News on Ryan Reynolds, Scarlett Johansson, and Daniel Radcliffe highlight our links of the day, as we pause to reflect the passing of another legend.
- No dream this good could ever be true. Scarlett Johansson NOT playing porn star. (People)
- Ryan Reynolds in sham marriage with Sandra Bullock, to star opposite star in "The Proposal." (Hollywood Reporter)
- "Good news everyone!" Plot details on the "Futurama" movies. (Cinematical)
- Frank Darabont to take "The Long Walk" with Stephen King, adapt horror master's story after "Fahrenheit 451." (Bloody-Disgusting)
- Daniel Radcliffe on "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." (EW)
- Farewell to a legend. Italian film director Michelangelo Antonioni dead at 94. (BBC)
Another round of fresh links as The Bride eyes a rebirth, animated Autobots return, Ratner hits the Playboy Mansion and more.
- Tarantino gearing up for "Kill Bill 3” and "4”? (UPI via CHUD)
- "Transformers" gets a new cartoon series in January. (Hollywood Reporter).
- Brett Ratner snags biopic of "Playboy" founder Hugh Hefner. (Variety)
- Sandra Bullock to stalk Thomas Haden Church in "All About Steve." (Hollywood Reporter)
- Our colleagues at MTV Films are adapting teen thriller novel "The Lost Girls." (Hollywood Reporter)
- Matt Dillon leads summer camp in "Old Dogs" alongside Robin Williams and John Travolta. (Hollywood Reporter)
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Cage ditches Capone, Damon ditches Bourne and Hollywood makes a "Sims" flick (jeez) in today's Dailies.
- Remember the story we broke about Nicolas Cage signing up for "The Untouchables" prequel? Yeah, well, now he dropped out. Nobody likes a quitter, Nic. (Variety)
- Matt Damon nixes fourth "Bourne" appearance. Clooney makes funny joke. (Variety)
- "Sin City" beauty Jamie King teaming with Jason Lewis for "The Pardon," about only woman to be executed by Louisiana. (Hollywood Reporter)
- Hollywood finally notices that annoying "Sims" game, weaves a tale about playing God. (Variety)
- Sandra Bullock stretches her boundaries, attaches herself to romantic comedy "Proposal." (Hollywood Reporter)
