‘Holy Rollers’ team cruising ‘Kings Highway’
As "Holy Rollers," their 2010 Sundance Film Festival entry, rolls out in theaters Friday, the pic's filmmakers have reunited on a follow-up feature, "Kings Highway."
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Walden turning ‘Cosmic’ kids book into feature
Walden Media is bringing U.K. author Frank Cottrell Boyce's children's book "Cosmic" to the big screen.
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Juno Temple eyes role of ‘Musketeers’ queen
EXCLUSIVE: Rising indie actress Juno Temple is in negotiations to play the royal highness in the 3D version of the classic tale of "The Three Musketeers."
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Wayne McClammy considers ‘Desperados’
Wayne McClammy, best known for directing the Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel viral videos "I'm F**king Matt Damon" and "I'm F**king Ben Affleck," respectively, is in negotiations to helm Universal's comedy "Desperados."
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Adrien Brody joining Woody Allen film
EXCLUSIVE: Oscar winner Adrien Brody is joining Woody Allen's all-star cast for the romantic comedy "Midnight in Paris."
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James Cox to direct ‘Billionaire Boys Club’
James Cox will direct the indie true crime thriller "Billionaire Boys Club," based on the true story about a group of wealthy young men in Los Angeles during the '80s who resorted to murders after their social and investment club went sour.
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Lili Fini Zanuck to helm ‘Assault’
After a nearly two-decade hiatus, Oscar-winning producer Lili Fini Zanuck is returning to her directorial roots to helm a big-screen adaptation of John O'Brien's 1996 novel "Assault on Tony's."
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Pena, Swardson clocking in ’30 Minutes’
Michael Pena and Nick Swardson are in negotiations to star alongside Danny McBride and Aziz Ansari in Media Rights Capital's "30 Minutes or Less."
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Robbins, Gandolfini join HBO film
Tim Robbins and James Gandolfini are joining Diane Lane in HBO Films' "Cinema Verite," a behind-the-scenes look at the making of "An American Family."
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Mandate picks up Aziz Ansari project
Mandate Pictures has picked up an untitled comedy feature pitch based on an idea by comedian Aziz Ansari and "30 Rock" television scribe Matt Hubbard.
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