Here’s a new look at Nicholas Stoller’s upcoming “Get Him To The Greek,” starring Russell Brand, Jonah Hill and P.Diddy. The film is somewhat of a spin-off for Brand’s British rocker character from “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” and centers on a young record executive (Hill) who must escort said rocker to a gig.
Dreamworks have picked up the rights to Scott W. Cohen’s “Eat, Sleep, Poop: A Common Sense Guide to Your Baby’s First Year” for development into a feature comedy. The book is described a common sense guide for parents with newborns interwoven with Cohen’s own experiences with raising his child. “Four Christmases” scribes Matt Allen and Caleb Wilson will adapt.
An update from Michael ‘Boom’ Bay on the third ‘Transformers’ film: “Busy scouting – Chicago, Detroit, and Washington D.C. for Transformers last week. Things are going well. The script is feeling very different from the other two.” Soldier on.
Kristina Anapau is the latest to join the cast of Darren Aronofsky’s “Black Swan.” The actress will play another ballet rival to Natalie Portman’s protagonist.
Anne Hathaway will get up early and announce the Oscar nominees at a 5.30am conference Tuesday, the 2nd of February.
Miley Cyrus and Demi Moore are set to lead Lisa Azuelos-Alessandrin’s remake of French film “LOL: Laughing Out Loud” about a mother and daughter with relationship problems. GTFO.
Zac Efron has two projects on the horizon that will try help rid his teen-star image. One is a spy-actioner by Marvel writer Brian Michael Bendis called “Fire” and centers on an agency recruit who finds he is being trained as an expendable actor agent while the second is a merge of two scripts being described as “Back To The Future”-esque.
Orlando Bloom is trying to talk himself into a return as Legolas in Guillermo Del Toro’s “The Hobbit.” Nice try.