Mere hours after Domnhall Gleeson enlisted for Netflix's original drama, The Hollywood Reporter brings word that Joel McHale has been added to National Lampoon origins movie A Futile and Stupid Gesture as Chevy Chase.
Buoyed by the success of its inaugural press event at last year's event, Bethesda has locked down the date for its E3 2016 showcase, which is now set to take place on Sunday, June 12.
Three weeks ago, we brought you the news that production on YA sequel The Maze Runner: The Death Cure had been shut down due to an on-set accident involving series lead, Dylan O’Brien.
Long before Zack Snyder and the Warner Bros. team turned their attention to a certain Bruce Wayne and, in particular, Frank Miller's legendary Dark Knight Returns in preparation for Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, it looked set that both parties would push ahead with Man of Steel 2.
In little over a month's time, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End will swing onto PlayStation 4 and all signs point to Naughty Dog serving up a visually stunning adventure and, ultimately, a fitting conclusion to Nathan Drake's globetrotting tale.
Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson, best known for roles in Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Alex Garland's Ex Machina, has closed a deal to star opposite Will Forte in Netflix’s National Lampoon movie, A Futile and Stupid Gesture.
According to Deadline Baldwin and Eastwood have been tapped to star in Crown Vic, a pulsing crime thriller arriving by way of writer-director Joel Souza. Filming has been pegged to get underway in the summer, when the two stars will portray a pair of "LAPD officers navigating through their own personal turmoil while hunting down a couple of vicious cop killers."
Sound the Young Adult reunion klaxon, Deadline is reporting that Charlize Theron is eyeing a new collaboration with Jason Reitman and Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody.