James Franco, Kate Hudson and Omar Sy have all signed up to go a little bit Shallow Grave in the upcoming thriller Good People, which Henrik Ruben Genz is set to direct, according to Deadline.
Based on Marcus Sakey’s novel, the film follows an American couple who fall into deep debt while renovating a house in London. They discover 200,000 pounds hidden away in the downstairs apartment after their tenant passes away. Inevitably, the decision to take the money leads to very bad things happening. The title refers to the fact they are good people led to do the wrong thing.
Kelly Masterson, Paul Grellong, and Christina Hodson wrote the script. Henrik Ruben Genz is directing what will be his second feature film after 2010’s Terribly Happy. Shooting beings at the end of May in London.
Shia LaBeouf may have said he’s done with Hollywood movies, but that doesn’t mean he’s completely eschewing commercial filmmaking, as he’s now in talks to star in Spy’s Kid (which thankfully has nothing to do with Spy Kids) alongside Robert de Niro, according to 
Viola Davis scored a big hit with The Help, but we haven’t seen too much of her since then, especially as her recent movie, Beautiful Creatures, bombed at the box office. Later this year we’ll see her in The Disappearance Of Eleanor Rigby, Ender’s Game and Prisoners. Now she’s lined up another film, as 
Chadwick Boseman’s star has risen significantly in the last couple of weeks, thanks to his lead role as Jackie Robinson in 42. Now he’s got a new part, and he’s sticking with sports, as 
In the last few years it’s felt like Tom Cruise’s ‘king of the A-list’ crown has started to wobble, with audiences only really seeming to want to see him in Mission: Impossible movies. However it appears they don’t mind him in a bit of sci-fi either, as Oblivion has opened to a pretty good $38 million, Cruise’s highest non Mission: Impossible debut since War Of The Worlds (and his fifth highest ever).
The idea of remaking The Crow has had a trouble history, with the likes of Bradley Cooper, Mark Wahlberg, James McAvoy and Channing Tatum attached to star at various time, and various directors also coming and going, before F. Javier Gutierrez signed up to make the movie.