When he made Gran Torino, Clint Eastwood suggested that would be his last on-screen role, but now he’s coming back with Trouble With The Curve, which is longtime producer Robert Lorenz is directing. The first images from the film have now been released via EW, which feature Eastwood alongside Amy Adam and Justine Timberlake.
Clint Eastwood stars as a veteran baseball scout, who attempts to bond with his daughter (Adams) by taking her on his last recruiting trip. Director Robert Lorenz had to say about the character, “He gets his chance to prove whether he still has value as a scout and as a dad. They’re having trouble communicating. They always have, and now they’ve come to a point in the relationship where it’s either going to change or it’s not. He needs a little help, and she decides it’s worth the effort.”
Screen Gems’ planned remake of About Last Night is quickly turning into a bit of a Think Like a Man reunion, with Michael Ealy and Regina Hall circling roles in the production, according to 
There have been big gaps in Kimberley Peirce CV, with her first film, Boys Don’t Cry coming in 1999, then nothing until Stop Loss in 2008 and we’ll getting her latest movie, a remake of Carrie, next year. She’s hoping there won’t be as big a gap until her follow-up, as she’s already signed up for a remake of the French thriller With a Friend Like Harry.
Ridley Scott and Steven Zaillian are teaming up to produce a do-over of the 2003 BBC pseudo-documentary The Day Britain Stopped, with 20th Century Fox set to back the movie, according to 
Transamerica and It’s A Boy Girl Thing star Kevin Zegers has joined the cast of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones for director Harald Zwart, based on Cassandra Clare’s bestselling young adult novel. And even better, the hot young star is set to play gay in the film. The news hasn’t been officially announced yet, but 
Lionsgate has picked up rights to Jack Finney’s illustrated novel Time and Again with Doug Liman set to helm and produce. Many people have tried to bring the book to the screen since it was published in 1970, but it’s always stayed trapped in development hell. Liman is now hoping he can pull it out, according to 
