Cast one eye over the summer blockbuster window and you'll discover one success story after another, with Furious 7, Jurassic World and Avengers: Age of Ultron all breaking box office records in one way or the other. And though it may not have gone down as a financial success in Warner's eyes, Mad Max: Fury Road sticks out like a flame-spouting electric guitar against the Australian desert as one of the more memorable releases of 2015, which has naturally ignited talk of a direct sequel.
Fresh off assisting Daniel Craig on his globe-trotting escapades for Spectre, Ralph Fiennes will switch gears to serve as the Caped Crusader's trusty ally Alfred Pennyworth in Chris McKay's LEGO Batman movie.
Keen to keep the momentum building after yesterday's poster debut and slew of impressive images, Legendary has unveiled an all-too-brief teaser for Duncan Jones' live-action Warcraft movie in anticipation of the full trailer going live on Friday.
Tom Holland is rocking a new haircut. Hardly a headline to stop the presses, but when you're a 19-year-old actor teetering on the brink of stardom ahead of appearing as Marvel's new-fangled Spider-Man, it's worth standing up and taking notice of the smaller details.
Michael Ashton's post-apartheid play The Archbishop And The Antichrist is headed to the silver screen, and today brings word that the drama has tapped Forest Whitaker (The Last King of Scotland, The Butler) and Vince Vaughn (True Detective, Hacksaw Ridge) for leading roles. Two-time Oscar nominated writer/director Roland Joffé is behind the lens for this one.
Now that Halloween has come, gone and left us with enough nightmare fuel for another year, Hollywood is firing up the festive marketing machine in anticipation of this year's slew of Christmas-themed releases. And so, with both Love the Coopers and Jonathan Levine's (50/50) The Night Before muscling for the limelight, another contender has emerged in the form of Mitch Davis' Christmas Eve.
Dimension Films has hauled The Six Billion Dollar Man from the fiery pits of development hell - where its languished for close to two years at this point - slapped a new coat of paint on the TV-to-film translation, and pegged it for a release on December 22, 2017.
Start spreading the news, John Goodman is packing his bags and is on the verge of heading to the Coldest City, Focus Features' upcoming war-time thriller to be directed by John Wick's David Leitch.
Lily James is primed to swap the glass slippers for the swimming gear now that Deadline has confirmed the Cinderella and Pride and Prejudice and Zombies actress will topline Paramount's Young Woman and the Sea.
