• TV Bits: 'The Stand', 'What We Do In The Shadows', 'The Crown', And More

    In this edition of TV Bits: Sarah Silverman strikes a deal for a late-night series pilot and stand-up comedy special with HBO. Heather Graham joins The Stand. What We Do in the Shadows season 2 has started production. Stephen Colbert will host The Late Show until at least 2023. Kurt Sutter has bee fired for being a jerk.…

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  • A 'Southpaw' Re-Release Is Coming

    A South Paw re-release is happening this weekend. TWC wants to put the movie back into theaters for “a more drama- and awards-focused fall audience.”

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  • Antoine Fuqua Interested In Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper And Jeremy Renner For Boxing Drama 'Southpaw'

    Director Antoine Fuqua has been developing a boxing drama named Southpaw for some time. Written by Kurt Sutter (Sons of Anarchy) it's the story of a left-handed boxing champion whose life is destroyed and he's forced to fight his way back. Eminem had long been attached to star as the fighter, but when DreamWorks dropped the film that casting…

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  • Eminem's Boxing Drama 'Southpaw' Makes A Comeback At MGM

    After getting brutally knocked out by DreamWorks, Southpaw is making a comeback. The boxing drama, directed by Antoine Fuqua and starring Eminem, was dropped by DreamWorks in August and has since been aggressively pitched to other studios. MGM has finally agreed to produce the movie with Sony set to distribute and production will likely begin…

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  • TV Bits: New Shows For Mike O'Malley, Marlon Wayans, Bunim/Murray, 'Big Love' Creators; See 'Grimm' Early; 'Sons Of Anarchy' Renewed; Marvel Publishing 'Dexter' Comics

    There's a little bit of something for everyone in today's very full TV Bits, whether your preference is for lightweight comedies, serious dramas, humanoid robots, or good-looking serial killers. After the jump: HBO and the creators of Big Love team up for an unconventional family drama Fox buys a boy genius sitcom from the guy…

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  • TV Bits: 'Bored To Death' Season 3 And 'Ringer' Trailers; 'Goodfellas' Writer Develops 1960's Vegas Crime Drama; 'Sons Of Anarchy' Creator Quits Twitter

    Time to round up some TV news, and what better place to start than with the announcement that Goodfellas writer Nicholas Pileggi and James Mangold will collaborate on Ralph Lamb, a '60s-set Vegas crime drama based on the life of "cowboy-turned-Las Vegas sheriff" Ralph Lamb. CBS is producing; Mangold will direct and Pileggi will write…

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  • TV Bits: 'Munsters' Remake In Development; 'Warehouse 13?, 'In Plain Sight', 'Suits', And 'Leverage' Renewed; 'Dexter' Season 6 Poster Revealed; Kurt Sutter Talks AMC

    We've got lots of odds and ends for you in today's TV bits, including renewals, a remake, and a rant by notoriously rant-y Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter. After the jump, read about: NBC's remake of The Munsters The new poster for Season 6 of Dexter Kurt Sutter's thoughts on the AMC debacle Renewals…

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  • Antoine Fuqua May Make Eminem Boxing Film 'Southpaw' Rather Than 'Tupac'

    Very recently, it looked like Antoine Fuqua (Training Day) was going to direct the Tupac Shakur biopic that has been in development for some time. And while that might still happen -- things have gone a bit quiet on that front, despite a promised spring/summer start date -- now there is a report that positions…

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  • Eminem To Brawl In 'Southpaw' From 'Sons Of Anarchy' Creator Kurt Sutter

    Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter has just sold a pitch to DreamWorks called Southpaw, which has Marshall "Eminem" Mathers attached to star. Eminem will play a left handed, world champion boxer whose life is crushed by a major tragedy and has to fight his way back to the top. Sutter is currently writing and…

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  • Rain To Star In Enter The Dragon Remake, Awaken The Dragon?

    Update: There's currently some debate as to whether Rain is up for the Bruce Lee role, or the villain role of the film. While it would honestly make more sense to have Rain take up Lee's mantle instead of an "established American actor", I can't say for certain since the source article isn't entirely clear.…

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