Wes Anderson’s latest project is “The Grand Budapest Hotel”. Having a look at the cast, it seems that he may have gathered his most elaborate and extensive collection of faces so far. He’s taken from a good mix of past films here, and introduced some entirely new actors too. Some Read More

The title of Woody Allen’s latest release has finally been revealed as the project starts to become a little more palpable. 2013’s release is Blue Jasmine… At the same time, the full cast has been let out, as well as the much-awaited plotline. The workaholic’s previous film — a downbeat Read More

Watching the trailer to Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master actually led me to the discovery of Spike Jonze’ next feature, simply titled Her – I’d Googled Joaquin Phoenix out of curiosity because his work with Anderson looked like it might be his most strange and experimental yet – which is Read More

It’s been close to 30 years since Robert De Niro took the lead in Scorsese’s The King of Comedy – while Rupert Pupkin, the stalker/kidnapper stand-up comedian still burns strong in the minds of De Niro’s fans. But The Comedian will place De Niro back on that stage, as Jackie Read More

Sean Penn recently showcased his unbelievable acting skills as Cheyenne in Sorrentino’s This Must Be The Place, but it has been five years since he last took on the director’s role and it seems like he’s doing it now with two films set to be released in 2013. The Comedian Read More

Maybe you’ve heard, maybe you haven’t. But scraps of information regarding Tony Kaye’s new feature is certainly something to get excited about. Following his artsy philosophically-charged look into the life of a substitute teacher in Detachment, comes Attachment, an upcoming film which, despite the name, has absolutely nothing to do Read More

It’s usually safe to presume that James Franco will be found in the midst of something interesting. Currently, his busy schedule includes captaining the development of Cormac McCarthy’s critically acclaimed novel “Child of God”. Writer (screenplay), director and actor, this is almost entirely his own. The original source, McCarthy’s novel, Read More

It hasn’t been long since Steve McQueen last collaborated with Michael Fassbender in the director’s previous film, Shame. Before that, the actor had taken the lead role in Hunger – McQueen’s debut picture dealing with Irish Republican Bobby Sands and the hunger strike in Northern Ireland. This is why it Read More

Jordan Belfort’s memoir, outlining his days as a New York stockbroker, his party-hard mentality, his rise and fall on Wall Street and his refusal to cooperate in a securities fraud case, is set to be developed into a movie by Red Granite pictures. This is newsworthy stuff because Martin Scorsese Read More