• Steven Spielberg Envisions Teaming With Zhang Yimou For China-Set Film

    Steven Spielberg and Zhang Yimou almost worked together several years ago, when the two were teamed to create the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2008 Beijing Olymipcs. Spielberg pulled out of that project, but there's a chance the two could still do something together in the future. While Spielberg is pursuing new projects (having…

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  • Zhang Yimou In Talks To Direct 'Quasimodo' With Josh Brolin

    Briefly: Warner Bros. has been developing Quasimodo for a while, with Josh Brolin attached to star and produce. The idea, as the title implies, is to present a new vision of the title character drawn from Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre Dame. We don't know who Brolin would play, or what direction the story…

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  • 'The Flowers Of War' US Trailer: Christian Bale, The War Hero

    Not too long ago the small outfit Wreckin Hill Entertainment picked up US rights to Zhang Yimou's new film The Flowers of War. That's the film in which Christian Bale plays a roguish American who ends up taking responsibility for a group of girls and women who take refuge in a church during Japan's siege…

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  • Zhang Yimou's WWII Film With Christian Bale Retitled 'The Flowers Of War'

    Before making The Dark Knight Rises, Christian Bale went to China to make a film called Heroes of Nanking (or The 13 Women of Nanjing or Nanjing Heroes) with director Zhang Yimou. Or, that was what the film was called until recently. 20 minutes of the movie were shown to buyers today in Toronto, and…

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  • New Image: Christian Bale In 'The 13 Women Of Nanjing'

    Briefly: Christian Bale is at work on The Dark Knight Rises right now, but he's already shot another film that will hit the festival circuit this fall. Zhang Yimou recently wrapped The 13 Women of Nanjing (which is also being referred to as Heroes of Nanking and Nanjing Heroes) in which Christian Bale plays "an…

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  • First Look: Christian Bale In 'The 13 Women Of Nanjing,' Aka 'Nanjing Heroes'

    Christian Bale has a little movie to make with Christopher Nolan this summer, but before he suits up in Pittsburgh for The Dark Knight Rises, he'll finish a stint in China working with Zhang Yimou. The director is making a film called The 13 Women of Nanjing, known previously as Nanjing Heroes, which is the…

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  • Page 2

    What is Page 2? Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included 26 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness. If…

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  • Christian Bale To Star In Zhang Yimou's 'Nanjing Heroes'

    You can see Christian Bale doing some of the best work of his career on screen right now in The Fighter right now, and not too far into 2011 he'll get back into the batsuit for Christopher Nolan. But first, he's going to take a detour to China. Director Zhang Yimou announced today that the…

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  • Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks And Brad Pitt Competing For The Thirteen Women Of Jinling

    This weekend sees A Noodle Story aka Three Guns, Zhang Yimou's daffy-sounding comedy period movie remake of Blood Simple, hit Chinese cinema screens - if you haven't seen the trailer yet please take a moment to go and bask in its great glowing eccentricity. With that one finally over and out, however, what's next for…

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  • International Trailer: Zhang Yimou's Blood Simple Remake Looks...Kooky

    First up, Zhang Yimou's sorta-remake of Blood Simple, the amazing debut feature by Joel and Ethan Coen, has a new title. Once called Amazing Tales: Three Guns, the title now seems to be The First Gun. Except that in some places, as on the upload for the trailer featured below, the title Amazing Tales: Three…

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  • First Images From Zhang Yimou's Blood Simple Remake, Three Guns

    Imagine, if you will, a film by the director of House of Flying Daggers or Red Sorghum that has been remade from a picture by the directors of Raising Arizona or The Big Lebowski. What would such a thing look like? Courtesy of the first three stills from Zhang Yimou's Three Guns, a remake of…

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  • Zhang Yimou Remaking The Coen Bothers' Blood Simple?

    Variety have announced a new project from Zhang Yimou, director of Hero and House of Flying Daggers. They call it Amazing Tales - Three Guns and describe it as having two separate parts, one a thriller and the other a comedy. It's hard to not suspect this is the result of a bad translation and…

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