'Noah': Russell Crowe in first poster from Darren Aronofsky's epic

The first poster for Darren Aronofsky's Noah has been released. The upcoming biblical epic stars Russell Crowe as Noah and Emma Watson as his adopted daughter Ila. Sir Anthony Hopkins, Jennifer Connelly, Douglas Booth, Logan Lerman and Ray Winstone are also among the cast.Penned by Aronofsky and regular collaborator Ari Handel, the movie centres around the Old Testament story of Noah and his family after they are cast out into the wilderness, and become the sole survivors of a flood sent by a vengeful God. The film has sparked controversy during test screenings with predominantly Jewish and Christian audiences, and Aronofsky is reportedly resistant to the changes suggested by studio.

'Doctor Who' David Tennant: 'I could star in Fantastic Four movie'

David Tennant has suggested that he could play Reed Richards in a Fantastic Four movie. The Doctor Who star was discussing his interest in comic book films with Collider, when he teased that he is about the right age to portray Mr Fantastic on the big screen. "I'm a bit old for a lot of [the comic book roles] now, which is a terrible, alarming truth," Tennant joked to the website. He continued: "Who could I be? I could probably still do Reed Richards - Mr Fantastic. I don't know." Reed Richards has previously been played by Ioan Gruffudd on the big screen in Marvel's first two Fantastic Four movies. The Fantastic Four film series is currently being rebooted by 20th Century Fox and director Josh Trank of Chronicle fame. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies writer Seth Grahame-Smith is working on a script for the project, and X-Men: First Class helmer Matthew Vaughn is attached to produce the movie. Marvel's Fantastic Four will reportedly begin production in September , with casting announcements to be made soon. The movie will hit cinemas on March 6, 2015.

'Fast & Furious 6' director Justin Lin 'won't return for seventh film'.

Longstanding Fast & Furious director Justin Lin will not be directing the seventh film in the series, it has been claimed. Lin informed movie executives on Wednesday (April 3) that he would not direct the next film in the franchise, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Lin has apparently cited "timing" for his decision not to return for Fast & Furious 7, which is reportedly being lined up for a summer 2014 release. An insider stated that the director felt starting work on this film while Fast & Furious 6 was in post-production "would not result in his best work". An announcement of a new director is expected by Universal as early as next week. Lin has directed a total of four films in the franchise - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, 2009's Fast & Furious, Fast & Furious 5 and Fast & Furious 6, which is due to be released on May 24. The movie's stars include Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham and Vin Diesel.

Benedict Cumberbatch, Emma Stone for Guillermo del Toro's Crimson Peak

The Sherlock actor will star alongside the 24-year-old Gangster Squad actress in Guillermo del Toro's gothic horror movie, reports Variety. Stone was first linked to the project in January. Specific details about the actors' roles have yet to be revealed. Sons of Anarchy actor Charlie Hunnam has also been confirmed as joining the production, which is due to start filming in February 2014. Meanwhile, 36-year-old Cumberbatch recently revealed that he ate 4,000 calories a day to transform himself into his Star Trek Into Darkness character John Harrison. Cumberbatch will also feature in the two future Hobbit instalments, and will portray WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in The Fifth Estate.

Joaquin Phoenix rumoured for 'Lincoln'

Joaquin Phoenix has reportedly been approached to star in 20th Century Fox's action movie Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

According to Deadline, Walk The Line star Phoenix is the first choice to play Henry Sturgess, a man who saves the teenage Lincoln from vampires and teaches him how to slay the bloodsuckers.

Benjamin Walker was last week named as the star for the big budget project.

Timur Bekmambetov will direct Vampire Hunter, while Tim Burton is producing.

Phoenix last appeared in Casey Affleck's film I'm Still Here, which documented the actor's retirement from Hollywood. Phoenix and Affleck both maintained that the movie was genuine during production, only to confirm it was a hoax shortly after release last year.

Stewart, Agron linked to Lois Lane role

Kristen Stewart and Glee star Dianna Agron are reportedly in the running to play Lois Lane in the new Superman movie.

According to What's Playing, Rachel McAdams, Jessica Biel and Malin Akerman, the star of Superman director Zack Snyder's Watchmen, are also in contention to play Clark Kent's Daily Planet colleague and love interest.

A source claimed that Stewart is unlikely to sign up for the superhero picture because she has "too many other juicy offers", while Agron has been "getting in the door" to audition for several high-profile movies.

Anne Hathaway has allegedly been removed from the Lois Lane shortlist after winning the role of Selina Kyle in Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises.

Margot Kidder, Teri Hatcher, Erica Durance and Kate Bosworth have previously portrayed Lois Lane on screen.

Henry Cavill will play the title role in Superman, due out in cinemas in December 2012.

Howard Marks: 'I have no regrets'

Howard Marks has claimed that he does not regret anything he did as a drugs smuggler.

The Mr Nice author told Metro that the positives of his past life more than made up for the negatives.

Marks said: "It was well worth it. The gains to me personally outweighed the losses."

When his years in prison away from his family were raised, he added: "Yes, even given all of that stuff. It did get stressful. I don't want to underestimate the suffering but there's suffering in everyone's life. None of us get an easy ride."

Asked if he had any regrets about things he did, Marks replied: "No. If you regret something then you want to turn the clock back and change something and I don't feel that."