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Apr 21, 2016 - 10:06 AM
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dragon53
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THURSDAY, APRIL 21
JASON BOURNE---trailer released for the sequel.
Trailer link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4gJsKZvqE4
THE FOUNDER---trailer released for the Michael Keaton movie about the founder of McDonald's.
Trailer link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBIxg3XiBaw
THREE'S COMPANY---New Line Cinema is in talks to acquire the movie rights to the ABC sitcom that starred John Ritter, Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt.
LORE---tv anthology series underway by Gale Anne Hurd (THE WALKING DEAD) based on the podcast series about the origins of werewolves, zombies, vampires, ghosts and other supernatural entities.
INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE---Susan Sarandon said she turned down a role in the sequel, "They said, “Wait till you see how your character dies.” And I read that part and thought, “It’s not so great, actually. It’s not so interesting...Killed by a monster in two seconds? I was like, “Really? That’s not that great.”
FLATLINERS---Nina Dobrev is in talks to co-star with Ellen Page and Diego Luna in the Sony Pictures remake of the 1990 movie that starred Kieffer Sutherland, Julia Roberts and Kevin Bacon.
LES ITALIENS---Netflix is in talks to acquire the Italian crime series based on the novels about a French/Italian police squad in Paris. Nicolas Winding Refn is the producer.
WOLVERINE 3---sources say the movie will introduce X-23 to the Marvel Cinema Universe.
Also, Maisie Williams (GAME OF THRONES) commented on rumors that she will play Wolfsbane in NEW MUTANTS, the Josh Boone spinoff movie, “I can’t say much about it at all, but I would absolutely love to be a part of it, [and] to be a part of the Marvel family. NEW MUTANTS looks absolutely incredible and I’ve always loved the idea of spin-offs and Joshua Boone is incredibly talented. So, yeah, sign me up.”
A MIDSUMMER'S NIGHTMARE---Lifetime horror anthology series underway. Season 1 is based on Shakespeare's A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. Future seasons will be based on different plays.
TERMINATOR---Emilia Clarke (GAME OF THRONES) commented on returning for more sequels, “No. Can I say that? It’s okay. No. Uh-uh. But I have some very different roles coming up.”
AMERICAN GODS---Cloris Leachman and Peter Stormare have joined the cast of the Starz series which includes Ian McShane and Emily Browning. Leachman will play Zorya Vechernyaya, the eldest of three sisters that guard the constellations. Stormare will play Czernobog, a Slavic god of evil and darkness.
FRIDAY THE 13TH---a source said CW has canceled the tv series based on the movie franchise, "After months of development, there was still no real concept for the series, causing network execs to re-think bringing Friday the 13th (back) to the small screen."
STUBER---Will Ferrell is the star/producer of this Uber-inspired comedy movie about a driver whose passenger is a cop who persuades the driver to help him in a dangerous case.
THE SEVENTH DAY---tv series underway based on the novel.
THE SHANNARA CHRONICLES---MTV renewed the series for Season 2.
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Apr 30, 2016 - 11:57 AM
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Octoberman
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INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE---Susan Sarandon said she turned down a role in the sequel, "They said, “Wait till you see how your character dies.” And I read that part and thought, “It’s not so great, actually. It’s not so interesting...Killed by a monster in two seconds? I was like, “Really? That’s not that great."
As opposed to the brilliant thespian performance in "Zoolander 2"?
I mean, she even quoted Rocky Horror in her dialogue, fer cryin' out loud.
Susan, Susan... c'mon, work with us here, baby. It's an ensemble movie, not "White Palace"!
PS. I adore Susan Sarandon.
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THREE'S COMPANY---New Line Cinema is in talks to acquire the movie rights to the ABC sitcom that starred John Ritter, Suzanne Somers and Joyce DeWitt.
For crying out loud, why bother?
Just re-release the original "Man About The House" movie.
The early 70's was the only time that the premise was daring enough to merit a show at all.
(I hasten to add, Ritter was a very gifted comic actor. Still very missed.)
I could see this as a Paul Rudd vehicle from Judd Apatow.
Rudd's probably the only current comedy actor who could bring enough charm to get around the skeevier parts of the premise.
Still, there is no particular reason to resurrect this dusty artifact.
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What? No report on the debut of the theatrical trailer for the latest Woody Allen film, Café Society?!? Come on!
http://youtu.be/Rl4X6pFfmTI
Looks great, super premise (Woody goes all Day of the Locust?), but will it run out of steam by the second half like so many other recent Allen films?
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It wasn't that interesting a film to begin with. 
