January 2012 Archives

If Elton John has his way, Justin Timberlake will be cast to portray him in a biopic. John is going forward with a biopic that will be more Moulin Rouge than straight biography.

Horrible Bosses is getting a sequel. Warner Bros is reporting that the main cast: Jason Sudeikis, Charlie Day and Jason Bateman will be back, as will director Seth Gordon.

Will Bridesmaids 2 go forward without star and co-writer Kristen Wiig? According to Universal, they are planning a sequel to the 2011 smash, with or without Wiig.

The cast for Star Trek 2 continues to build. Doctor Who cast member Noel Clarke has joined J.J. Abrams' sequel to Star Trek.

Word out of the Man of Steel set is that Bradley Cooper is set to make a cameo. The question arises: Who will Cooper play?

Does Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 still stand a chance at Oscar gold? With the announcement of the Producers Guild nominees for Best Picture and Potter being left off the list, the answer is probably yes.

Breaking Dawn is coming home on Blu-Ray and DVD this February. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 is one of the most successful films of 2011, earning over $650 million globally.

The Ghost Rider sequel, Spirit of Vengeance, has debuted its first TV trailer. Nicolas Cage is back as the titular character, and this time out in Spirit of Vengeance, he has to save a little boy from the devil.

Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone star in two new photos from The Amazing Spider-Man. Sony has released two new stills from one of 2012's most anticipated films, the Spider-Man reboot.

Taylor Swift is about to make a major mark on the movie industry, according to reports. She's rumored to have landed a key role in Les Miserables - if she wants it.

Demi Moore has been cast in the iconic role of Gloria Steinem. She'll star opposite James Franco and others in Lovelace.

Meryl Streep is Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady and talks about the challenges of playing a 20th century icon. Streep was delighted to portray the first female British Prime Minister, even if she didn't agree with her politics.