The Hollywood Reporter imagines what the lineup might look like for May’s Cannes film festival. Among the titles named: Woody Allen’s Scarlett Johansson Kisses a Girl in Spain Vicky Cristina Barcelona; both of Steven Soderberg’s Che Guevara movies; and Wong Kar Wai’s “reworking” of his own 1994 film, Ashes of Time Redux.
In a rags to riches screenwriter story to rival Diablo Cody’s (although presumably with less nudity), Brad Ingelsby, a 27 year-old who apparently lives with his parents in Pennsylvania, has sold a script for a high six figures that will be produced by Leonardo DiCaprio’s production company. DiCaprio is expected to star, and Ridley Scott is expected to direct The Low Dweller.
Tina Fey, John Hodgeman and Jeffrey Tambor have joined the cast of Ricky Gervais’ This Side of the Truth. Gervais is writing, co-directing and starring in the film for Warner Brothers.
Some movies are violent, some are disturbing, and others are just plain wrong. Paul W. S. Anderson’s Death Race is a fun ride with some gnarly crashes, but it can’t hold a candle to its demented predecessor, Roger Corman’s Death Race 2000 (1975).
Cinema’s favorite weirdo, Cripsin Glover, is taking his film across the country, personally [...]