Bryan Cranston And Annette Bening Will Scam The Lottery In 'Jerry And Marge Go Large' On Paramount+
Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening will star in Jerry and Marge Go Large, a true crime story coming to the Paramount+ streaming service.
Read MoreBryan Cranston and Annette Bening will star in Jerry and Marge Go Large, a true crime story coming to the Paramount+ streaming service.
Read More20th Century Studios has released the first Death on the Nile trailer for Kenneth Branagh's whodunnit mystery follow-up to Murder on the Orient Express.
Read MoreAnnette Bening is in talks to join the Death on the Nile cast for director Kenneth Branagh.
Read MoreIn /Film's Georgetown review, Christoph Waltz makes his directorial debut with an adaptation of a real-life Washington, D.C. scandal that is a snooze.
Read MoreWe've rounded-up a whole bunch of Captain Marvel news for you, dear readers. You're welcome.
Read MoreAfter being kept a mystery for months, Annette Benning's character in the upcoming Marvel solo film is revealed in the new Captain Marvel clip.
Read MoreRead our The Report review from the 2019 Sundance Film Festival to find out what makes Scott Z. Burns' directorial debut a must-see.
Read MoreCheck out a large number of Captain Marvel character posters, featuring practically every character in the movie, including Captain Marvel's cat.
Read MoreHere's everything we know about the Captain Marvel Annette Bening casting, which brings the legendary actress into the MCU.
Read MoreIn our The Seagull review, we discuss how Michael Mayer's enthusiastic adaptation of the Anton Chekhov play fails to live up to the heights of its incredibly charismatic cast led by Annette Bening and Saoirse Ronan.
Read MoreAnnette Bening stars as Oscar-winning actress Gloria Grahame in the Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool trailer opposite a younger lover played by Jamie Bell.
Read MoreWatch the 20th Century Women trailer. Annette Bening, Greta Gerwig, Elle Fanning, Billy Crudup, and Lucas Jade Zumann star in Mike Milles' new movie.
Read MoreWatch the 20th Century Women teaser trailer. Mike Mills' new film stars Annette Bening, Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig, and Billy Crudup.
Read MoreWe're all used to seeing serums and scrubs that promise to shrink the size of pores. But do they actually do anything?
Read MoreBriefly: Recent best director Oscar winner Michel Hazanavicius, who won for The Artist, is directing The Artist star Bérénice Bejo and Annette Bening in his upcoming film The Search. The film, which Hazanavicus wrote based on the 1948 film of the same name, is about "an NGO worker who forms a special relationship with a young boy in…
Read MoreIt would've been easy for Kristen Wiig to keep riding the Bridesmaids train with a sequel. Lord knows Universal would've been happy if she did. But instead, the Saturday Night Live alum took the road less traveled with a string of indies, including her passion project Girl Most Likely (formerly Imogene). Directed by American Splendor's Shari…
Read MoreNot all child actors transition easily into more grown-up roles, but Elle Fanning looks like an exception to the rule. The younger Fanning sister has been acting since her toddler years, and in recent years has been a standout presence in films like Somewhere, Super 8, and We Bought a Zoo. She tackles slightly more…
Read MoreWriter/director Sally Potter takes her time, with only six features released after her 1983 debut, The Gold Diggers. Her 1992 movie Orlando helped push Tilda Swinton from the Derek Jarman coterie into the larger indie movie world, but Potter's own films since have sat pretty firmly on the fringes of art house territory. Will Ginger…
Read MoreAlthough Christina Hendricks has played modern or even futuristic characters throughout her career, there's no question that she's best known for her portrayal of '60s office manager Joan Harris (née Holloway) on Mad Men. Perhaps that success is why she's in talks to return to the era for Sally Potter's period film Bomb, where she'll star…
Read MoreKristen Wiig has been trying to get the dark comedy Imogene off the ground for a few years now, but it wasn't until she found huge success in this spring's Bridesmaids that things really started to pick up with her passion project. Now Imogene is shooting in various locations throughout the U.S. with American Splendor…
Read MoreWarren Beatty's return to acting and directing is no small thing, especially since he has chosen to tackle Howard Hughes as the subject of his next film. The currently untitled project will star Beatty, who also wrote, and is reportedly about “an affair [Hughes] had with a young woman in the later years of his…
Read MoreHere's a lovers and spouses collection of casting news, leading off with a nice change of pace report of an actor being cast as the 'love interest' for a major actress, rather than the other way around. After the break you'll find: Matt Dillon will woo Anette Bening in Imogene, The Killing actress Mireille Enos…
Read MoreWe've got a diverse set of projects on which to report in this latest casting break: a political prestige project, a more routine-sounding thriller, and a dark comedy with quite a good pedigree. After the break, you'll find: Brit Marling seems to have settled on Robert Redford's The Company You Keep as her next big…
Read MoreGlee star Darren Criss has landed a part in Imogene, a dark comedy by American Splendor directors Shari Springer Bergman and Robert Pulcini. The Michelle Morgan-penned script revolves around a New York playwright (Kristen Wiig) who fakes a suicide in order to get her ex-boyfriend's attention. Instead of winning him back, however, she winds up…
Read MoreJennifer Lawrence is reportedly leading the pack of actresses vying for David O. Russell's The Silver Linings Playbook, ahead of the likes of seemingly every rising (or recently risen) starlet in town. Elizabeth Banks, Kirsten Dunst, Blake Lively, Rooney Mara, Rachel McAdams, Andrea Riseborough, and Olivia Wilde were all among Lawrence's competitors for the part. If…
Read MoreLast month, Nicole Kidman came in as a replacement for Sofia Vergara on The Paperboy, after Vergara and Tobey Maguire dropped out of the project due to scheduling issues. Now, a new actor has stepped up to fill Maguire's role: John Cusack. Based on a 1955 novel by Pete Doctor, The Paperboy follows a reporter and his…
Read MoreBriefly: We just heard a few days ago that Warren Beatty will be working with Paramount to make a new, as-yet untitled comedy. He wrote and will direct, produce and star in the film. Now Deadline says that he will be playing famously reclusive billionaire and (later in life) total weirdo Howard Hughes. The site…
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