to three or four a year.
(THR)
DDa’vine Joy Randolph has been cast as a female lead in
Vice Principals, HBO’s 18-episode comedy series from McBride and co-writer Jody Hill. Show tells the story of a high school and the people who almost run it: the vice principals, one of them played by McBride.
(DH)
The company has plans to publish, distribute and share digital content across multiple platforms and on all screens, as they move forward with the film
Two Bellmen, starring Henry Simmons and to be directed by Daniel "Malakai" Cabrera.
(SAA)
Paul Soter, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme and Erik Stolhanske, who also co-wrote and starred in
Super Troopers and
Beerfest, will be behind
Quality Time, an “untraditional” look at fatherhood.
(CB)
A publicity promotion for the upcoming third and final installment of the
Taken franchise allows contest winners to have Liam Neeson, as Mills, endorse their abilities on LinkedIn.
(CO)
The first look at the trailer to the surprisingly successful first film, which starred Judi Dench and Bill Nighy and grossed over $136 million worldwide. New film opens March 6th.
(CS)
Undated, unspecified, 124-page draft by Darren Aronofsky and Ari Handel.
(DS)