With a plan to shop the script around at TIFF this year, Wayfare Entertainment and Misher Films have set District 9 and The A-Team star Sharlto Copley and T...
With news that Margaret, Kenneth Lonergan's follow-up to 2000's You Can Count On Me, has indeed been cut to just under the contractually-obligated 2 and a h...
This is the kind of news that's both disappointing and reassuring. After drawing up a wish list of directors to take on the property, Fox decided on the guy...
Back in 2006, Nick Nolte co-starred in a small sports drama called Peaceful Warrior (not to be confused with the upcoming sports drama Warrior), as a myster...
It's times like this that make one rue the day American Beauty made it big. While it introduced millions to the beautiful style of Sam Mendes and cemented b...
Hasbro must be a bit frustrated. Only days after Universal dropped its Gore Verbinski-helmed Clue adaptation, it is now looking to dump its planned adaptati...
With over a half year's worth of pre-production under his belt, Salt director Phillip Noyce has reportedly dropped out of Relativity Media's Hunter Killer, ...
Comprised of Colin Farrell's delightful sniffs, Imogen Poots' persistent pouts, David Tennant's facial ticks and Anton Yelchin's big wide eyes roaming every...
It's been a year to remember for the R-rated raunchy comedy, and both Melissa McCarthy and Jason Bateman have a lot to do with it. McCarthy, who made a spla...
Bradley Cooper has left Relativity's remake of The Crow, booked through the year and a long way into next year with David O'Russell's The Silver Linings Pla...
Dan Mecca is the co-founder and managing editor of The Film Stage. He is a producer and filmmaker living in Pittsburgh. He watches a lot of movies and tracks them on Letterboxd.
