As part of their celebration celebrating the studio’s 100th anniversary Paramount Pictures invited 116 Hollywood stars for a special get together and photoshoot to commemorate the event.
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Movies.com shares the first look at Angelina Jolie as the title character in Maleficent, the live-action film version of Sleeping Beauty presented from the villain’s point of view due to be released next Spring
Variety is reporting that director Ivan Reitman‘s next project will be a time traveling adventure about a teacher and his students entitled Field Trip
Deadline is reporting that India-based animation house DQ Entertainment Ireland Ltd. has set their sites on a 3D stereoscopic version of Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book
Adapted from the book by Mickey Rapkin (who spent a season covering competitive collegiate a cappella) Pitch Perfect looks to cash-in on the Glee phenomenon with a little of the self-referential humor found in films like Bring It On and Fired Up! The film follows an all female a capella group working their way to the championships. Anna Kendrick, Alexis Knapp, Brittany Snow, Elizabeth Banks, Rebel Wilson, Anna Camp, Skylar Astin, Freddie Stroma, and John Michael Higgins star. The film opens in theaters everywhere on October 5th.
Indiewire broke the news in an interview with Ethan Hawke that the actor will reunite with actress Julie Delpy and writer/director Richard Linklater for another follow-up to Before Sunrise
Deadline is reporting Chuck star Yvonne Strahovski has signed-on for a recurring role in Dexter‘s upcoming seventh season
CinemaBlend interviewed director Adam Shankman about bringing Rock of Ages to the big screen
E! Online is reporting that Psych will reunite Clue stars Christopher Lloyd, Lesley Ann Warren and Martin Mull for an episode next season
Variety is reporting film producer Kathleen Kennedy will join George Lucas as a co-chairmen of Lucasfilm paving the way for Lucas to pursue his desire to make small budget and hobby films
Deadline is reporting that the American Federation Of Musicians are none to happy that Marvel Studios chose to score The Avengers overseas
