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Posted 7/13/11 10:13 am ET by Terri Schwartz in Casting Call
Looks like we'll see something of an "Avengers" throwdown on the set of "Bourne Legacy."
Edward Norton, who previously played Bruce Banner in Marvel's "Incredible Hulk," is in negotiations to join the Matt Damon-less continuation of the "Bourne" franchise as the film's antagonist. He'll star opposite leading man Jeremy Renner, cast as Hawkeye in "Avengers," giving the two actors a chance to slug it out on the big-screen, as they won't have that opportunity in Marvel's superhero team-up movie; Norton was famously booted from the Hulk role, with Mark Ruffalo coming in to take his place.
Get the rest of today's casting news past the jump, including new additions to "Rock of Ages" and a brand new passion project from "Bridesmaids" star Kristen Wiig!
Posted 2/2/11 4:00 pm ET by Eric Ditzian in Sundance 2011, Video
As "The Ledge" begins, Terrence Howard is having a really bad day. He's just discovered that he's actually not the father of his two young children and is sent up to a tall building to convince a suicidal man not to swan dive onto the street below.
But at the Sundance Film Festival last week, I'm quite sure no one was having a better time than Howard. He popped into MTV News HQ early and gleefully crashed our 50 Cent interview — turning the chat into a raucous and giggle-heavy affair — then began the "Ledge" conversation by showing off all the free gear he'd picked up — boots, watch, necklace, fur-lined coat — and instructed his castmates, "Get your swag, get your swag, get your swag!"
Yep, Howard was having a very good time. And it'd only get better, as IFC nabbed the rights to "The Ledge" shortly after our interview. For good reason. The film is a unique hybrid: part thriller, part philosophical treatise, part forbidden love story. It's the product of Matthew Chapman, the veteran scribe behind "Runaway Jury" and "Color of Night," who decided to see if he could take a familiar Hollywood genre and transform it into something fit for the art house. Read more...
Posted 8/4/09 5:00 pm ET by Terri Schwartz in Commentary
Milla Jovovich and Steve Zahn are in for the honeymoon of a lifetime when their trip to Hawaii turns deadly in director David Twohy's "A Perfect Getaway." Their holiday escape is anything but when they find out there are psychopaths stalking and murdering tourists on the Pacific islands.
Honestly, what were they expecting? Didn’t they know that tropical locations are a known hot-spot for homicidal maniacs? We’ve put together the honeymoon planner’s kit detailing locations avoid if you’re not a fan of taking an axe to the face. Read more...
- George Clooney in talks for “Juno” director Jason Reitman’s “Up in the Air.” (Variety)
- “Twilight” star Ashley Greene joins cast of horror flick “Summer.” (THR)
- Sleeper hit “Strangers” gets sequel-ized with star Liv Tyler expected to return. (Variety)
- Danny Boyle’s “Slumdog Millionaire” lands with a distributor thanks to Fox Searchlight. (Fox Searchlight)
Posted 6/13/08 4:27 pm ET by Shawn Adler in News
It's not easy being green, but for millions of comic book fans worldwide your time being green with envy over not seeing "The Incredible Hulk" is finally over.
Ed Norton, Liv Tyler, Tim Roth, and director Louis Leterrier finally get to SMASH into theaters this weekend with Marvel's second summer blockbuster in as many months. But is it everything you ever wanted and more? Did this version of the Hulk leave you satisfied, or did it make you angry? (And Thor knows not to make comic book fans angry. You wouldn't like them when…eh, you know the rest.)
We want to know exactly what you thought about "The Incredible Hulk:" What you liked, what you didn't, what your favorite scenes were, where you think they went wrong, why Sony was unimaginably dumb to not allow Spider-Man to appear in the film. Read more...
Posted 6/11/08 11:21 am ET by Josh Horowitz in Video
A few of us in the office have seen "The Incredible Hulk" by now and let's just say most were quite pleasantly surprised given the months of lackluster buzz. In a couple days it's going to be everyone else's turn to decide if that not so jolly green giant has been reborn the right way. In the meanwhile I'm going to stare at my Hulk Smash Hands (available at your local Toy store no doubt. I HIGHLY recommend them) and dream about an "Avengers" movie. And you? If you don't have Hulk hands of your own, why don't you watch this brand new exclusive video on how they turned Edward Norton into a ginormous green superhero.
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