Posted 2/13/12 10:40 am EST by Terri Schwartz in Casting Call
Three major stars are set to join Daniel Radcliffe in the upcoming flick "Kill Your Darlings." Meanwhile, Will Ferrell will become a "Flamingo Thief," Saoirse Ronan is set to star in Disney's newly titled "Order of the Seven" and Jennifer Aniston will lead the dramedy "Miss You Already."
It's February 13, and you're tuning in for today's casting call.
Posted 11/4/11 3:50 pm EST by Kevin P. Sullivan in News, Trailers
It's been 13 years since Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd starred together in the often-forgotten "The Object of My Affection," and now they're reteaming for a romantic comedy of a different sort.
In "Wanderlust," Rudd and Aniston play over-burdened New Yorkers, who are forced to leave the city and look for a life elsewhere after Rudd's character loses his job. So the couple packs up and heads to Atlanta where a job waits for Rudd with his brother's company.
Posted 6/4/11 8:34 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in MTV Movie Awards
There are so many talented ladies around Hollywood, it would be near impossible to pick only five to nominate for the MTV Movie Awards' Best Female Performance. That's why we had you do all the heavy lifting for us, and we're darn impressed by the five lovely ladies you selected.
But the hard work isn't over, because as always, only one of these fine actresses can win the golden popcorn. Read on for a full list of the Best Female Performance nominees, then cast your vote for the winner today!
Kristen Stewart, "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse"
Did you ever have any doubts that Stewart would make it to this list? Well, you shouldn't have. The lady better known as Bella Swan continues her tear through MTV Movie Awards nominations for the third year in a row with her Best Female Performance nod.
Posted 6/4/11 11:45 am EST by Terri Schwartz in Interviews
There isn't much hedging about the fact that "Horrible Bosses" has its fair share of horrible bosses, but when MTV News chatted with two of the film's three leading men, we couldn't resist asking if they found anything redeeming about their onscreen higher-ups.
The overwhelming response: no. But Jason Bateman and Jason Sudeikis seemed to think that Jennifer Aniston had the best shot of being a generally good person. "If Charlie [Day] wasn’t such a bitch," that is.
Posted 5/12/11 1:23 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Trailers
If the cast didn't already convince you that "Horrible Bosses" is the film for you, its first trailer might.
Comic leads are Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day, which in and of itself is a giant step in the right direction ("Arrested Development" meets "Saturday Night Live" meets "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia"), but the supporting cast includes Jennifer Aniston, Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell, Jamie Foxx, Donald Sutherland, Julie Bowen and Isaiah Mustafa. As if that wasn't enough, the flick looks outright hilarious.
Posted 2/3/11 3:00 pm EST by Kara Warner in Interviews, News, Video
Adam Sandler is one of those actors who always seems to be juggling, or attached to, a bunch of film projects at once. One project in particular that has been floating around Hollywood with Sandler's name and production company Happy Madison attached to it is "Fat Man," a film written by Mike Reiss ("The Simpsons"), that revolves around an 800-pound man who drops 600 pounds with the help of a nurse he "finds more appealing than a Happy Meal." The script was picked up for development by Columbia way back in 2003, but has been in limbo ever since.
When MTV News caught up with Sandler recently during the press day for "Just Go With It," we asked him if there's any news to report. Instead of getting the standard "I don't know," "we'll see" response, Sandler's co-star Jennifer Aniston nudged him into a mini-debate about the merits of gaining/losing weight for the role vs. relying on makeup and visual effects. Read More...
Posted 11/19/10 5:17 pm EST by Tom DiChiara in Photos
A couple weeks back, Tom Cruise dangled from the 124th floor of Dubai's Burj Khalifa skyscraper, a.ka. the world's tallest building ever, for a stunt for "Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol." Today, he trumped himself for a new feat of daring that saw him perched at the tip-top of the same building -- a staggering 2,717 feet above the ground -- as a helicopter hovered nearby. Guess they don't pay him the big bucks for nothing. In other on-set photo goodness, Jennifer Aniston got cozy with Paul Rudd on the New York set of their romantic comedy "Wanderlust" (in which Aniston supposedly goes topless), and Hayden Panettiere tried to stay dry while filming in Rome. Click on the image below to see the latest photos from movie sets around the globe.
What do you think of the pics? Tell us in the comments!
Posted 11/5/10 3:40 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Trailers, Video
Want to know why we're covering the trailer for "Just Go With It" on Movies Blog instead of on Hollywood Crush? Because, for the first time ever, Jennifer Aniston is starring in a romantic comedy but she's not the romantic interest (or at least that's what this trailer is selling).
The Adam Sandler flick also stars Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Brooklyn Decker in her big screen debut. Not surprisingly, she is the romantic lead in the film, the plot of which is a bit questionable: A man (Sandler, naturally) pretends he's married to get laid, but then when he finds the girl of his dreams (Decker) he enlists the help of his "homely" (read: she wears glasses, not makeup) friend (Aniston) to continue the ruse just long enough for them to get fake-divorced. While the trailer works hard to make it look like Sandler will ultimately end up with Decker and not Aniston, we're going to go out on a limb and say that somewhere along the way Adam and Jen will become more than just "Friends." Read More...
Posted 8/9/10 10:34 am EST by Adam Rosenberg in News
Editor's note: After this article was published, Jason Bateman tweeted that he was just "thinking out loud" when he suggested Aniston for a role in the "Arrested Development" movie.
It's been so long, fans can be forgiven for thinking that an "Arrested Development" movie is never going to happen. There's been a flurry of news lately on that front though. Really, just one piece of news that has allowed all of the canceled TV series' various participants to switch from saying "I hope it happens" to "the script is half-finished." Now we can take that news one step further; speaking to MTV over the weekend at the press junket for "The Switch," "Arrested" star Jason Bateman revealed something about his "Switch" co-star Jennifer Aniston and her connection to the long-awaited TV adaptation.
"Yeah, actually, there's a real good part for her in the 'Arrested Development' movie," he said. "There's no offers on this one. She's gonna have to sing for her supper. I don't know, we'll see if she's available. She's busy. She's pretty famous; I don't know if you've heard of her. She's pretty backed up. Hopefully the guy who's in charge will like her for that part because I'm going to suggest her." Read More...
Posted 4/23/10 2:28 pm EST by Adam Rosenberg in Photos
This summer, a bunch of "Saturday Night Live" alumni will be brought together in the movie "Grown-Ups," directed by Dennis Dugan. For his next trick, Dugan will be tackling "Just Go With It," starring Jennifer Aniston, Adam Sandler, Nicole Kidman and Heidi Montag. It must be a tough gig, all those laborious days of shooting in sunny Hawaii.
Kidman is clearly struggling, as you can see in the set photo below. Aniston too; she's the one facing away from the camera. And Sandler? He's on the set, but not in the picture. Probably because he's crying in the corner, his spirit broken by the challenge of shooting under such tough tropical conditions.
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