'The Suicide Squad' Producer Charles Roven On How James Gunn Boarded The Supervillain Sequel [Interview]
In our The Suicide Squad Charles Roven interview, the producer tells us about how they got James Gunn on board for the sequel.
Read MoreIn our The Suicide Squad Charles Roven interview, the producer tells us about how they got James Gunn on board for the sequel.
Read MoreIn this edition, watch a Wonder Woman featurette looking at the female talent behind the camera, James McAvoy does Great British Bake-Off, and more.
Read MoreJustice League reshoots that drastically changed the film, according to the cast. Learn about Willem Dafoe's deleted scenes & more scenes involving Cyborg.
Read MoreJustice League producer Charles Roven says he would be fine with making a Martian Manhunter movie. No word on where exactly the film would fall in the DCEU.
Read MoreProducer Charles Roven has revealed the ratio of Joss Whedon's Justice League reshoots to what original director Zack Snyder shot.
Read MoreProducer Charles Roven was asked whether or not there would be a Wonder Woman credits scene when the film arrives on June 2. What did he have to say?
Read MoreRead my Justice League Set Visit report to learn how Justice League is different from Batman V Superman and how Ezra Miller's Flash will steal the movie.
Read MoreMore Batman v Superman fallout has been revealed with producer Charles Roven opting to only executive produce future DC Comics movies in the works.
Read MoreZack Snyder and Henry Cavill discuss the possibility of another solo Superman movie after Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Read MoreBatman v Superman producer Charles Roven says we won't see DC movies rated R, despite Fox's Deadpool success: "I’m not seeing any real reason to change."
Read MoreZack Snyder explains how the DC movie universe was only created after the idea for Batman V Superman was solidified. Learn how it all came together.
Read MoreProducer Charles Roven dishes on the Suicide Squad PG-13 rating, Jared Leto's Method antics, and more. Suicide Squad opens summer 2016.
Read MoreMichael Keaton would play Batman again under one condition. Plus, he talks the third film and more. Read the Michael Keaton Batman Forever quote here.
Read MoreTwelve episodes of a 12 Monkeys TV show are coming to the Syfy network in 2015. Aaron Stanford of Nikita and X-Men is starring. Charles Roven produces.
Read MoreLegendary and Universal Pictures have announced the cast of the big screen adaptation of Warcraft. Find out the details after the jump. Universal Pictures has revealed they have closed deals with Ben Foster, Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, Toby Kebbell, and Rob Kazinsky and are in final stages of negotiation with Dominic Cooper to star in…
Read MoreOver the weekend I was in San Francisco doing interviews at the junket for Pacific Rim. At the roundtable interviews we were graced with the presence of Legendary Pictures head Thomas Tull, and he was asked if the World of Warcraft movie was going to begin production in early 2014 as producer Charles Roven told us…
Read MoreChristopher Nolan and David Goyer aren't the only people involved with Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises and Man of Steel. Producer Charles Roven has been along for the long superhero ride, too. Roven, who produced all those films along with Three Kings, Twelve Monkeys and others, is one of the unheralded architects…
Read MoreAs superhero nation flocks to theaters this weekend to see Man of Steel, everyone is going to be talking about what's next. How is Warner Bros. going to continue expanding the DC Universe? What bits of this film foreshadow that expansion? And what steps will be taken to eventually get to the Justice League? None…
Read MoreBriefly: Late in January of this year, Duncan Jones (Moon, Source Code) was announced as director of the long-in-development film based on Blizzard's game world seen in titles like World of Warcraft. Unsurprisingly, news on further developments has been slow in coming as Jones and the films producers craft a plan for the film. At the…
Read MoreAtlas Entertainment co-founder Charles Roven put his weight behind such comic book adaptations as Zack Snyder's Man of Steel and Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, and it seems he's not done with the graphic novel format yet. Roven and Atlas Entertainment colleague Alex Gartner have just acquired the movie rights to Langley High, an upcoming book conceived by…
Read MoreKathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal's political action thriller Triple Frontier, which has Tom Hanks set to star, is one of the more promising films that might roll film this year. It takes place in the so-called 'triple frontier' where the borders of Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil intersect, which is reportedly a gangland haven and source…
Read MoreChristopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Rises is edging toward production, and just after that Zack Snyder's new Superman will be going before cameras. There are a great many lingering questions about both films, and it will be some time before we have definitive answers to most of them. But Charles Roven, a producer on both…
Read MoreIn late-2008, we told you that Sherwood Schwartz and his son Lloyd Schwartz had signed a deal to bring Gilligan's Island to the big screen.But we haven't really heard anything about the big screen adaptation for over a year, until now. Variety reports that Warner Bros is developing the feature film with Atlas Entertainment. Charles…
Read MoreRidley Scott isn't the only man in Hollywood making a Robin Hood movie. Warner Bros is also developing a film based on the classic tale, but with a sci-fi twist. Danish commercial director Nicolai Fuglsig pitched the project, and has signed on to direct. Newcomer Jason Dean Hall, who wrote the Ashton Kutcher Sundance comedy…
Read MoreSam Raimi, director of Evil Dead, Army of Darkness, the Spider-Man films, has signed on to direct a big screen adaptation of World of Warcraft, Blizzard Entertainment's massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG). The scoop was first reported by AICN and later confirmed by Variety, who also reports that The Dark Knight producer Charles Roven…
Read MoreAtlas Entertainment is developing a live-action Voltron movie. Producers Charles Roven (The Dark Knight), Richard Suckle (The International) and Steve Alexander have acquired the rights to make a film based on the Japanese anime property after several years in development at various production companies. The live-action project has been in development since 2004, and interest…
Read MoreIESB claims that Christopher Nolan, Jonathan Nolan and David Goyer are already working on the screenplay for a third Batman film, but when they talked to producer Charles Roven, they were unable to get a confirmation. I have a feeling that the process is in the earliest of stages (ideas, possible treatment), and that the…
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