We can add Mike Finch and Alex Litvak to the names of screenwriters who have attempted to adapt the Mattel toy line “He-Man and the Masters of the Universe” to the big screen. Columbia has [click for more]
Twentieth Century Fox looks as if they are moving forward with their plan to relaunch a potential franchise featuring the Marvel Comics superhero Daredevil, with a report hitting late yesterday afternoon that the studio has [click for more]
They sing. They dance. And evidently, one of those crazy, talented high school kids on Fox’s popular freshman series Glee can now add screenwriter to her list of talents. Dianna Agron, who plays the dimwitted [click for more]
While he obviously didn’t spill any actual story details, screenwriter Peter Morgan has disclosed that the next James Bond film will feature a “shocking story.” The promise came in a short interview that the writer [click for more]
Voted on by a group of Hollywood insiders, from producers’ assistants to studio development executives to talent agents, the Black List has quickly become the barometer for what scripts that people in the industry are [click for more]
Here’s one from the “They just don’t get it, do they?” file. The Hollywood Reporter‘s Heat Vision blog has broken the story that producer Joel Silver’s two-decades in the gestation adaptation of DC Comics’ classic [click for more]
UPDATE: It turns out that Kurtzman and Orci are NOT the pair that are producing the Doc Savage adaptation. According to Collider, it is actually Neil Moritz and Ori Marmur, the producing team currently working [click for more]
Scripter Diablo Cody will be adapting the long-running Sweet Valley High ‘tween book series for Universal. The studio is currently in negotiations to for the rights to the books, with Cody already attached to the [click for more]
Justin Lin, director of the recent Fast & Furious,has been picked my Summit Entertainment to helm their in development remake of Highlander. As of yet, the studio has no cast attached to the project and [click for more]
Perhaps the news that Warner Brothers attempt to make a live-action version of the classic anime film Akira was dead was perhaps a bit premature. Collider is reporting that Children Of Men and Iron Man [click for more]
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