Robert Zemeckis is Making a Movie With Real People Again
Plus: Paul Greengrass keeps the topical thrillers coming
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The people responsible for a large percentage of America's gun violence are worried that New York's strict new gun laws will severely affect them. Sounds good. Except that the people all work for Hollywood.
Plus: Paul Greengrass keeps the topical thrillers coming
Plus: Wolverine could be learning the way of the samurai in Canada
Plus: Meryl Streep's Margaret Thatcher biopic gets a harsh initial response
Plus: Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy are making an identity theft comedy
Plus: Budget concerns stall Disney's 'The Lone Ranger'
Paul Rudd gets most of the dialogue, but the producer's slow burn is what registers
The old Hollywood scandal gets new legs with a Newsweek interview
The first picture of Henry Cavill in costume is nothing like Bryan Singer's version
On the debt ceiling, Israel, the debt ceiling, Captain America, and...the debt ceiling
Hollywood is wondering whether lavish deals for super directors can be sustained
AMC advertising drama scored 19 nominations, followed closely by 'Boardwalk Empire'
Fans and non-fans alike are rushing to heap praise on the final film in the franchise
Studio confirmed Wednesday they're trying to break into animated pictures
Movie stars are, apparently, only allowed to make three sequels before selling out
It's the studio's first film threatened with the "rotten" label
He's only one of "more than a dozen" Hollywood heavyweights being sued
The star, 74, will write and direct and star in his first movie since 2001
Plus: Spielberg circles a 'Jurassic Park' reboot
The number of nominees will be somewhere between five and ten
'Mulholland Dr.' themed Paris nightclub is the latest side gig for the director
Chandler, Fitzgerald and Amis should curb the author's enthusiasm about his TV project
After the fedora, it's the franchise's definitive prop
Plus: the former Hollywood agent who couldn't abide New York's elevators
Zach Galifianakis thinks there will be a jailbreak from a mental institution in there
At just 25, she's putting deals together for some of Hollywood's toughest projects
And also talks about his favorite movie: 'Network'
Plus: another CBS News producer is shown the door
Some of the most memorable movies ever once didn't meet his standards
No major U.S. paper marked the star's half-century, but Germans sure did
Critics are resigned to say the film is fine "for what it is"
It's too bad HBO isn't going forward with its Hollywood blogger show
The Hollywood studio now owns one of the most popular review sites
The Deadline Hollywood writer doesn't appreciate editorial notes
He says he never gave permission for his design to be placed on Ed Helms's face
The French, on the other hand, aren't that interested
There's no shortage of Democratic donors ready to pay $35,000 for a little face time
The best part of writing a dopey blockbuster is...
He's agreed to play FDR in a new movie, if he bothers calling the studio back
The Hollywood studio intimidates a second trade publication this week
Warner Bros. offers a Dark Knight rental as a digital experiment
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