Last year two movies called Chef were in development. While Job Favreau’s one is now in cinemas, the other Chef, which is due to star Bradley Cooper, is still in the works, although it’s cast has now grown as Irish actor Sam Keeley has signed on to star.
Omar Sy and Sienna Miller will also star in the film, which is about Adam Jones (Bradley Cooper), a Paris chef who throws his career away because of his hard-partying lifestyle. After the talented chef sobers up, he assembles a crew to put together the best restaurant in the world, in the hope of gaining the rare and highly-coveted three-star Michelin rating.
Keeley will play David, a chef recruited by Adam for his new restaurant, who ends up taking in his new boss when he needs a new place to live.
The up and coming Keeley was previously seen in This Must Be the Place and What Richard Did (which was also the launching pad for (Transformers 2 stars Jack Reynor), and will be in the upcoming Monsters: Dark Continent and Ron Howard’s Heart of the Sea.
A couple of days ago the first pic arrived on Henry Cavill on the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice set arrived, but that wasn’t from the studio, it was released in support Royal Marines Charitable Trust Fund.
After Horrible Bosses became a hit, it didn’t take long for a sequel to be put into the works. It’s taken a couple of year for it to come to fruition, but now it’s on its way and the trailer has arrived, which you can watch below.
There’s a 15 year gaps between Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, during which time mankind has been decimated by a terrible virus, leaving room for Caesar and his enhanced-ape army to lay the seeds of their own civilisation.
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When we first posted this story, it was all about how Tina Few had signed up to produce and possibly star in a sequel to 1993’s Hocus Pocus – but now we’ve had to update it as her representatives have stepped forward to say, “Tina is not developing a sequel to 
The new gay-themed short film Narcissist is currently doing the film festival rounds, but if you want to get a taste of director Eric Casaccio’s 17-minute flick, you can watch the moody trailer below.
We’re a bit behind with this one, as the gay-themed web series Tough Love has just released the fifth episode of season two, but as each ep is relatively short, it’s easy to catch up with this fun look at life for two 20-somethings ‘from New York’s third-coolest borough’.
We’re presuming that Disney spent all of its money for Maleficent clothing on the Angelina Jolie.While Kristin Chenoweth’s version above looks pretty cool = and gives us our look at her as the character in the upcoming Disney Channel movie The Descendants – she does slightly look like she got the eBay knock-off costume.
Now that most of the biggest movies of the summer are in cinemas the studios can turn their attention to their major winter offerings, and few are bigger or more of a gamble than Fox’s $200 million dollar take on the talk of Moses, Exodus: Gods and Kings.