It’s time for another sequel that no one asked for, but with Hollywood looking for any and every way to entice Chinese audience, it’s been revealed that Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson getting back together for a follow-up to Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights, according to THR.
13 years on from the last movie, they’re in talks return as a former Chinese Imperial Guard (Chan) and a Wild West cowboy in the 19th Century. There’s no news on the exact plot of this one, but hopefully they’ve come up with something good, as the film was first put into development back in 2003, shortly after the release of Shanghai Knights.
Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite) is set to direct, from a script by Theodore Riley and Aaron Buchsbaum, based on a story by with Miles Millar and Alfred Gough (writers of the earlier Shanghai movies). It’s not clear when it might shoot.
It’s got a great cast even if it doesn’t have a name. The untitled film previously called Loomis Fargo already has Zach Galifianakis, Owen Wilson and Kristen Wiig attached to star, and now they may be joined by Jason Sudeikis, who is in talks to star.
For couple of years a heist comedy – initially titled Loomis Fargo – has been doing the round. Now it doesn’t have a name but its cast is coming together, with Kristen Wiig joining Owen Wilson and Zach Galifianakis in the movie, according to 
For a while Owen Wilson and Jim Carrey had been planning to team up for Loomis Fargo, but now the film has lost its title and one of the stars, as Carrey has been forced out due to scheduling problems. However his replacement is already being lined up as 
Owen Wilson is picking himself up from a disappointing first weekend at the US box office for his comedy, The Internship, by signing up to star in Loomis Fargo (which may be in the process of changing its name), alongside Jim Carrey.
Jim Carrey has recently been shooting a cameo as Colonel Stars in Kick-Ass 2, which he’s hoping will give his career a bit of a boost. Now he’s mulling starring in a film called Loomis Fargo, about one of the biggest heists in US history, according to TheWrap.
Jared Hess’ career so far hasn’t really lived up to the promise of Napoleon Dynamite, with the director’s last movie, Gentleman Broncos, completely flopping. However he’s now returning and it seems he wants to go a bit more mainstream as