'American Gigolo' TV Series Coming To Showtime From Neil LaBute & Jerry Bruckheimer
Jerry Bruckheimer is remaking Paul Schrader's American Gigolo for Showtime, with the help of Neil LaBute. Learn more about the American Gigolo TV series.
Read MoreJerry Bruckheimer is remaking Paul Schrader's American Gigolo for Showtime, with the help of Neil LaBute. Learn more about the American Gigolo TV series.
Read MoreNeil LaBute making a Van Helsing TV series is certainly a surprise. The character doesn't scream "Neil LaBute!" but SyFy has just acquired the show.
Read MoreThere are some movie romances which are so swooningly sweet, they can make even the most jaded pragmatist believe in true love. And then there are movie romances so acrid, they can inspire even a happily coupled-up moviegoer to swear off love forever. Some Velvet Morning seems to fall into the latter category, which shouldn't…
Read MoreGet ready for Arrested Development's triumphant return this weekend with these four more clips from the new season. Also after the jump: David Fury will return for 24: Live Another Day David Slade will direct Ronald Moore's Helix DirecTV's Full Circle adds Buffy and FNL alums CCH Pounder joins Sons of Anarchy FX's The Bridge…
Read MoreAdam Brody's certainly come a long way from his days playing geeky misfit Seth Cohen onĀ The O.C. Earlier this week, news broke that Kristen Bell had signed on to play one of his ex-girlfriends in Jennifer Getzinger's Some Girls, adapted by Neil LaBute from his own play. Now, Brody's gained four more female companions in…
Read MoreAll too often, "romantic comedies" wind up being neither romantic nor comedic. But if the recent casting is any indication, I Give It a Year seems to have the latter part down, at least. Rose Byrne and Anna Faris have joined Rafe Spall and Simon Baker in the film, written and directed by Borat scribe…
Read More2012 is already shaping up to be the biggest year yet of Adam Brody's post-OC career, as the actor books two more high-profile roles. One is Some Girls, a feature adaptation of Neil LaBute's recent play about an almost-married man who travels across the country to visit his ex-girlfriends. [Update: The Hollywood Reporter writes that…
Read MoreThe latest addition to the cast of Dexter's sixth season is a great one: Edward James Olmos has signed on to play "a brilliant, charismatic professor of religious studies." Colin Hanks and Mos Def are other recent additions to the core cast of the show, which begins shooting on May 25 and will premiere in…
Read MoreNeil LaBute's career has taken him to some crazy places. He started off with the visceral and brutal In the Company of Men and followed that up with more films sharing the same dark humor, honestly and venom. At some point though, things changed and he became more of a mainstream director with films like…
Read MoreYears ago, the idea of Brendan Fraser working with Neil LaBute would have been appealing. In 1998 it would have been the guy from Gods & Monsters being directed by the firebrand behind Your Friends and Neighbors. Good stuff. Now, well, it's the guy from Furry Vengeance directed by the guy behind The Wicker Man.…
Read MoreThe 2011 Sundance Film Festival is shaping up quite nicely. The films in competition, and out of competition, have already been announced and each has some incredibly exciting entries. Monday brought the announcement of the 81 short films, chosen out of 6,467 entries, that will play in Park City, Utah this January. And while the…
Read MoreJust about the last person I'd expect to see making a short film to promote a video game is Neil LaBute, the theater director who has made films like In the Company of Men, Your Friends and Neighbors and the remake of The Wicker Man. But the team behind Sony's game Heavy Rain hired LaBute…
Read MoreHere's a little indie starring Adam Scott, J.K. Simmons, and I guess I should continue, Brittany Snow, that a growing number of people are on the lookout for. Entitled The Vicious Kind and executive produced by sometime-gangsterĀ Neil LaBute, the film sees the irreverent, dry-witted Scott in a more serious role compared to those in Step…
Read MoreScreen Gems has released the first trailer for Chris Rock-produced re-imagining of Frank Oz's 2007 British comedy Death at a Funeral. Although Oz's original was well-received by many critics, it didn't get very much traction with theatergoers, drawing only a niche audience. The new film has a primarily African-American cast and focuses on a funeral…
Read MoreNeil LaBute will re-team with his Death at a Funeral producer William Horberg to direct an adaptation of Charles Willeford's art world crime novel The Burnt Orange Heresy, according to Variety. This isn't the first time Willeford's work has made it to the screen; he scripted Cockfighter (Monte Hellman! Warren Oates!) from his own novel,…
Read MoreNaomi Watts will star in an adaptation of Amy Sutherland's Kicked, Bitten and Scratched: Life and Lessons at the World's Premiere School for Exotic Animal Trainers for First Look Pictures. Todd Louiso (Love Liza) and Jacob Koskoff are scripting it into a romantic comedy. Former SNL Weekend Update duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will…
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