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X-Files: I Want To Believe iPods
Fox has partnered with Apple to release a series of iPods branded with the recent film X-Files: I Want to Believe.
ABC confirms 'Maid' TV adaptation
ABC has revealed plans for a small screen adaptation of Jennifer Lopez's Maid In Manhattan.Chad Hodge is scripting a TV version of the romantic comedy, while Lopez, Joe Roth and Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas are producing.The 2002 movie followed the story of Maris Ventura (Lopez), a single mother who works as a maid in a Manhattan hotel, where she falls in love with a wealthy politician guest.However, Hodge claims the series will differ from the movie because it will focus on the lead character's relationship with her co-workers."The show is a different maid in a different Manhattan," Hodge told The Hollywood Reporter. "While the hotel's clientele is an obvious part of this world, I'm more interested in the downstairs part of Upstairs, Downstairs."Hodge described Lopez's role in the project as "an integral part of the pilot and series".
Willem Dafoe signs for 'Antichrist'
Willem Dafoe has signed up to appear in Lars Von Trier's Antichrist.The film, which will begin shooting next month in Germany, is a "psychological thriller that evolves into a horror film", according to Variety.Anders Thomas Jensen is penning the script, while Charlotte Gainsbourg is also among the cast.The movie follows the story of a couple that move to an isolated cabin in the woods shortly after the death of their only child.Meta Louise Foldager will produce the project.
'Mummy' topples 'Knight' from UK No.1
The third instalment in the Mummy franchise has entered at number one in the UK box office chart.Brendan Fraser's action adventure topples The Dark Knight, which slips to second place.Elsewhere, there are new entries for dance drama Make It Happen at four, while Anees Bazmee's Singh Is Kinng debuts at five.
Friday, 8 August 2008
Paramount has just announced the details for the September 30th DVD/Blu-ray release of Iron Man. The film will be released in a single disc, 2-Disc Ultimate Edition and Blu-Ray Ultimate Edition.
The 2-Disc Ultimate Edition will contain 11 deleted scenes (Convoy Ambush, Craps Table with Tony & Rhodey, Tony & Rhodey on Stark Jet and Military Ceremony, Rhodey Saves Iron Man on Freeway, Rooftop Battle, Obadiah Addresses Scientists, Pepper Discovers Tony as Iron Man, Tony Begins Mark II, Dubai Party, Tony Comes Home, Rhodey and General Gabriel), 15 featurettes (”The Journey Begins”, “The Suit that Makes The Iron Man”, “Walk of Destruction”, “Grounded In Reality”, “Beneath the Armor”, “It’s All In The Details”, “A Good Story, Well Told”, “Origins”, “Friends & Foe”, “The Definitive Iron Man”, “Demon in a Bottle”, “Extremis and Beyond”, “Ultimate Iron Man”, “Wired: The Visual Effects of Iron Man”, “The Actor’s Process”), The Iron Man: Armored Adventures Trailer, Robert Downey Jr.’s Screen Test, The hillarious fake news report “Wildly Popular Iron Man Trailer to be Adapted into Full Length Film” from The Onion, a Still Gallery with 175 images (does anyone really look at those?), and a Stan Lee Easter Egg (do they really announce an easter egg in the pre-release advertising? Doesn’t that ruin the whole idea of an easter egg?).
The Blu-Ray Ultimate Edition will have all the features of the 2-Disc DVD release, as well as 5.1 Dolby TrueHD, Four Iron Man movie trailers, and an Iron Man I.Q. BD Live feature.
Three more in talks for 'Bastards'
Simon Pegg, Nastassja Kinski and David Krumholtz are in talks to join the cast of Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Bastards, reports Variety.
The World War II drama centres on a squad of Jewish-American soldiers who take on German armed forces in Nazi-occupied France.
Pegg is in negotiations to play a British lieutenant, Kinski a famous German film actress, and Krumholtz a member of the US Nazi hunters.
It has been confirmed that Brad Pitt will take on the role of Aldo Raine, with Eli Roth and B.J. Novak also expected to join the cast.
Inglorious Bastards will begin production on October 13 in Germany. Tarantino is aiming to premiere the movie at next year's Cannes Film Festival.
The World War II drama centres on a squad of Jewish-American soldiers who take on German armed forces in Nazi-occupied France.
Pegg is in negotiations to play a British lieutenant, Kinski a famous German film actress, and Krumholtz a member of the US Nazi hunters.
It has been confirmed that Brad Pitt will take on the role of Aldo Raine, with Eli Roth and B.J. Novak also expected to join the cast.
Inglorious Bastards will begin production on October 13 in Germany. Tarantino is aiming to premiere the movie at next year's Cannes Film Festival.
Lucas: 'Indy 5 won't focus on LaBeouf'
George Lucas has changed his plans for a proposed fifth Indiana Jones movie.
The producer had previously spoken of his desire to shift the emphasis away from Harrison Ford's whip-cracking archaeologist and onto his son Mutt Williams, played by Shia LaBeouf in Indiana Jones & The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull.
However, Lucas has now distanced himself from the idea, telling MTV: "Indiana Jones is Indiana Jones. Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones. If it was Mutt Williams it would be Mutt Williams And The Search For Elvis or something."
Lucas stated that a new Indiana Jones movie would enter development once he had decided on a historical artifact to drive the story.
He said: "We are looking for something for him to go after. They are very hard to find. It's like archeology. It takes a huge amount of research to come up with something
The producer had previously spoken of his desire to shift the emphasis away from Harrison Ford's whip-cracking archaeologist and onto his son Mutt Williams, played by Shia LaBeouf in Indiana Jones & The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull.
However, Lucas has now distanced himself from the idea, telling MTV: "Indiana Jones is Indiana Jones. Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones. If it was Mutt Williams it would be Mutt Williams And The Search For Elvis or something."
Lucas stated that a new Indiana Jones movie would enter development once he had decided on a historical artifact to drive the story.
He said: "We are looking for something for him to go after. They are very hard to find. It's like archeology. It takes a huge amount of research to come up with something
Spielberg no longer directing 'Chicago 7'
Steve Spielberg will no longer direct The Trial Of The Chicago 7, reports MovieWeb.
Sacha Baron Cohen had been persuaded by Spielberg to play political campaigner Abbie Hoffman in the film, which is based around eight Vietnam protesters accused of inciting a riot at the 1968 Democrat party convention.
Producer Walter F. Parkes explained that the director had quit the project due to the WGA strike and his commitment to the upcoming Tintin film.
"He is not going to do it," Parkes noted. "He kind of had a moment of availability to do it, and the strike got in the way. We were unable to do the script work that Steven felt he needed and then, by the time the strike was over, he had already committed himself to begin production on Tintin.
"It's not inconceivable that he would come back, but for now, he's had to move on to Tintin, which is something that he's been working on for 20 years."
Sacha Baron Cohen had been persuaded by Spielberg to play political campaigner Abbie Hoffman in the film, which is based around eight Vietnam protesters accused of inciting a riot at the 1968 Democrat party convention.
Producer Walter F. Parkes explained that the director had quit the project due to the WGA strike and his commitment to the upcoming Tintin film.
"He is not going to do it," Parkes noted. "He kind of had a moment of availability to do it, and the strike got in the way. We were unable to do the script work that Steven felt he needed and then, by the time the strike was over, he had already committed himself to begin production on Tintin.
"It's not inconceivable that he would come back, but for now, he's had to move on to Tintin, which is something that he's been working on for 20 years."
Rob Cohen planning 'Mummy 4'
Rob Cohen has revealed that he is keen to helm a fourth movie in the Mummy franchise.
The director said he was inspired by the success of current instalment The Mummy: The Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor, which is set in Asia.
He told MTV News that the new film may take place in Mexico or Peru, saying: “The Aztec culture had a lot of mummies and some of their mummy designs for the Foundation Army were taken from Mexican mummies that they have found. So I think that somehow that might make the basis of a good story.”
Cohen also hinted at the direction a new movie could take, suggesting that Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) may return as an immortal hero after being treated by the pool of eternal life in Dragon Emperor.
The director said he was inspired by the success of current instalment The Mummy: The Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor, which is set in Asia.
He told MTV News that the new film may take place in Mexico or Peru, saying: “The Aztec culture had a lot of mummies and some of their mummy designs for the Foundation Army were taken from Mexican mummies that they have found. So I think that somehow that might make the basis of a good story.”
Cohen also hinted at the direction a new movie could take, suggesting that Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser) may return as an immortal hero after being treated by the pool of eternal life in Dragon Emperor.
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