He may not have had much luck with Green Lantern this year, but director Martin Campbell isn’t letting that get him down, as Deadline reports that he’s in early discussions to direct a film version of the the 1980s TV show, The Fall Guy.
It’s almost surprisingly this one hasn’t been up for a do-over before really, considering Hollywood’s love of turning pretty much every show from the 70s and 80s inro a movie. The Fall Guy originally ran from 1981 to 1986 and starred Lee Majors as a Hollywood stuntman who moonlights as a bounty hunter. It’s a fairly basic set-up, but hopefully they’ll be able to make something worthwhile out of it (don’t hold your breath though).
X-Men: First Class writers Ashley Miller and Zack Stentz are writing the screenplay, with Walter F. Parkes producing.
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Until last week the cast of the magician comedy Burt Wonderstone consisted of just Steve Carell, but a few days ago Jim Carrey came onboard and since then the other roles have been filling up fast, with 
There’s no doubt that Tarantino has a talent for attracting great casts to his projects, and that’s certainly true of his upcoming Django Unchained, which has now added Anthony LaPaglia (Without A Trace) to its ever more impressive roster. 
The Coen Brothers are incredibly busy casting their next movie, with barely a day going by without a new name added to the list. Now 
What’s better than one David Tennant? Well, if you’re a fan, two of him! Although 2009’s semi-improvised Nativity, starring Martin Freeman and Ashley Jensen, wasn’t the biggest hit ever, it did well enough to warrant a sequel, which recently started shooting.
There have been reports Sam Mendes wants to emphasise dialgue-rich drama over action in the next Bond movie, and while it’s uncertain how much truth there is in that (probably not too much), he certainly seems to be getting a strong cast together, with the likes of Ralph Fiennes, Javier Bardem and Naomie Harris reportedly appearing alongside regulars Daniel Craig and Judi Dench.
Roman Coppola may have been busy busy as a second unit director for his father Francis, sister Sofia and friend Wes Anderson, but a decade ago it seemed he was a promising director in his own right. He released CQ in 2001, but we haven’t had anything from him since.
The Coen Brothers upcoming movie, Inside Llewyn Davis may be surrounded by a little bit of mystery, but it’s certainly attracting a decent cast, with Carey Mulligan and Oscar Isaac already on board, and now it appears the auteur duo have offered another one of the lead roles to Justin Timberlake, according to 
It’s not often that you get a poster for a movie at the same time the cast is announced, but that’s happened with Killing Season, which came up with the image and announcement ahead of trying to get sales at the American Film Market this week. 
As expected, Puss In Boots shot to the top of the US box office, taking a Halloween record of $34.0 million. That may be the best the scary holiday has ever managed, but it’s not particularly stunning for Dreamworks Animation, especially as this is a spin-off from the Shrek franchise.