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The Guest’s Adam Wingard to Direct Death Note
Coming off the back of indie horror and thriller hits You’re Next and The Guest, Adam Wingard has lined up his biggest project yet. The director is now very much stepping into the studio system,...
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Will Poulter in Talks to Play Pennywise for Cary Fukunaga in Stephen King’s...
Three years ago, coming off the back of Jane Eyre and still riding high from his feature debut Sin Nombre, Cary Fukunaga was tapped by Warner Bros. to develop their long-awaited It remake. The film was...
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Robert Rodriguez to Direct & Co-Write Warner Bros.’ Jonny Quest
Robert Rodriguez, one of the few directors to cater to both adult and family audiences, has signed on to direct and co-write Warner Bros.’ long-gestating Jonny Quest live-action adaptation. The...
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Easy A’s Will Gluck to Direct Disney’s Untitled Lottery Project
Coming off the back of Sony’s Annie remake, Will Gluck is now signing on to direct Disney’s untitled lottery project, previously known as Lucky Guy. THR reports that Gluck is going to be retooling the...
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Michael Cera to Voice Robin in The Lego Batman Movie
The Lego Batman Movie has its first major addition to the cast, with Michael Cera joining the line-up to lend his voice as Batman’s sidekick / fellow crime-fighter, Robin. THR reports that Cera has...
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Nat Wolff in Talks to Lead Adam Wingard’s Death Note Remake
Coming off the back of the leading role in this year’s John Green adaptation Paper Towns, Nat Wolff has his sights set on a much darker adaptation. Wolff is in final talks to take one of the joint...
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The Leftovers’ Margaret Qualley in Talks for Female Lead in Death Note
Best known for her role as Justin Theroux’s on-screen daughter in HBO’s The Leftovers, Margaret Qualley is lining up a big next project. The fast-rising actress is currently in talks to star in Death...
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Warner Bros.’ Death Note Will Definitely Be Rated R
At the end of last year, we finally got some news on the development of Warner Bros.’ long-awaited adaptation of the Japanese manga/anime, Death Note. Nat Wolff was cast in the male lead, with Margaret...
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