Johnny Depp's Biggie Smalls Movie 'City Of Lies' Pulled From Release Calendar
City of Lies, in which Depp stars opposite Forest Whitaker, has been officially yanked from its release date. Is this movie doomed?
Read MoreCity of Lies, in which Depp stars opposite Forest Whitaker, has been officially yanked from its release date. Is this movie doomed?
Read MoreIn the City of Lies trailer, Johnny Depp and Forest Whitaker star as a detective and reporter, respectively, who try to crack one of LA's most notorious unsolved cases: the murder of rapper Biggie Smalls.
Read MoreLabyrinth stars Johnny Depp as the detective who investigated the murders of Biggie and Tupac. Learn more about the Forest Whitaker Labyrinth casting.
Read MoreIn Labyrinth, Johnn Depp will play Russell Poole, the detective who investigated the murders of Biggie and Tupac. Learn more about the Johnn Depp project.
Read MoreBryan Cranston will star in The Infiltrator, about a federal agent who goes undercover. Brad Furman (The Lincoln Lawyer) is directing.
Read MoreBen Affleck and Justin Timberlake are two of the most famous male celebrities going today. The former is an Oscar-winning director, screenwriter and the newly minted Batman. The latter is a multi-platinum recording artist currently on a sold out tour and recent recipient of MTV's prestigious Video Vanguard award. Knowing all that, their first collaboration,…
Read MoreA couple of years ago, The Lincoln Lawyer helmer Brad Furman became the latest in a long string of directors to try and bring the Pablo Escobar story to life. We haven't heard much about The Ballad of Pablo Escobar since then, but some recent movement suggests that it could be making some big steps…
Read MoreWhen a college student loses everything playing online poker, he believes he's been cheated and hunts down the man responsible. That's the just the start of Brad Furman's Runner Runner, which stars Justin Timberlake in the student role and Ben Affleck as the cheater. The two men team up, and before you know it, Timberlake's…
Read MoreThough Fast and Furious fans are excited to be getting a new film soon, many took a moment of silence this week for Justin Lin's departure from the series. The director of the third, fourth, fifth and now sixth installments recently revealed that he wouldn't return for Fast and Furious 7. Universal wants to rush it…
Read MoreThe life of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar is something that more than one filmmaker has attempted to capture in the past few years. But with respect to dramatic portrayals, none have succeeded. Oliver Stone and Joe Carnahan both tried to mount productions (Escobar and Killing Pablo, respectively) and both failed. Now Brad Furman, who…
Read MoreFresh from the Governor's office in California, Arnold Schwarzenegger jumped into the 'y'know, for kids!' silliness of The Governator animated series, and is already slated to return to The Terminator franchise. But his talk about wanting to find roles more appropriate to an aging action hero was evidently not just talk. Before he makes The…
Read MoreI knew it wouldn't be long before we saw Darren Aronofsky back at it again, even if it is only in a producer capacity. Just as the filmmaker had decided to take a break from unleashing upon the world another punishing portrayal of psychological strife and human misery -- he's directing The Wolverine, shooting this…
Read MoreLionsgate Films have released a second movie trailer for The Take director Brad Furman's big screen adaptation of author Michael Connelly's novel The Lincoln Lawyer. The film stars Matthew McConaughey as a lawyer who "conducts business from the back of his Lincoln town car while representing a high-profile client in Beverly Hills." The movie co-stars…
Read MoreThis morning, if someone said "You're going to be reading movie news about two films with the word "Lincoln" in the title today," you would have laughed in their face. However, hot off the heels of the big news about Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, we've now got your first look at footage from The Lincoln Lawyer.…
Read MoreI didn't have much doubt that a distributor would quickly move on Sylvain Chomet's The Illusionist. (Refer back to our previous articles detailing the film, which has origins in an unproduced screenplay by the great Jacques Tati and features a character very much designed after Tati.) In fact, I didn't have much doubt that it…
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