• 'Miss Bala' Director Gerardo Naranjo Replaces Joe Carnahan On 'Death Wish'

    Paramount and MGM's long-gestating Death Wish remake suffered another setback last month when The Grey director Joe Carnahan dropped out, one year after he initially boarded. But like it has so many times before, the project has managed to bounce back. A new report indicates that Miss Bala Gerardo Naranjo is now in talks to…

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  • Joe Carnahan Drops 'Death Wish', Eyes Tony Scott's 'Narco Sub'

    Joe Carnahan has been adding projects to his slate left and right since 2011's The Grey, but he's now dropped one of them from his schedule. The filmmaker has abruptly exited Death Wish, Paramount / MGM's remake of the 1974 thriller starring Charles Bronson. That doesn't mean his slate is getting any less crowded, though.…

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  • Frank Grillo Says Joe Carnahan's 'Death Wish' Is About Two Brothers

    One bit of Death Wish trivia known to those who've read a lot about the film's early development is that Sidney Lumet was originally looking at adapting the Brian Garfield novel that Michael Winner eventually turned into the film starring Charles Bronson. Lumet was looking at casting Jack Lemmon in the role of accountant Paul…

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  • Joe Carnahan To Write And Direct 'Death Wish' Remake

    I'm not sure what to make of this. Only hours after Joe Carnahan reasserted himself with the release of The Grey (my positive review is here), the director was announced as the writer and director of a remake of Death Wish. Originally released in 1974, Michael Winner's Death Wish is a pretty slight film that…

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  • Page 2

    What is Page 2? Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included 26 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness. If…

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  • Sylvester Stallone's Death Wish

    I once lived in a party house with a huge pastel painting on the wall featuring famous men with famous mustaches. For some reason, Charles Bronson and Salvador Dali were the most prominent. Over cereal and beer each morning, I came to hold the former mustachioed legend in the highest regard and thus began to…

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  • Sylvester Stallone's Death Wish Remake

    Just got back from LA, and caught the super special screening of There Will Be Blood last night in San Francisco (more on that later). But for right now I'm going to attempt to catch up on some of the news items I missed in the last 24 hours. First up... Sylvester Stallone is going…

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