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Dozens more pictures are being leaked onto the 'net, including some
shots from the origin sequence where Hellboy is born. This latest image
(see right and below-right) shows Rasputin and his Mecha-Glove from that early sequence.
BOB THE BUILDER - THE MOVIE
Harrison Ford has been approached to lend his vocal talents to Bob The
Builder, in a movie version of the animated character's TV series -
voiced in the UK by Men Behaving Badly star Neil Morrissey.
Ford was apparently talked into the role by girlfriend Calista
Flockheart (Ally McBeal) whose adopted son Liam is a huge fan of the
show.
CHARLIE'S ANGELS 3
Will there be a third movie? Drew Barrymore revealed all while being
interviewed in L.A recently, saying: "We don't know yet because we just
worked so hard to make the first one. We all love being together so much
though that we're together anyway, so work or play, either or is good
for us. I think right now, we want to see how people react to this one".
Lucy Liu also commented that: "We also discovered yesterday or last week
that this is the first sequel for all of us. That's kind of a cool thing
because we got to experience that for the first time. If we get the
opportunity to work together again on something else, that would be fun
too."
COLOR ME KUBRICK
'The Hollywood Reporter' states that John Malkovich has signed to star
in the comedy Color Me Kubrick - based on the true story of a man who
conned his way into London's high life by pretending to be reclusive
director Stanley Kubrick! Hamburg's Film Board will co-finance this
low-budget feature (ˆ900,000 - or $1.1 million.
GET SHORTY 2
'The Hollywood Reporter' revealed that Brett Ratner (Red Dragon) is
poised to direct a sequel to Get Shorty, entitled Be Cool. The movie
will again star John Travolta, but Ratner owes New Line Cinema another
movie in the meantime - which is likely to be Rush Hour 3.
Be Cool will see Travolta's character Chili Palmer decide he's had
enough of the movie business and moves into the music business, where he
meets sexy young singer and decides to make her a star.
HIGHLANDER 5 - THE SOURCE
The French edition of 'Premiere' carried an interview with Christopher
Lambert about a fifth Highlander movie. Lambert confirmed this, saying:
"Yes they're doing another one called Highlander - The Source, and last
I heard I've got all of a days work on it for some flashback stuff.
There will be a new cast, and those actors will hopefully carry on the
series."
"It's a great story about some young highlanders who are in search of
their existence's golden goose. I hear Russell [Mulcahy, the first
film's director] might be back to do this new one, so I'm definitely
looking forward to it and being a part of it - regardless of how small
the duty is."
THE HITCH-HIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY
'Empire Online' reported that British directing/producing team Garth
Jennings and Nick Goldsmith will take charge of the movie version of
Douglas Adams' The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy.
Months ago it was announced that Chicken Run scrib Karey Kirkpatrick
would be adapting the script, which Jennings and Goldsmith are likely to
be working from. The two directs have directed music videos and TV
commercials.
Representative Roger Birnbaum said: "We finally cracked the story, and
hired these clever English fellows to make sure that the picture is
visually inventive and funny and accessible to contemporary audiences
while still connected to the book Douglas wrote almost 25 years ago."
KING ARTHUR
'The Hollywood Reports' states that the upcoming King Arthur movie has
new additions to its cast: German actor Til Schweiger and Swedish actor
Stellan Skarsgard (The Exorcist - The Beginning).
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3
'Variety' reports that filming on Mission Impossible 3 has been pushed
back to January 2004, meaning the proposed 21 May 2004 release date is
extremely unlikely!
THE PHANTOM
'Friends Of Phantom' talked with writer Steven De Souza about the latest
attempt to adapt The Phantom superhero to the big-screen.
"We feel our picture is tougher, grittier, and certainly, contemporary,
not retro [compared to the 1996 Billy Zane version]. The real challenge
will be promoting it without duplicating the look of that [1996]
campaign... so Hero will be sent to pasture for the coming attractions,
and it would not surprise me if the Phantom is only shown obliquely, or
not at all. In my humble opinion, a title change would help."
"My story was turned in at the end of last year and the script was
finished in May 2003. The script has only been read by the producers so
far. I have finished my contract with them... The fictional film takes
place in New York, and in Bengalla, in both Mawitaan and the jungle.
I've tried to write a modern, smart and arrogant villain in the spirit
of Hans Gruber."
"Circumstances force him to work with the Sengh, who he views as a
particularly superstitious lot. The Sengh in my script are more than
pirates - they are a globe-spanning, ancient order making a comeback in
the 21st century via an uneasy alliance with an American industrialist
who is seemingly above reproach".
"My approach is that the hero should always be the underdog. So while
there will be gadgets and weaponry galore, most of this should be in the
hands of the villains. On the other hand, certainly in an exotic,
mysterious land like Bengalla, there could be all sorts of unique,
unusual and very deadly local weaponry of which the famous Bandar poison
dart is only the tip of the iceberg... there's much more to be seen in
this arena."
RUSH HOUR 3
Brett Ratner spoke to 'About.com' about his next project, now he has
quit the Superman production and - surprise, surprise - it's Rush Hour
3!
"I just got the script for Rush Hour 3 today [3 June], so I'm going to
read it tonight after I leave here and if it's good, I'm going to do
that. If not, I've got a few other movies that I'm trying to decide
which one I'm going to do."
"I'd love to do Dark Materials. I'm begging for Dark Materials. It's
just a hard thing to tackle because it's so much. It's three great
books. We're trying to figure it out."
What about the rumoured live-action version of cult animation hit
Samurai Jack his name is attached to? "Samurai Jack, we're just
developing the script. I love the script to Be Cool, which I'm not
doing, but I'm interested in. I love it. I don't know, there's so much
good stuff around."
What can audiences expect from Rush Hour 3? "They’re going to New York,
Paris and then another third place that I'm not going to give away
that's going to be amazing. Basically, they're both fish out of water."
SCARY MOVIE 3
'Lights Out' had the full details for the third Scary Movie movie:
Charlie Sheen (Hot Shots!), Denise Richards (Starship Troopers), Ja
Rule, Jeremy Piven, Simon Rex, Pamela Anderson, Jenny McCarthy, Anna
Farris, Regina Hall, Anthony Anderson, Leslie Nielsen, Eddie Griffin
(Undercover Brother), Camryn Manheim, Macy Gray, Method Man, Redman and
Master P.
SHARKSLAYER
A new CGI animated movie is coming soon from the 'Dreamworks' studio,
following on from the huge success of Shrek a few years ago.
Sharkslayer is an underwater adventure, with a voice-cast that includes:
Will Smith, Angelina Jolie, Jack Black, Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese,
Renee Zellweger, Doug E Doug and Peter Falk! (see below)
STAR WARS EPISODE III
New information on Episode III has materialized! The film will be two
hours long, will contain the most lightsabre duels of any previous Star
Wars movie, will be certified PG, will take place three years after the
events of Attack Of The Clones, and will open with an enormous battle
sequence! Phew!
British actor Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca) also revealed that the lovable
Wookie will rescue babies Luke and Leia during the film, and deliver
them to Obi Wan Kenobi.
X-MEN 3
'Dreamwatch' magazine reported that "James Marsden [Cyclops] is signed,
but producer Lauren Shuler Donner says Ian McKellen [Magneto] and
Patrick Stewart [Professor X] will return 'if our writers can deliver
the goods.'"
Producer Ralph Winter also said, "I think if we can figure out the story
quickly, we could be out in a two year period."
Laura Sadler [1980 - 2003] (Obituary by Dom Robinson)
Holby City actress Laura Sadler has died after being critically injured
in a 40ft fall from a second-floor balcony at the home of her boyfriend,
Holby City actor George Calil, 30, after they had been taking cocaine
late into the night. He was arrested following the incident on Sunday but was
released on police bail.
Born on Christmas Day, 1980 in Ascot, Berkshire, Laura Sadler starred in the
1996 film Intimate Relations With Julie Walters, Les Dennis and Amanda
Holden, an episode of Inspector Morse, the children's fantasy Belfry
Witches alongside The Office's Lucy Davis and also the long-running BBC
children's TV series Grange Hill from 1997-1999 as Judi Jeffreys, the
character meeting a similar coincidentally macabre ending.
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