'This Is Us' Gets An Unconventional 3-Season Renewal By NBC
In an unprecedented move, NBC has had This is Us renewed for three additional seasons, taking the show into its fourth, fifth, and sixth seasons.
Read MoreIn an unprecedented move, NBC has had This is Us renewed for three additional seasons, taking the show into its fourth, fifth, and sixth seasons.
Read MoreA new rumor claims a new Indiana Jones 5 writer has been hired: Dan Fogelman, the creator of This Is Us and writer of films like Cars and Last Vegas.
Read MoreThis is Us creator Dan Fogelman was quick to blame critics, specifically, white male critics, for the near-universally bad Life Itself reviews.
Read MoreAmazon has released the full Life Itself trailer, teasing the new family drama from This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman, starring Oscar Isaac and Olivia Wilde.
Read MoreThis Is Us creator Dan Fogelman is clearly trying to make more people cry in the first Life Itself trailer, the sophomore directing effort from the writer of Crazy Stupid Love.
Read MoreNBC's hit new drama, This Is Us, has been picked up for two more seasons. 36 more episodes of the drama are confirmed. Learn about This Is Us season two.
Read MoreLet's discuss that big This Is Us twist and find out what it might mean for the rest of this NBC dramatic television series.
Read MoreBradley Cooper wants to be a director. He's eyeing the dramedy Honeymoon With Harry as his debut. He'll also star, opposite Robert De Niro.
Read MoreTrailers are an under-appreciated art form insofar that many times they’re seen as vehicles for showing footage, explaining films away, or showing their hand about what moviegoers can expect. Foreign, domestic, independent, big budget: What better way to hone your skills as a thoughtful moviegoer than by deconstructing these little pieces of advertising? This week…
Read MorePlenty of high-profile actors and filmmakers have devoted time to deflecting Fifty Shades of Grey movie rumors in recent months, but one industry figure who's made no secret of his burning desire to bring the S&M novel to life is Bret Easton Ellis. The American Psycho author has been pushing hard for the screenwriting job over…
Read MoreWhile youth tends to rule in Hollywood, the next pack of legendary onscreen partiers looks to be neither the rowdy teens of the Project X films nor the thirtysomethings of The Hangover franchise, but the senior citizens of Last Vegas. Morgan Freeman has just joined Robert De Niro and Michael Douglas in the "Grumpy Old Men meets The…
Read MoreIt's The Hangover meets Grumpy Old Men and now it's got some real star power too. Robert De Niro and Michael Douglas have joined the cast of Last Vegas, a comedy written by Dan Fogelman (Crazy, Stupid, Love) and directed by Jon Turteltaub (National Treasure, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice). The film follows four friends who head…
Read MoreI really respect the way Ben Affleck turned his career around. The actor had a pretty bad few years a while back thanks to his over-publicized relationship with Jennifer Lopez and a handful of big films that were not the best fit for his personality. Then he proved his directorial skill with Gone Baby Gone,…
Read MoreAre CBS Films and Mandate Pictures looking to ride The Hangover's train to success? Seems that way, as the companies are close to signing Jon Turteltaub (National Treasure, The Sorcerer's Apprentice) to direct Last Vegas, a comedy written by Dan Fogelman (Crazy, Stupid, Love.). We've got no casting info at this point, but the story…
Read MoreDavid Ayers wrote and will direct End of Watch, which already has Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena cast as two LAPD officers who "confront marriage, love, fatherhood and the harsh realities of the Los Angeles streets." Now Anna Kendrick and Natalie Martinez (Detroit 1-8-7) are in talks to play the respective love interests in the…
Read MoreAl Pacino is in talks to star in Imagine, playing an aging rocker who "decides to change his life after discovering a letter written to him by John Lennon." The note inspires him to reach out to his biological son, whom he's never met. Imagine will be the directorial debut of Dan Fogelman, the screenwriter…
Read MoreWe reported on the last round of casting for Celeste and Jesse Forever just the other day, when Emma Roberts, Ari Graynor and Chris Messina joined the cast of the film that follows Rashida Jones (who co-wrote) and Andy Samberg as a couple who tries to maintain their friendship while still living in the same…
Read MoreWhile he waits for the 24 film to move forward, Kiefer Sutherland is going to romance Kate Bosworth in New York. A film called Fairytale of New York (which only conjures up memories of the Pogues song) has been written by Jeff Murphy and will follow an Irish standup comic who meets an American woman…
Read MoreBriefly: Are Tom Cruise and writer Dan Fogelman teaming for Jerry Maguire 2? Not quite, but they star and the Cars/Crazy, Stupid, Love writer have a project brewing that sounds like it might be in a similar vein. Dan Fogelman has just sold a pitch to Warner Bros. that has Cruise attached to play a…
Read MoreWith everyone sleeping off the end of Sundance and taking a breather after the Superman casting announcement, there isn't a lot of big casting news today. But here are a couple of quick hits. First up, there's word that Abbie Cornish (Bright Star, Sucker Punch) has joined the cast of Whisperings and Lies, which was…
Read MoreSteve Carell is playing the son of a rock star in Imagine, a film that will see him reunited with writer-turned-director Dan Fogelman. The film centers around "a musician in his 60s who tries to live his life differently after reading an old letter written to him by John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The rocker…
Read MoreHollywood is even more youth-obsessed than usual of late, so the very fact that a studio might make a film that could be vaguely compared to Grumpy Old Men is enough to make me happy. Dan Fogelman, the screenwriter behind the Steve Carell / Ryan Gosling comedy that still doesn't have a name, has a…
Read MoreOften with these aggregated casting pieces the idea is to group together a number of fairly small stories. In this case the names are big -- Robert De Niro, Rachel McAdams, Woody Allen, Ryan Gosling, Steve Carrell -- but the films are either ones we don't know much about or have recently covered in detail.…
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