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Caitlyn Jenner isn't offended by the Halloween costumes inspired by her Vanity Fair cover. In fact, she wishes she had thought of it!
"I'm in on the joke. I don't think it's offensive at all," Jenner says in her two-part interview with Today's Matt Lauer, airing Wednesday and Thursday. "I know the
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For the Super Bowl's 50th anniversary, the NFL has asked a major performer to return to the halftime stage - and no, it's not Britney Spears.
According to Entertainment Weekly, Bruno Mars has been offered the opportunity to headline the halftime show again, only two years after performing at Super
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Back in February the news broke that Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan would finally be writing the unusually delayed next Halloween movie, Halloween Returns. In June it was confirmed that Dunstan would also direct. And now Dunstan has given a very candid interview to the bloggers at The Myers Fan about exactly what he has in mind for the franchise.
Regarding the title, Dunstan says it was supposed to have a colon, putting a different emphasis on "Returns" as a subtitle. "If you commit a violent act, sometimes you get returns," he explains. "What are the repercussions of being a violent entity? In that case, Halloween: Returns could mean a number of things."
He says he wants the film to stand alone, citing Aliens as a film he quite happily watched as a kid with no idea it was a sequel. But he also says his Halloween will follow the first original three instalments. That casued some confusion - Halloween III is a separate story that has nothing to do with Michael Myers' killing spree - until Dunstan clarified on Twitter that he was talking aesthetically. "[Directors] John Carpenter, Rick Rosenthal and Tommy Lee Wallace all brought passion and fire to the series," he believes. "Love was in the flames!" He says he'd like to shoot Halloween Returns on film.
Elsewhere in the 20-minute podcast Dunstan says he's hoping to cast Gillian Jacobs in an unspecified role: "She's known for all this comedy on Community, and yet I didn't know her from Community first; I knew her from a movie called Gardens of the Night, which is one of the most wrenching dramas, and she's excellent. I thought, 'I wonder if this great performer would do that again, would like to go there,' and I think so..."
And while he says the film will be violent, he also insists that "Michael Myers is subtlety and suspense". He references the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer, which gave us a couple of old friends back in their rightful context. "We want that Han and Chewie moment."
Dunstan and Melton are the writing team behind Saws IV-VII, the Feast films and Piranha 3DD. Halloween Returns - the eleventh Halloween - won't be Dunstan's first gig behind the camera, however. He made his debut with The Collector in 2009, followed by its sequel The Collection in 2012.
There's still nothing officially known about the film's plot or angle, other than that it's planned as a "recalibration" of the Halloween series. Bloody Disgusting are sticking to a synopsis of unclear origin that involves two now grown-up children of Michael Myers' victims sneaking into death row to watch the slasher's execution, but finding themselves in hot water when everything goes awry and Myers, of course, escapes. That remains unconfirmed.
It's certain, of course, that Halloween Returns will involve Michael Myers on a stalk-and-slash on or around October 31. Beyond that, solid details will no doubt start emerging soon. Pre-production is underway for a release sometime next year. You'd assume Halloween, but Rob Zombie's came out on Labor Day. Go figure.
If you were waiting for rock solid proof – despite word of Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon returning and a flurry of recent casting – that the Jason Bourne films are really, truly back, then wait no longer. Thanks to producer Frank Marshall, we have the first image of Damon as Bourne from the set.
First day of principal photography complete and happy to report, BOURNE is back! #Bourne2016 http://pic.twitter.com/ncIILnGKWr
— Frank Marshall (@LeDoctor) September 8, 2015
And Damon certainly does seem to be in lithe fighting shape – leaner and meaner than in 2007’s The Bourne Ultimatum. There is still no proper plot synopsis for what the former government asset will be up to this time, though Damon has said it’ll reflect our financially risky times and is firmly set in a post-Edward Snowden world. Take that for what you will, but the last time we saw him, Bourne was doing some whistleblowing of his own, releasing the information about the illegal program codenamed Treadstone that created him and then going firmly off the grid.
With Julia Stiles back as Nicky and Alicia Vikander, Tommy Lee Jones and Vincent Cassell aboard, the new Bourne will be with us on July 29 next year.
First it was Nick Cassavetes, then Joe Johnston and then Barry Levinson. Now it looks like the long-developing John Gotti biopic, still set to star John Travolta, finally has its ultimate director in Kevin Connolly.
Travolta has been aboard throughout the entire tortuous journey as Gotti Sr, the Gambini Family mobster convicted in 1992 of murder, extortion, racketeering, loan-sharking, illegal gambling and, just like Al Capone, tax evasion. The all-round goodfella died in prison in 2002.
His story will be viewed from the point-of-view of his son John Jr (yet to be cast) who himself wasn't unknown to the law. He served a nine-year sentence for racketeering, but insists he's now on the straight-and-narrow. That ought to be a relief to the team behind the film, on which he's a producer, having sold his "life rights". Early version were going under the moniker Three Generations, although it's unclear if that's still the case.
Connolly is best known as an actor, principally for playing Eric Murphy on Entourage. But he's been adding directing jobs to his CV for years, beginning with episodes of Entourage, Unhappily Ever After and documentary series 30 For 30. He made his feature directing debut with Gardener Of Eden in 2007, and shot the still-unreleased Dear Eleanor, starring Isabelle Fuhrman, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Jessica Alba, Luke Wilson and Josh Lucas, in 2013.
Gotti's finances are in place, Lionsgate will release the film in the US, and the project is headed to the Toronto International Film Festival to drum up foreign sales.
Warner Bros. have yet to reveal a title, cast or synopsis, but there's now at least a release date for Christopher Nolan's next film. To nobody's surprise it's the top secretest of top secret projects, but whatever it is, it'll be out on July 21, 2017.
That's essentially it, since no one knows anything else. Oh, apart from the name of the screenwriter. It's, er, Christopher Nolan. The news of the release date comes a month or so after reports that Nolan had finished a "comprehensive draft" of the screenplay, which is thought to be an original (ie. not adapted from a novel or based on an existing property).
Arriving on July 21, 2017 means that Nolan 10 shares a date with Pitch Perfect 3 and Luc Besson's Valerian. Besson has described Valerian as "The Fifth Element Times Ten". So we can perhaps infer from that that Nolan's next film isn't a sci-fi, since it's unlikely that two such films would go head-to-head the same weekend.
That date is also the weekend in between the third Planet Of The Apes (after Rise and Dawn) and the new Marvel/Sony Spider-Man re-reboot. July 2017 is looking busy.
More news as we get it, obviously. Michael Caine? Hans Zimmer? Get your Nolan bingo cards ready.
After nine years on The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert debuted as host of The Late Showand proved that he is more than capable of making the switch to CBS without changing too much. He may not have made a sweeping commitment to "truthiness" as he did make it clear he'll be keeping things fun, smart
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