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Emily Blunt, Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin will be back for a third SICARIO movie, which will be written by Steven Knight and directed by Padraic McKinley (The Weight). There's no word on the plot for this one. After the 2015 original, Blunt sat out the 2018 sequel. Jennifer Lawrence will reunite with No Hard Feelings director Gene Stupnitsky for the romantic comedy ONE MONTH MARK. She plays a woman who has never been in a relationship that lasted more than 30 days, and she meets a man who has never been single that long between relationships. The script is by Sophie Fleur de Bruijn. Odessa A'zion and Jack O'Connell will star in THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT, about two flat-earthers who set out to prove their theory is true. Ross White and Tom Berkeley (An Irish Goodbye) are directing. Kate Beckinsale and Betty Gabriel lead the cast of TWILIGHT OF THE DEAD, which is said to be the final chapter of the late George A Romero's classic zombie saga, which began with Night of the Living Dead in 1968. Doron and Yoav Paz (The Golem) are directing the film, which just completed principal photography. Josh Hutcherson, Matthew Lillard, Piper Rubio and Elizabeth Lail are likely to be back for FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S 3, continuing the horror saga. Apparently, the script has been completed, but details are being kept under wraps. Harvey Keitel is playing a New York acting teacher in THE METHOD, about the push and pull between an ambitious student and his mentor. Costars include Mina Sundwall (Lost in Space) and newcomers Rakshit Bhuchar and Rohan Maletira. Gaurav Bhardwaj is directing. Jemima Kirke, Marton Csokas, Alexi Wasser, Jakob Oftebro and Peter Vives will star in the next Woody Allen movie, which begins filming this week in Madrid. It's being described as a comedy with romance and intrigue. This is Allen's third movie shot in Spain. Moses Ingram and Ella Hunt have joined the cast of OLD FRIENDS NEW FRIENDS, about old college buddies who discover that one of their group now has a new life with new friends. Costars include Lucas Hedges, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Geraldine Viswanathan, Francois Arnaud, Kathryn Newton and Dylan Gelula. Mike Birbiglia is writing and directing. Penelope Ann Miller, Otmara Marrero, Ava Torres, Glenn Morshower and Jacob Alexander will star in MADE CLEAN, about a woman battling addiction who turns to her estranged mother for help with her runaway teen daughter. D Erik Parks is directing from a script cowritten with producer Seth Christian. And JA Bayona may return to direct another Jurrassic World movie, nearly 10 years after Fallen Kingdom. Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, Mahershala Ali and writer David Koepp are all set to return for a followup to last year's Rebirth. The rumoured title for this one is LIBERATION.
Chase Infiniti will star in PORTRAIT OF GOD, a religious horror thriller based on a short about a young woman who is working on a painting that explores what God looks like. Dylan Clark is adapting his short into a feature, writing the script with Joe Russo, who is also producing alongside Jordan Peele and Sam Raimi. Bradley Cooper will play the commanding officer in Danny McBride's new G.I. JOE movie. The suspense thriller will see the soldiers infiltrate a town that is a front for the terrorist organisation Cobra. Taylour Paige, Lucien Laviscount and Shamier Anderson will star in CONFABULATION, a thriller about a troubled firefighter who risks everything to rescue his high school sweetheart from her abusive, powerful husband. Tyler Perry is writing and directing. Millicent Simmonds, Troy Kotsur, Phylicia Rashad and Nyle DeMarco will star in ALONE, a short thriller about a deaf woman who receives a humanoid robot to help make her life easier. But their connection takes a dark turn. Garret Patten is directing. Dominic Sessa will star in SHADES OF PARADISE, an action thriller about four small-time criminals who find themselves in a swirl of violence and betrayal following a jewellery heist. Costars include Jack Dylan Grazer, Najwa Nimri, Naira Lleo and Zack Harrod. Shooting in Spain, Weston Razooli (Riddle of Fire) is writing and directing. Walton Goggins and Ed Gathegi are the latest to join MIAMI VICE '85, Joseph Kosinski's reboot of the classic TV series about two rule-breaking detectives (Michael B Jordan and Austin Butler). John Leguizamo, Alden Ehrenreich, Camila Morrone, Whitney Peak, Danny Ramirez and Andrew Schulz costar. Selma Blair, Isaac Krasner, Ariel Martin, Luenell, David Mazouz and Sania Halifa will star in SCHMOOLIE THE DREAMWATCHER, a coming-of-age fantasy musical about four misfit Jewish teens grappling with grief, sexuality, disabilities and growing pains. Bridget Stokes is directing from a script by Theresa Burkhart Gallagher. Jane Levy and Stephen Lang will return for a third DON'T BREATHE movie, continuing the encounter between a burglar and a blind veteran. Fede Alvarez is also back as director, cowriting with Rodo Sayagues. Levy and Alvarez sat out the second film, which was directed by Sayagues. Writer Simon Beaufoy and director Morten Tyldum will team up to make a live-action adaptation of the classic children's book THE LITTLE PRINCE, about a stranded pilot who meets a young boy from a tiny asteroid. The film will weave in elements from the life of author Antoine de Saint-Exupery. And work is underway GAME OF THRONES: AEGON'S CONQUEST, a feature film set before the events depicted in the series House of the Dragon, as Aegon Targaryen conquers six of the seven kingdoms in a two-year campaign. Owen Harris (Black Mirror) is directing from a script by Beau Willimon (Andor).
Sabrina Carpenter will play Ginger Rogers opposite Tom Holland in the Fred Astaire biopic that's currently in the works. The duo danced together in 10 films. Margaret Qualley will play Fred's original stage partner, his sister Adele. Paul King (Paddington) is directing. Jennifer Lawrence will star in THE FLOOD, the next film by writer-director Zach Cregger, which is set on a deep-space expedition during which the crew discovers an alien object that begins warping their sense of time and reality. Andra Day, Teyonah Parris and Lonnie Chavis will star in DON'T GO GENTLE, adapted from the play about a woman who refuses to accept a wrongful conviction, and finds herself entangled with a former judge. Deborah Riley Draper is writing and directing. Lindsay Lohan is reteaming with Mean Girls director Mark Waters on RETURN TO YOU, about a lawyer who mistakenly receives a DVD a dying woman sent to her husband. So she sets out to find him. Costars include Henry Golding, Ego Nwodim and Sloane Pearson. Lily Gladstone will star in THE CURSE OF SILVER, a Western horror thriller set in the aftermath of the Civil War, as two Union deserters drag a Confederate stash into a town on the Texas-Mexico border, unleashing supernatural violence. After Personal Shopper, Kristen Stewart is reteaming with French director Olivia Assayas for SPIRITUAL WORLD, which follows a woman who is plagued by premonitions. Costars include Vicky Krieps, Wagner Moura, Riley Leough, Niels Schneider and Barbara Sukowa. Ella Purnell, Caleb Landry Jones and Samba Schutte are joining the cast of SCAPEGOAT, Ari Aster's next film, which also stars Scarlett Johansson and Jude Law. Of course, the plot is being kept tightly under wraps. Lauren Cohan, Jake Epstein, Justin Chatwin, Eric Bergen and Brian Norris will star in the romcom BOTH SIDES NOW, which follows a group of lifelong friends who are approaching 40 and face a reckoning when one of them gets married. Eric Stoltz is directing from a script by Hailey Lustig and Robbie Roth. Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck (Captain Marvel) will direct the romantic drama ATMOSPHERE, based on the novel that follows two female astronauts during the development of the shuttle in the 1970s and 1980s. And Jon Watts has been named as director of the first chapter of writer Simon Kinberg's new STAR WARS trilogy, which is said to continue the saga following on from Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker.
Jean Smart is joining the returning ensemble for THE FAMILIES STONE, a sequel that picks up the story more than 20 years later. Rachel McAdams, Sarah Jessica Parker, Claire Danes, Luke Wilson, Dermot Mulroney, Craig T Nelson and writer-director Tom Bezucha are all back. Jessica Chastain, Mikey Madison, Chris Evans, Chris Pine and Don Cheadle will star in MY DARLING CALIFORNIA, a noir thriller about a disgraced news anchor, her dodgy televangelist husband, a rising-star musician and a pair of criminals whose lives become entwined by their greed. Elijah Bynum (Magazine Dreams) is directing. Jude Law is lined up to star in SCAPEGOAT, alongside Scarlett Johansson and Jacob Elordi. This is writer-director Ari Aster's next film, which starts shooting in November. There's no word on the plot, but it's said to be a thriller. Cara Delevingne and Sam Worthington are joining Liam Hemsworth in NON COMPOS MENTIS, Paul Schrader's next thriller, which is about two brothers dealing with both a love triangle and their mother's dementia. Filming starts next month in New York. Ebon Moss-Bacharach is lined up to join HEAT 2, Michael Mann's sequel/prequel to his 1995 mob vs cops thriller. Costars include Leonardo DiCaprio, Christian Bale, Stephen Graham, Odessa Young and Maria Cid. Jerry Bruckheimer is producing. Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Delroy Lindo, Winston Duke and Wendell Pierce will star in JABARI'S PEOPLE, an intergenerational drama about a Brooklyn teen (rising star Seyi Andes-Pelumi) who is sent to live with his estranged grandparents in Jamaica. Lindo is also making his directing debut. Mason Thames will star in NARCS, a coming-of-age comedy directed by John Phillips (No Hard Feelings) and written by Jordan and Justin Shipley. No word yet on the plot. Gaten Matarazzo, Alfred Molina and Jake Horowitz will star in the romantic comedy OUT ON A LIMB, about a man who pretends to be a medical student to win over a woman. Evan Oppenheimer is writing and directing. Bill Pullman will play Hugh Hefner in PLAYMATES, based on the memoir by Lorraine Nicholson, who regularly visited the Playboy mansion as a 13-year-old with her father Jack. Indiana Elle plays the young Lorraine, with Lily-Rose Depp as the centrefold model she befriends. Nicholson is also making her writing-directing debut. Chase Sui Wonders is joining Jennifer Aniston and Peter Dinklage in NAUGHTY, about a woman trying to find the real Santa Claus so he can testify at her divorce hearing. Olivia Wilde is directing from a script by Jimmy Warden (Cocaine Bear). And Robert Eggers will direct a new film adaptation of ROMEO AND JULIET, which is likely to lean heavily into the more darkly tragic elements in the story as well as the 14th century Italian setting. Although the dialog will be spoken in Shakespeare's Elizabethan verse. << NEWER NEWS | |
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