For a few years now a sequel to Blade Runner has been in the works, which had the backing of both Harrison Ford and Ridley Scott. While Scott was attached to direct at one point, he’ll now only produce, with Denis Villeneuve helming.
Ryan Gosling has also been attached to star for quite a while, but it now seems they’re ready to move the project forwards, with THR reporting that Robin Wright is in final talks for a key role in the movie. There’s no info on the plot, although there are apparently three key female roles, with Wright nabbing on of them. Ford will also be back as Rick Deckard.
Wright’s involvement was dependent on her schedule, as she’s shooting Wonder Woman now, and also has the next season of House Of Cards to squeeze in. However, it looks like they’ve sorted things out and she will be ready to shoot the Blade Runner sequel when it starts filming in July.
TBWA Paris and Inter-LGBT France have teamed up to create the very short but very effective film, Le Parcours (The Course). As the title suggests, it’s about an obstacle course, but this is a metaphorical one looking at the difficulties faced by many LGBT people around the world.
TLA Releasing should be bringing us the film Steel later this year, but in the meantime they’ve released a trailer for gay-themed movie. You can take a look at it below.
As we reported last September, the official Chinese censors had approved the first gay-themed film to officially allowed a release in the country – Seek McCartney (which is going by the name Looking For Rohmer on its international releases). The movie is now preparing for its Chinese release, and to mark that, you can watch the trailer below.
Brits may be a bit confused about why a film called Mother’s Day is reaching cinemas over here until June, but it’s because Americans have a different Mother’s Day to us, so they’re getting the film in April, and we might as well wait until June. The movie itself is another Garry Marshall ensemble tale (after Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve).
In just a week, Part 1 of the first episode of Season 3 of Tough Love has had over 10k views on Vimeo, which means there’s plenty of people out there waiting to find out what happens next. When we left them, Blaire was in the midst of discovering the ex-girlfriend she wants back has found someone new.
It’s back into the world of The Benefits Of Gusbandry with Episode 5 of the entertaining gay-themed web series. After getting over the initial confusion over what their relationship was going to be, newly minted gay and straight BFFs Jackie and River have swapped places in the dating world and looked back on their ‘gateway gays’, so what’s next?
Vice Media has released a great little documentary called American Obsession: Sailor Moon, which focuses on the LGBT-side of the beloved Japanese anime series.
They’ve sure taken a long time to bring us Warcraft: The Beginning. The film shot almost two years ago, but as this trailer shows, the reason for that is that it needed an awful lot of post-production and special effects work to create a convincing fantasy world, which wouldn’t seeming lacking in comparison the Peter Jackson’s take on Middle Earth.
Synopsis: ‘In Disney’s “Alice Through the Looking Glass,” an all-new spectacular adventure featuring the unforgettable characters from Lewis Carroll’s beloved stories, Alice returns to the whimsical world of Underland and travels back in time to save the Mad Hatter. Directed by James Bobin, who brings his own unique vision to the spectacular world Tim Burton created on screen in 2010 with “Alice in Wonderland,” the film is written by Linda Woolverton based on characters created by Lewis Carroll and produced by Joe Roth, Suzanne Todd and Jennifer Todd and Tim Burton with John G. Scotti serving as executive producer.