The Coen Brothers seems to want to fill every role in their upcoming Hail Caesar with a well-known face, as they’ve already got the likes of George Clooney, Josh Brolin, Channing Tatum, Ralph Fiennes and Tilda Swinton, and now Variety reports that Scarlett Johansson and Jonah Hill are in talks to join them.
The 1950s set story is about a Hollywood fixer called Eddie Mannix, who works for the movie studios to help their major stars from avoiding scandals and to keep their dirty laundry under cover.
It’s now known who Jonah Hill will play, but Scarlett Johansson is playing an actress who becomes pregnant just before her latest film is about to start production. It works out as good timing for the actress, as she is pregnant herself, but as with several of the other roles in Hail Caesar!, it’s a relatively small part, so she’ll have plenty of time to complete it before she’s due to give birth.
Shooting on Hail Caesar! is set to start in a couple of months time.
Tomorrow is the opening of LA’s Outfest, arguably the biggest LGBT film festival in the world, and the movie chosen for the first night is Life Partners, which features a great cast including the likes of Leighton Meester, Gillian Jacobs, Adam Brody, Beth Dover, Gabourey Sidibe, Greer Grammer, Mark Feuerstein, and SNL’s Kate McKinnon and Abby Elliott.
The documentary Age Of Consent premiered back in March at London’s BFI Flare Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, and now it’s set to make its NYC debut on 
I presume that when the producers are thinking of bringing a new male character into TV’s Arrow, the top of the list when it comes to casting is that they must being very good looking. They’re certainly keeping with that for Season 3, as the likes of Stephen Amell, Colton Haynes and David Ramsey, will be joined by Superman Returns star Brandon Routh.
Marvel’s massively anticipated Guardians Of The Galaxy hits UK cinemas on July 31st, but if you’re very lucky you won’t have to wait until then, as we’ve got a great prize in this awesome competition – a pair of tickets to a special preview screen in central London on July 23rd. That would mean you’d get to watch it a week and a half early for free!
One of this winter’s most intriguing films is Exodus: Gods And Kings, which is a big gamble for both Fox and 20th Century Fox. They are hoping that with Gladiator director Ridley Scott directing and legions of religious folks who may be interested in film about Moses, it will be a hit. However historical epics of this sort are often tough sells.
After decent reports for its film festival screenings, the thriller Felony is now in the run up to its cinema release. While it doesn’t appear firm UK or US dates are set yet, it’s out in Australia on August 28th.
It’s only a few weeks until we can see whether Marvel’s slight gamble with Guardians Of The Galaxy will pay off – and if the evidence of this extended promo is anything to go by, it’s going to do very well indeed.
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Ridley Scott must feel that after helming his upcoming epic, Exodus, Biblical dramas are a good bet, as he’s partnering once more with 20th Century Fox and Chernin Entertainment for a movie about King David, according to