The "American Pie" series was back in the news a few weeks ago when it was revealed that Universal is looking to deliver a "new take on the franchise," with the studio's sights set on "Harold & Kumar" creators Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg. It's now confirmed that the duo will indeed write and direct "American Pie 4." Meanwhile, the script that they wrote for "A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas" won't be left to gather dust; Todd Strauss-Schulson will helm that one. You can check out some of Strauss-Schulson's work at the Ulterior Productions website and you can read the rest of the news on this story at MTV.com.
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'American Pie 4,' 'A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas' Get Directors
Posted 4/2/10 1:27 pm EST by Adam Rosenberg in News
A 'G.I. Joe' Sequel And A Foul-Mouthed 'MacGruber' In Today's Dailies -- 8/11/09
Posted 8/11/09 6:00 pm EST by Adam Rosenberg in Dailies
-- Take this as a rumor I guess. Even though it really isn't. In an interview, "Saturday Night Live" castie Bill Hader revealed that he's read the script for the upcoming "MacGruber" movie. The verdict? It's a "hard-R" rating sort of affair. Sweet. (Vulture)
-- The lineup for the 2009 edition of the New York Film Festival has been revealed. Highlights include Pedro Almodovar's "Broken Embrace," Sundance winner "Precious" from director Lee Daniels, Michael Haneke's Cannes Palme d'Or winner "The White Ribbon" and Lars Von Trier's controversial art-horror flick "Antichrist." (Indiewire) Read More...
It's Going To Be 'A Very Harold And Kumar Christmas'
Posted 5/7/09 2:40 pm EST by Adam Rosenberg in News
When "Harold & Kumar" star Kal Penn traded in his bong for a ranking post in the Barack Obama administration recently, most fans naturally concluded that the stoner comedy franchise conceived by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg had officially gone up in smoke. Penn may or may not be out, but that didn't stop Warner Bros from announcing today that "A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas" will hit theaters on November 5, 2010.
A title is all we have to go on for the moment, as the WB announcement made no mention of the film's plot or casting. As hard as it is to imagine anyone other than Penn and co-star John Cho -- who will be hard to miss as Hikaru Sulu in this weekend's "Star Trek" -- stepping into the shoes of the titular stoners, it's a distinct possibility given the public nature of Penn's new job in the White House Office of Public Liaison. Read More...
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