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ARCHIVES WEEK 07 2006
16/02/06
Casting update:
Lots of interesting casting developments today, I'll be back this weekend with the next update!:
 Eddie Murphy will star in Starship Dave, a comedy about miniature human-looking aliens who are seeking a way to save their doomed world. The Longest Yard's Peter Segal will direct.
Martin Lawrence is joining John Travolta and Tim Allen in Wild Hogs. The film centers on a group of middle-aged suburban biker wannabes who hit the road in search of adventure... where they will meet a real Hells Angels gang.
Paul Giamatti and Clemence Poesy are set to star in the sci-fi flick Tender Interface. The story revolves around a young girl who gets dragged back in time to 1939 New York City.
Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen (King Arthur) has been cast as the big villain of the new Bond flick Casino Royale. Eva Green and Olivia Wilde join the race to play the Bond Girl.
Christopher Walken and Eva Mendes have been added to the cast of the cop thriller We Own the Night. Joaquin Phoenix and Mark Wahlberg also star in the flick.
Dennis Haysbert (24) and Joseph Fiennes will play in the Nelson Mandela drama Goodbye Bafana.
Sources: Variety, Screen Daily, The Hollywood Reporter
16/02/06
V For Vendetta pics:
A bunch of fresh new V For Vendetta pics hit the web! The film is produced by The Wachowski Bros and stars Hugo Weaving and Natalie Portman. Click on the mask for more!
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14/02/06
The Break-Up trailer!:
The Break-Up trailer hit the web and it's quite funny! The comedy about the psychological warfare during a break-up stars Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn.
Peyton Reed directs and the rest of the cast includes Jason Bateman and Jon Favreau. Click here to check out the trailer!
14/02/06
J.J. talks M:I:III:
Lost and Alias creator J.J. Abrams will make his big screen debut with Mission: Impossible III. The director talked about the star of the movie, Tom Cruise, who did most of his own and often dangerous stunts.
"I remember watching director John Woo talk about how scared he was during some of the mountain-climbing stuff," Abrams said, "And I had no idea it was a cautionary deal for me. I had no idea it would apply to my life in any way. Suddenly I find myself literally feeling exactly the same stuff that John Woo was alluding to in that interview.
Knowing that Tom was sort of a daredevil, I would literally write things and say to Alex and Bob, who wrote the script with me, I'd say, 'You know, we shouldn't do this, because Tom's going to want to do it. But it's too good, you know, we have to throw it in there and see what happens.' Invariably, he would, and he did.
He's obviously in incredible shape, trains like a professional athlete and has the passion to do stunt work and does it really well. But a stuntman can train and prep over the course of weeks for a single stunt or maybe two in a movie, do it, and then, like, ice up all day or, like, come down from it. But Tom would do these stunts, day after day after day after day, and then have to do often in the same days scenes where he would come and totally prepare."
You can check out athlete Cruise in May, when M:I:III will hit the theatre.
Source: Sci-fi Wire
13/02/06
U.S. Box Office Feb 10-12:
Four new releases this weekend and Steve Martin's The Pink Panther was the big winner! The third Final Destination flick landed on the second spot, pulling in 20 million bucks.
The animated feature Curious George grabbed the third spot, followed by Harrison Ford's action thriller Firewall.
Here's the rest of the Top Ten:
1. The Pink Panther - $21,700,000 (new)
2. Final Destination 3 - $20,125,000 (new)
3. Curious George - $15,319,000 (new)
4. Firewall - $13,830,000 (new)
5. When a Stranger Calls - $10,000,000 / $34,846,000
6. Big Momma's House 2 - $6,825,000 / $54,802,000
7. Nanny McPhee - $5,230,000 / $33,246,000
8. Brokeback Mountain - $4,192,000 / $66,628,000
9. Hoodwinked - $2,502,000 / $47,366,000
10. Underworld: Evolution - $2,500,000 / $57,246,000
12/02/06
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11/02/06
Newsflash:
Flashdance star Jennifer Beals will join Takashi Shimizu's horror flick The Grudge 2. Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Samuel L. Jackson will star opposite Jessica Biel, Christina Ricci and Curtis "50 Cent" Johnson in Home of the Brave. The Iraq war drama is being directed by Irwin Winkler. Source: Variety
Sylvester Stallone will direct and produce Rambo IV! The former action star talked to Ridley Scott and Renny Harlin for the gig but ultimately decided to take the reigns himself. Stallone is currently shooting Rocky VI. Source: Moviehole
The official website for Ultraviolet is now up. The sci-fi action flick stars Milla Jovovich and is directed by Equilibrium's Kurt Wimmer. Click here to enter the site.
11/02/06
Trailers!:
The trailer for Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby hit the web! Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly star in the NASCAR race comedy, Anchorman's Adam McKay directs.
The trailer is pretty funny, click here to download!
Also online, a very interesting trailer for The Sentinel. Michael Douglas and Kiefer "Agent Bauer" Sutherland go head to head in the action thriller, check it out right here!
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