Jai Courtney On 'Semper Fi' And His Humbling Hollywood Journey [Interview]
In our Jai Courtney interview, we speak to the Semper Fi actor about his long journey from Australia to Hollywood and beyond.
Read MoreIn our Jai Courtney interview, we speak to the Semper Fi actor about his long journey from Australia to Hollywood and beyond.
Read MoreDid you know that the Internet can be a dangerous place? That's more or less the premise of Henry-Alex Rubin's Disconnect, a Crash-style ensemble drama about the perils of the digital age. That message comes about two decades late, and the execution looks about as subtle as a pornographic pop-up ad. But on the bright…
Read MoreTim Roth and Cillian Murphy have boarded Rufus Norris' Broken, along with Rory Kinnear, Robert Emms, Zana Marjanovic, Bill Milner, and newcomer Eloise Laurence. The story, which was adapted by Mark O'Rowe (Boy A) from Daniel Clay's novel of the same title, follows a young girl whose life changes after she witnesses a brutal attack.…
Read MoreLet's start off this casting break with a quick one: Robert Luketic (The Ugly Truth) is putting together a diamond heist movie called Brilliant, written by Blood Diamond producer Gillian Gorfil. He's now got Eric Bana set to star. The plot follows "a small-time criminal who joins accomplished thieves in a diamond heist," with Bana…
Read MoreMichael K. Williams may have missed out on the lead role of Django Unchained, but it seems there may still be room for him to appear in a different capacity. In an interview with Shadow & Act (via The Playlist), the The Wire actor confirmed that he had just barely lost the lead role to Jamie…
Read MoreIt's not a stretch, I think, to call this the 'fan-favorite actors' edition of casting bits. Kyle Chandler, Alexander Skarsgård and Rob Corddry all fall into that catergory, I'd say. So after the break, you'll find: Kyle Chandler joins Ben Affleck's Argo, Rob Corddry looks set for zombification in Warm Bodies, and Michael Nyqvist &…
Read MoreHenry-Alex Rubin wowed critics and audiences back in 2005 with Murderball, a documentary about wheelchair rugby which he co-directed with Dana Adam Shapiro. The film earned a Best Documentary nomination at the Oscars and won the audience award at Sundance. Since then, however, Rubin's been laying low. Aside from a T-Mobile commercial and some work…
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