Chris Pine hasn’t had a huge amount of luck outside the Star Trek franchise, with the likes of This Means War and Jack Ryan failing to find success at the cinema. However he’ll hoping for better with The Line, as THR reports he’s set to headline the thriller for director David Gordon Green.
The movie is about a patrol agent (Pine) whose begins to spiral out of control after his wife and son die. He reluctantly ends up having to look after a young child who was orphaned when a criminal cartel killed his parents. Pine’s character is forced to go on the run to protect the boy, after he realises he has enemies on both sides of the law.
David Gordon Green is directing from a script by Sang-kyung Kim (The Walking Dead).
Back in September is was revealed that Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill were writing an R-rated animated comedy called Sausage Party. However at that point it wasn’t clear if either would have voice roles, but now it’s been confirmed we will indeed hear them both, as well as their This Is the End co-stars James Franco, Michael Cera and David Krumholtz, along with Kristen Wiig, Edward Norton and Nick Kroll.
Last June it was revealed that Fox was developing a movie based on the Choose Your Own Adventure novels. Many people will remember them as books where you got to choose where the story would go by picking an option and turning to that page.
It’s still a couple of months until Captain America: The Winter Soldier is being released, but Marvel must be confident it’s going to be a success. It’s not that surprising that Marvel is already thinking about Captain America 3, but it certainly suggests they reckon the second instalment is shaping up to be good as they’ve already attached to directors of Winter Soldier, Joe and Anthony Russo, to helm.
Benedict Cumberbatch appears to want to do something mountainous. He was attached to Guillermo Del Toro’s Crimson Peak but ended up backing out of that, however now he’s going to be scaling the indie thriller Blood Mountain instead, according to 
Justin Lin has mainly worked with Universal on the Fast & Furious franchise and also has a first-look deal there. However he’s stretching his wings as Fox has picked up the rights to the live-action family adventure Toymageddon for Lin to produce, according to 
2012 was supposed to be the year gay men took over US TV, but both The New Normal and Partners failed to make it past a short first season. Now it’s the ladies’ turn, as 
Warner Bros. needs to make up its mind. In December 2011 it cancelled the movie Arthur & Lancelot shortly before it was due to shooting over budget concerns – and as a result the likes of Kit Harington and Joel Kinnaman were out of a job. However now it’s planning not just one Arthurian movie, but potentially six of them.