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The cast and creator of Amazon's Emmy-nominated Transparent gathered at the Television Critics Association fall previews, and debuted a first look at the show's upcoming season, which premieres on Dec. 4. Here's what we learned:
1. The show hired a trans writer. In Season 2, the show has to do less
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There was good news for Warner Bros. today. It has finished its homework and can now play Dungeons & Dragons! Well, that’s sort of what happened. In reality, the studio has worked out a deal with rights holders Hasbro and producer Courtney Soloman’s Sweetpea Entertainment to partner on a new film based on the long-running game world.
And if ever there was a subject actually crying out for a new cinematic adaptation, it was Dungeons & Dragons, which suffered through Soloman’s less-than-magical effort back in 2000 with two straight-to-SyFy Channel sequels after that.
A few years ago, Warners decided to go ahead and try to conjure up its own take, working with Wrath Of The Titans/Red Riding Hood writer David Leslie Johnson’s script Chainmail – itself based on a more obscure game crafted by Dungeons designer Gary Gygax – and having him re-work it to focus on the ideas from the main title before it had locked down rights from Hasbro. That company instead chose to push ahead on a film deal with Universal, and Warners began talking to Solomon and Sweetpea about using their rights instead. Hasbro objected, claiming Sweetpea’s rights had reverted to it, and thus began the battle. Now, the studio and the toy giant have apparently made a deal that allows Warners to go ahead, though no one has heard what Universal thinks about the idea. If there’s an Indominus Rex stalking towards the Warner lot this week, we know what happened.
Still, Warners appears confident it can finally proceed. “We are so excited about bringing the world of Dungeons & Dragons to life on the big screen,” Greg Silverman, Warner Bros. president of creative development and worldwide production said in a statement. “This is far and away the most well-known brand in fantasy, which is the genre that drives the most passionate film followings. D&D has endless creative possibilities, giving our filmmakers immense opportunities to delight and thrill both fans and moviegoers new to the property.” Please just make this better than the one Jeremy Irons and Marlon Wayans probably wish they could scrub from their CVs.
You might argue that, at 28, UFC champ and actor Ronda Rousey is young to be writing her autobiography, let alone locking in a deal to star in the film based on the book. But she’s led such an interesting life so far that you can see why Paramount might be keen to buy the rights.
The studio has Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes’ Mark Bomback adapting the book My Fight/Your Fight, which Rousey wrote with older sister Maria Burns Ortiz. It takes a hard stare at the many challenges – a tough birth, communication issues when young, struggling to make her way in the brutal and often sexist world of Ultimate Fighting – that she has overcome in her life and career, on her way to combining a dominant run in the Octagon with an embryonic film career.
Nothing is yet known about what form the film will take, but it’ll roughly follow Rousey’s life up to recent accomplishments, which includes appearances in Entourage and Fast & Furious 7, plus knocking out UFC opponent Bethe Correia in 34 seconds last weekend in Brazil. The project is still developing, and will have to wait for Rousey to be available again – she’ll work with Bomback on the script for the adaptation before training for a potential next bout and is also scheduled to co-star in Peter Berg’s next action thriller, Mile 22, which will kick off production in January.
Disney has released a new trailer for Descendants, an original movie that introduces the children of Jafar, the Evil Queen, Cruella de Vil and Maleficent: Jay, Evie, Carlos and Mal, respectively. And as the preview warns, "they're at their best when doing their worst."
But just what will the kids be
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In 1989, Christina Applegate and Brad Pitt went to the MTV Movie Awards together - but they didn't leave together. Applegate famously ditched Pitt midway through the event and left with another guy. Who lured her away?
Andy Cohen confronted Applegate about the evening on Watch What Happens Live
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Oh, The Lego Movie… What hath though wrought upon us? While we loved the adventures of Emmet and the rest, it has opened the doors to every other commercial touchstone and idea to flood into the film market. There’s already an Emoji movie in the works and now the company behind Pez sweets is looking to get a piece of that action.
The venerable 88-year-old candy company, provider of those little fizzy sweets dispensed from the ratcheting heads of a variety of heads ranging from nature and people to superheroes and other pop cultural icons, has hatched a deal with Envision Media Arts to develop a film based on the plastic gadgets and their sugary torpedoes.
Cameron Fay, who has graduated from writing and directing short films to co-scripting Bill Pullman/Rita Wilson-starring indie comedy Brother In Laws, is attached to crank out the words for this one. Quite what the story will be is being kept quiet, and how many of their more famous icons they’ll be able to use in an actual film is a matter for the rights lawyers, but Envision CEO Lee Nelson seemed to think they're on to something. “Pez Candy is beloved by children and adults alike, with Cameron Fay we’ve created a world unique to Pez and a story that will touch the hearts of many,” he said in a statement carried by The Wrap. Expect this one… Well, when they’ve finished it. Possible strap line: "Here comes the eye candy!" We'll take that cheque, please...
Stephen Colbert has promised to have high-profile guests when he takes over as host of Late Show next month, and he's already getting a head start.
In one new promo for the Colbert-led Late Show, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney makes a cameo appearance. Of course, Colbert - in character as
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