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Peter Graves, Star of Mission: Impossible, Airplane!, Dies

Mission Impossible actor Peter Graves

Peter Graves

from E Online
Peter Graves’ career was more like three careers. At least. He was Mission: Impossible’s pre-Tom Cruise leading agent, Jim Phelps. He was Airplane’s Turkish prison-curious pilot, Captain Oveur. He was the Emmy-winning host of Biography.  

The silver-haired star who lent a steadiness and voice of authority to 60 years’ worth of TV and film was found dead today of apparently natural causes in his Los Angeles-area home, the Los Angeles Times reported. He was 83.

For all his work—Graves’ credits include the Billy Wilder WWII classic, Stalag 17, to bits on House and American Dad—the actor may be best remembered for listening very carefully to the following taped greeting: “Good morning, Mr. Phelps…”

cast of Original Mission Impossible TV series

cast of Original Mission Impossible TV series

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Tom Savini to appear at Famous Monsters Convention in July

Famous Monsters Convention to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana, July 9-11, 2010.

Thomas (The Mist, Punisher) Jane, Derek Mears and additional cast members from this summer’s 20th Century Fox release Predators, a Night Of The Living Dead reunion featuring eight original cast members, and a Nightmare on Elm Street series reunion with Heather Langenkamp and Mark Patton are among the initial line up of guests FM has invited for the first annual FMC. Horror legends Tom Savini, Bill Moseley, and Herschell Gordon Lewis will also be in attendance to celebrate this memorable FM launch. A complete guestlist can be found at www.famousmonstersconvention.com

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Filmmakers talk Horror at SXSW panel

director Robert Rodriguez

By Anne Szilagyi – News 8 Austin
Five directors took the stage at the Austin Convention Center Saturday to talk blood, guts and the current state of the horror genre.

The “Directing the Dead” SXSW Film panel featured directors Neil Marshall (“The Descent”), Robert Rodriguez (“Planet Terror”), Matt Reeves (“Cloverfield”) and Ti West (“House of the Devil”).

Hundreds of horror fans arrived early to see the experts talk about several topics generating a buzz in the world of terror.

The panelists were first asked to share “war stories” about their experiences with the Motion Picture Association of America.

The directors offered insight on how to keep a movie at an R rating while maintaining a heightened level of spookiness.

According to Austin local Robert Rodriguez, there are a few tricks to ensuring that a movie will make the cut with the MPAA. He said it requires a few simple things, like re-saturating fake blood to make it look less realistic and turning down sound effects.

The directors also commented on the latest film industry trend of remaking classic horror films into modern day blockbusters. While the directors agreed not every remake has found success on the big screen, they said it can be done, as long as the filmmaker has good intentions.

It’s about respect and commitment to the material, Reeves said.

Rodriguez, who is no stranger to remakes, with a repertoire that includes “Sin City” and “Predators”, said that the key to a good remake is to take a “George Lucas approach.”

“He couldn’t get the rights to ‘Flash Gordon’ so he made ‘Star Wars’,” Rodriguez said.

The directors also expressed their appreciation for the Austin culture. They said Austinites’ love of horror films is a rarity.

“The way you support films in general, you can’t find it anywhere else,” West said.

Aside from the SXSW film festival in Austin, the annual Fantastic Fest in September also pays homage to the horror genre.

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Ron Perlman Joins the Cast of the Conan Reboot

Ron Perlman

from ReelzChannel.com

Production on director Marcus Nispel’s as-yet-untitled Conan reboot is set to begin in only a few days in Bulgaria and, while the lead actors have all been hired, there are still a number of supporting roles yet to be filled. Now, one supporting role that can be crossed off the list is that of Conan’s father, Corin, rumored to have been initially offered to Mickey Rourke.

According to New York magazine’s Vulture blog, the role of Corin has gone to Ron Perlman, most famous for his portrayal of the title character in director Guillermo del Toro’s two Hellboy movie adaptations.

The official cast description for the role, as posted on Moviehole, reads:
[CORIN ] He’s in his 30s to 40s, Caucasian, powerfully built, intelligent, graceful, master swordsman, skilled blacksmith, de facto leader of Cimmerians and Conan’s father. He resolves to answer the terrible request of his dying wife and cuts Conan out of her so she can see him. He then shoulders the burden of raising Conan, which proves to be daunting given the boy’s savage nature. Corin teaches his son the meaning of the sword: a hot blade must be cooled and tempered. When Khalar finally corners him and tortures him to death, he shows no regret nor pain, hiding his concern for his son’s safety from the eyes of the enemy.

Jason Momoa will lead the cast of Conan as the Cimmerian barbarian created by fantasy author Robert E. Howard. The cast includes Leo Howard as young Conan, Rachel Nichols as Conan’s love interest, Tamara, and Bob “The Beast” Sapp and Stephen Lang as the movie’s antagonists, Ukafa and Khalar Singh, respectively.

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Matt Reeves talks Cloverfield 2 and Let Me In

director Matt Reeves (holding camera)

From ShocktilyouDrop    Source(s) MTV News

MTV caught up with director Matt Reeves at this weekend’s South By Southwest festival and pressed for details on a proposed sequel to his 2008 hit Cloverfield.

“I can tell you nothing, [but] there are these spikes in activity. There are things that we keep talking about and things spike up. It very well may happen.”

Not too different from what JJ Abrams told MTV back in January. We imagine when schedules line up for Reeves, Abrams, producer Bryan Burk and screenwriter Drew Goddard, we’ll hear something more concrete.

In the meantime, Reeves is in post-production on his latest feature Let Me In starring Chloe Moretz and Kodi Smit-McPhee, the remake of the beloved Swedish classic Let The Right One In.

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Joaquin Phoenix Comes Out Of Retirement To Play Poe

Joaquin Phoenix

From WENN News

Joaquin Phoenix’s rap career has been put on hold – he will return to the big screen as Edgar Allen Poe, according to Oscar-winning sound engineer Resul Pookutty.

The Walk The Line actor quit Hollywood last year, announcing plans to focus on becoming a hip-hop star.

He disappeared from the spotlight, only emerging for a string of bizarre TV interviews, which saw him sporting a scraggly beard and giving one-word replies to questions, and a couple of disastrous gigs.

However, Slumdog Millionaire sound designer Pookutty has revealed Phoenix is heading back to acting to play iconic American writer and poet Poe.

Pookutty tells India’s Mumbai Mirror, “I couldn’t be happier because I am doing a period film. It is a very special challenge because I have to recreate the sound textures of New York in 1854.

“It’s an adaptation of The Beautiful Cigar Girl by Daniel Stashower and based on an eerie real-life experience of author Edgar Allan Poe which happened just months before his death. Joaquin plays Edgar Allen Poe.”

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Clive Owen Joins Jason Statham in The Killer Elite

Clive Owen in The Killer Elite

Clive Owen

by Ben Pearson – ScreenRant.com
We’ve known for a while that British action star Jason Statham is set to star in an upcoming thriller called The Killer Elite. The film is based on Ranulph Fiennes’ novel “The Feathermen,” and follows “a group of former British special forces members who are being hunted by assassins. Statham will play a former Navy Seal who is forced out of retirement to save his closest friend.” Now The Daily Mail is reporting fellow Englishman Clive Owen has joined the cast, presumably as the friend to Statham’s character.

Jason Statham in The Killer Elite

Jason Statham

The last few years of Owen’s career have been interesting; he starred in the critically acclaimed Children of Men, Inside Man, and Sin City, but has also shown up in some questionable films like Derailed and The International. There have also been some strange projects along the way – Shoot ‘Em Up, anyone? – and recently it seems as if Owen has lost a bit of the edginess so wonderfully displayed in films like BMW’s The Hire series. Perhaps joining forces with the reigning bad-ass of Great Britain will rejuvenate him a bit.

Statham has carved out a niche for himself as a genuine action star, ushering in a new breed of post-John McClane era heroes with a mixture of martial arts and tough guy machismo. It only helps his case that he does most of his own stunts (including driving) in the Transporter series and films like The Bank Job and Crank, and I would be hard pressed to find someone with an equal command over the genre as he has now. His upcoming role in Sylvester Stallone’s The Expendables, perhaps the most insane collaboration of action stars past and present, is proof positive of Statham’s position in the hallowed halls of action stars.The Killer Elite

This new collaboration of the two actors will see a return to characters similar to those they’ve both played before. Statham, an ex-Navy Seal in The Killing Elite, played ex-special forces soldier Frank Martin in The Transporter and its two sequels. Owen has also tread this familiar ground, himself playing an assassin in The Bourne Identity.

The Killing Elite was previously scheduled to begin production last fall, but supposedly the filmmakers have chosen to shoot the film in Australia sometime this year. No word yet on the official start date for the project.

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Spielberg to direct Robopocalypse

Daniel H Wilson Robopocalypse

Mike Fleming – Deadline.com

Showtime’s announcement of an exclusive output deal with Disney that includes up to 35 DreamWorks films through 2015 begs the question: will Steven Spielberg get behind the camera and deliver one before that deal is up? A flirtation with Paramount to do Matt Helm with Jon Hamm cratered, as did an attempt to do Harvey with Robert Downey Jr. at Fox 2000. Since then, guessing Spielberg’s next move has become a parlor game at the agencies.

Steven Spielberg directing

Steven Spielberg

The latest title gaining steam among speculators is Robopocalypse, now that Cloverfield screenwriter Drew Goddard has been hired to adapt the Daniel H Wilson epic about the human race’s attempt to survive an apocalyptic robot uprising. Wilson hasn’t finished the book yet, but word is Goddard has gotten underway and that it’s a serious candidate. Let’s face it, a big ticket Spielberg-directed tent pole would be a smashing way to start DreamWorks’ new partnership with Reliance.

There continues to be a lot of chatter about War Horse, which started when Spielberg traveled to London recently to see the stage adaptation of the Michael Morpugo novel . DreamWorks acquired the book last year and hired Lee Hall to write the script. Fading on the speculation meter is Gershwin, which had way more buzz a month ago when Deadline revealed Zachary Quinto–the Star Trek and Heroes star–would play the composer. Studio insiders say Spielberg hasn’t chosen, and candidates like The 39 Clues, and the Lincoln Civil War project should not be dismissed. “We’re all waiting, we’d all love to know,” said the source.

The Spielberg-directed The Adventures of Tin Tin: The Secret of the Unicorn won’t be part of the Showtime deal, because the film was financed by Paramount and Sony. Because Paramount has domestic distribution, Tin Tin will be an Epix title. The first DreamWorks film in the new Showtime contract will be Real Steel, with Hugh Jackman starring and Shawn Levy directing.

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Rupert Wyatt to Direct Planet of the Apes Prequel

original Planet of the Apes movie still

by Peter Sciretta – SlashFilm.com

20th Century Fox has hired Rupert Wyatt to develop and direct a prequel to Planet of the Apes. Wyatt directed The Escapist which premiered at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival to medium buzz and decent reviews. The screenplay, titled Caesar (named after the ape who leads the rebellion against the humans in Conquest), was written by screenwriters Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver (The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, The Relic).

The film won’t have talking monkeys and will not end with chimps taking over Earth. Instead the film will be a hard science fiction film about humans that use science to create hyper-intelligent chimpanzees.

Fox’s Tom Rothman has said the film takes place before the first film, and that it will be “a return to the social thematics that mark the first one, but with an entirely contemporary setting – Earth 2009.” Of course, he said that last year, so I’m assuming that will be updated to 2010 or 2011. The Lookout writer/director Scott Frank (The Lookout) was previously developing the film for Fox.

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Eric Roberts to play scientist who creates “Sharktopus” !!

Eric Roberts

Karen O’Hara, director of original movies over at SyFy, dropped some knowledge on her Twitter followers today regarding Roger Corman’s latest picture Sharktopus.

“Eric Roberts will be playing the scientist who creates the unholy hybrid!” she writes.

Corman himself told us, in this exclusively interview, Sharktopus comes from “a company called Blue Water, which is under contract with the Navy. It is a bioengineering firm. Pirates or terrorists use small boats to attack different areas where the Navy officially cannot go, so they commissioned Blue Water to design a half shark/half octopus. There’s something implanted in its brain they can control. The tentacles can overturn the boat and then the shark eats the terrorists.”
Source(s) SyFy Movies, ShockTilYouDrop

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‘Suck’ Trailer Mashes Up Vampires With Rock & Roll

 

by Adam Rosenberg – MTV News

This trailer doesn’t suck. It is all about “Suck” though. Written and directed by Rob Stefaniuk, the Canadian horror-comedy follows members of a struggling rock band who inadvertently discover the secret to success: becoming vampires. The trailer promises hilarity, particularly the sight of an eyepatch-wearing, crossbow-wielding Malcolm McDowell. The supporting cast is tremendous too, with cameos from rockers Alice Cooper, Iggy Pop, Henry Rollins, Moby and Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson! You also getJessica Paré and Kid in the Hall Dave Foley. And vampire comedy. What’s not to love?

The movie premiered in September 2009 at the Toronto International Film Festival. You’ll be able to catch it next this month in Austin at a South By Southwest midnight screening on March 17. There will be two additional screenings in New York City, at the Museum of Modern Art on Friday, March 19 at 7:15pm and Monday, March 22 at 7pm.

Jessica Paré

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Christopher Nolan’s Batman 3 Finishes the Story

Batman 3 movie poster

From TheHDRoom.com

The L.A. Times has pulled off what no journalist to date has been able to. They not only caught up with Christopher Nolan, but they got him to open up for the first time about Batman 3 and a reboot of the Superman franchise.

Nolan’s remarks to the paper offer the first confirmation that Batman 3 is, in fact, underway. He and David Goyer have devised a story that Jonathan Nolan, Christopher’s brother, is currently turning into a screenplay.

The success of Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, which have earned well over $1 billion combined in ticket receipts, might indicate the Batman franchise will continue endlessly. Nolan, however, has a much different plan in place.

“Without getting into specifics, the key thing that makes the third film an great possibility for us is that we want to finish our story,” he said. “And in viewing it as the finishing of a story rather than infinitely blowing up the balloon and expanding the story.”

Does this mean Batman 3 will be the final Batman film? It sounds like it will in the Nolan-verse, though Warner Bros. could potentially continue or spin-off the franchise if the third entry brings in the big bucks. And it should.

“I’m very excited about the end of the film, the conclusion, and what we’ve done with the characters,” Nolan continued. “My brother has come up with some pretty exciting stuff. Unlike the comics, these thing don’t go on forever in film and viewing it as a story with an end is useful. Viewing it as an ending, that sets you very much on the right track about the appropriate conclusion and the essence of what tale we’re telling. And it hearkens back to that priority of trying to find the reality in these fantastic stories. That’s what we do.”

Rumors speculating Nolan’s involvement in Warner Bros. reboot of Superman would connect to Batman’s universe were quickly debunked by the director. “They have nothing to do with each other,” he exclaimed, emphasizing the idea that each superhero exists in a world where they are the only superhero.

As for which characters might appear in Batman 3, Nolan promises all the main characters from the first two films would return. While he refused to offer hints as to which villain or villains Batman would square off against, he did promise that Mr. Freeze would not be one of them. Cross him off the list of candidates.

Read the entire piece at the L.A. Times.

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Horror Not Out of Jay Baruchel’s League

Jay Baruchel

by Joseph McCabe – FearNet.com

Actor Jay Baruchel’s set to make a splash with a handful of high-profile movies in the near future, including She’s Out of My League, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, and How to Train Your Dragon. But in a new interview with The Onion the star says what he really wants to do is direct a horror movie, and that he may do so very soon. Get the deets after the jump.

In a recent interview with Coming Soon, Baruchel mentioned Pig, a script he’s developing that he called, “a 21st century reimagining of the slasher film with a lot of socio-racial commentary.” Now, speaking with The Onion, Baruchel says, ”The one that we’re kind of working on right now, that hopefully I’ll finally get to direct in the next year or two, is kind of a re-imagining of a slasher film about a crazy white cop who chases four black kids throughout the ghetto on July 4. It’ll be subversive and controversial and polarizing, but that’s what’s best in horror, the movies that do that to people.”

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The Girls of SAW Vll

Filming has begun in Canada for Saw Vll and here are the ladies that will no doubt face a terrible fate!

Betsy Russell as Jill Tuck in Saw Vll

Betsy Russell as Jill Tuck

Gina Holden as Joyce in Saw Vll

Gina Holden as Joyce

Tanedra Howard as Simone in Saw Vll

Tanedra Howard as Simone

Shauna MacDonald as Tara in Saw Vll

Shauna MacDonald as Tara

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Actor Corey Haim Dies at 38

Corey Haim

(CBS) Canadian actor Corey Haim, known best for his role in the 1987 hit “The Lost Boys” has died, Los Angeles police confirmed Wednesday.

Officials said his death appears to have been accidental. Celebrity news Web site TMZ reports that, according to police sources, he died of an apparent overdose.

The 38-year-old actor had reportedly been struggling with drug addiction.

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‘Predators’ Star Alice Braga On Special Effects, Adrien Brody’s Muscle and Schwarzenegger’s Cameo

Alice Braga as pinup girl

Alice Braga

This Friday at South by Southwest in Austin, Robert Rodriguez and Nimrod Antal will debut the first footage from “Predators,” their updated take on the classic alien invasion horror franchise. The story takes place on the predators’ home planet, as a group of humans — including Adrien Brody, Laurence Fishburne and Topher Grace — are hunted for sport by the alien baddies.

With just days to go until SXSW, MTV News had a chance to chat with co-star Alice Braga about her role, Brody’s commitment to packing on muscle and the possibility that original franchise star Arnold Schwarzenegger will make a cameo in the film.

MTV News: So some footage is about to debut in Austin. Have you seen any of it yet?

Alice Braga: I haven’t seen. I saw it on set, some of the things. I’m really excited because it was a really cool project. We had a lot of fun on set. By what I’ve seen, the photography is beautiful. Gyula Pados is the [director of photography]. And Nimrod Antal is the director. But the predators, fans, they look really cool! I was really scared. The guys that play them, they’re really tall.

MTV News: In terms of special effects, how much is it going to be CGI and how much is going to be practical effects?

Braga: Should I answer that? They really nailed it out. I think it was nice that they took a long time to go back to make the Predators. Being the only girl in the film, I had a blast.

MTV News: Tell us about your character. She’s a special forces soldier?

Braga: She’s a girl from special forces. She’s a tough cookie. She’s a sniper. She jumps into the story and is trying to run for her life, which is classic “Predator” films.

MTV News: Such a great cast. We’re looking forward to seeing Adrien Brody in an action role, which people were a little skeptical about. What was he like on set in embodying that action hero?

Braga: He was amazing. When we arrived in Hawaii where we first started shooting the film, it was really interesting that he was willing to really get stronger because his body is naturally thin. All of us, we bonded together as a team. We were working out together. He really changed his body, which is great because he challenged himself to do something he hasn’t been doing. I think he’s done it for some films, but never as an action hero. I think he did a great job. I think people are going to be really impressed with his work. He’s a phenomenal actor and really a great person. And a great friend.

MTV News: What is it about Nimrod, in his approach on set and how he pulls everything together, that has everyone so excited?

Braga: He’s one of the nicest directors that I’ve worked with. He’s involved and passionate. Not only technically and with the crew, but with the actors. Nimrod is really passionate about action figures! He has a lot of toys in his office. He’s like a boy. Being directed by someone who loves that type of film is a blast. He feels like a kid on set telling that story. It’s great for the fans to have someone like him directing this film because he will bring what the fans want to see.

MTV News: Did Arnold Schwarzenegger show up on set? Are we gonna see that rumored cameo?

Braga: Who knows? You’re not gonna get it out of me!

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Terry Gilliam shooting ‘Don Quixote’

Terry Gilliam

By Phil Guie – CinemaSpy.com

It’s no secret that Terry Gilliam has had a heck of time getting The Man Who Killed Don Quixote on film: There were shooting problems, his lead actor became ill, etc. But now it appears Gilliam, who directed the Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus last year, might be revving up for another go at it.

Tony Grisoni, who had been co-writing the screenplay with Gilliam, told Dread Central about a recent encounter with the frequently-brilliant, oft-eccentric filmmaker:

“I ran into Terry the other day in London’s Oxford Street,” Grisoni said. “He was strangely calm. I said I really hoped we’d get ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ going this spring. He smiled in a reassuringly zen-like manner and said that of course we would. Then he drifted away into the crowds. I think he may have found god. Or some money.”

Last December, in interviews for his role in Crazy Heart, legendary actor Robert Duvall said he was in negotiations with Gilliam about playing Don Quixote de la Mancha. It’s not inconceivable that if Duvall were to come on-board, the money for the previously-troubled production would start flowing in. Maybe that’s what happened; or maybe Terry Gilliam has discovered the power of positive thinking. Who can be sure?

The Man Who Killed Don Quixote would revolve around an advertising executive who travels back and forth between 21st century London and 17th century La Mancha, where he is mistaken for Sancho Panza.

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Jane Fonda wants Kate Bosworth to be the New Barbarella

Kate Bosworth see thru dress

Kate Bosworth

By Mark Gorelord – GoreMaster News

Two-time Oscar winner Jane Fonda finally met Kate Bosworth last night at the Oscars, And she proclaimed, “I want her to do the ‘Barbarella’ sequel!”
Bosworth’s name joins a long list of ladies that have circled the project over the years, including Drew Barrymore, Sienna Miller, Erica Durance, and Rose McGowan.

The original Barbarella came out in 1968 and starred Jane Fonda as an intergalactic agent who is dispatched to apprehend a missing scientist whose latest handiwork threatens to bring evil back to the galaxy.

The ‘new’ Barbarella is scheduled to be released in 2012 and will be directed by Robert Luketic who directed Legally Blonde and Monster in Law

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Liv Tyler and Partick Wilson will stand on ‘The Ledge’

Liv Tyler see thru

Liv Tyler

Partick Wilson

by Patrick Sauriol – CoronaComingAttractions.com

Liv Tyler (The Strangers) and Patrick Wilson (Watchmen) are the next two players cast in The Ledge, a thriller to come from writer-director Matthew Chapman. Already signed to the movie are Terrence Howard (Iron Man) and Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy).

The movie began filming yesterday in Baton Rouge and has one of those high concept story ideas that can be made on a lower budget. Hunnam plays a man who is standing on the high ledge of a building, preparing to jump off and kill himself. A cop (Howard) stands all those stories below, trying to calm him down and control the tense situation from becoming a tragedy. As the police officer gets to know the troubled man, he learns that the jumper believes that he has to step off the ledge by noon.

“As more and more films succumb to the visual wizardry of 3D, The Ledge explores the fourth dimension: the interior life of tortured souls hovering over the precipice of emotional nullity,” said one of the movie’s producers, Michael Mailer. “This film is the reason why I became an independent filmmaker and why I continue to suffer in the trenches of independent filmmaking.”

I hate seeing movie producers suffer in the trenches. Together we can bring about an end to this senselessness. Source(s) -The Hollywood Reporter

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Amanda Seyfried is Hardwicke’s ‘Red Riding Hood’

Amanda Seyfried in swimsuit

Amanda Seyfried

from Colin Boyd – GetTheBigPicture.net

It was rumored two or three weeks back, and now it’s confirmed by the actress herself. Amanda Seyfried, quickly hitting the fast track thanks to a variety of commercial or critical hits, told red carpet reporters she will play the lead in a new Leonardo DiCaprio-produced Little Red Riding Hood update.

Seyfried will team with Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke for the new version – now called Red Riding Hood, I’m told – which is expected to fall somewhere between Twilight and a really dark, better, and more mature version of Twilight. The Hardwicke thing was rumored back in February, and make no mistake about it: Warner Bros. is absolutely tying this production to “the director of Twilight.”

No offense to Hardwicke, but that’s why you hire her at the moment. Warners and Leo could have their pick of filmmakers for this one, but Hardwicke not only delivers that brand name but can direct a movie that solidly hits the target audience, which has to be another key here. That’s the hope, anyway. She also does well with female characters, as both Bella Swan and her underrated Thirteen illustrate.

And with Seyfried proving her box office mettle with Dear John last month, you can expect more offers to come her way. There just aren’t a lot of women who can open movies and if you’re the girl who unexpectedly toppled Avatar…you win.

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