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Ryan Reynolds no longer in 'Highlander' remake
Actor Ryan Reynolds who had previously been attached to star as Connor MacLeod in the remake of "Highlander," is no longer a part of the cast.
Summit Entertainment is trying to get the film into motion and had both Reynolds and Director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo of "28 Weeks Later." However, Fresnadillo left the project and Reynolds has now followed suit.
Source: Entertainment Weekly
Jennifer Lopez teams up with Antonio Banderas for new thriller
Jennifer Lopez will be staring in the film "The 33" with Antonio Banderas.
The film is based on the true story of 33 Chilean miners who were rescued after being trapped for 69 days in 2010.
Martin Sheen and Brazilian actor Rodrigo Santoro are also on board for the movie.
Patricia Riggen is directing the pic and production is scheduled to start in the fall in Chile.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Scoot McNairy to star opposite of Jude Law
The film "Black Sea" has added another actor, Scoot McNairy, to its cast.
McNairy would star opposite of Jude Law in the underwater film for Focus Features. The movie being directed by Kevin Macdonald would follow Jude Law's character, "a rogue skipper who gathers a crew and a submarine in order to search for sunken treasure in the Black Sea."
McNairy recently starred in "Argo."
Source: Deadline
Sequels to 'The Amazing Spider-Man' get release dates.
Despite "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" not being released until May 2, 2014, Sony Pictures is already setting up dates for the third and fourth movies in the franchise.
The third is now scheduled to be released June 10, 2016 and the fourth would be on May 4, 2018.
Source: Entertainment Weekly
'Prometheus 2' moving forward for 20th Century Fox
20th Century Fox is moving forward with "Prometheus 2" and have hired Jack Paglen to write the script.
The film Paglen, who recently wrote "Transcendence," would write is going to most likely follow-up with where the last film left off. So, it is possible Noomi Rapace could return.
Source: The Wrap
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